Truth in opinion
In a stunning yet quiet admission, the FBI recently acknowledged that its crime statistics—long relied upon by policymakers and the media—were, in fact, wrong. For anyone paying close attention, especially to Donald Trump’s long-standing criticisms of the federal bureaucracy, this revelation comes as less of a surprise and more of a vindication. The FBI’s misreporting […]
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If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that Vice President Kamala Harris knows how to make headlines. Unfortunately for her, the spotlight isn’t always favorable. In a recent interview with Fox News anchor Bret Baier, the VP made an early exit—ushered off by her frantic staff waving hands to signal the interview […]
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Most drinkers are aware of the importance of never leaving their drink unattended and being present while it is prepared, but not everyone learns these skills from an early age, which can result in hazardous situations. That is what happened to 18-year-old Millie Taplin from England, who went out to a bar to celebrate turning […]
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In Arizona, two parents were charged with felony abandonment and concealment of a dead body after hiding their 16-year-old son’s body behind a stone wall. Amber-Leah Valentine and Jon Imes had previously reported their son missing, claiming that the teenager had run away. However, on February 28th, an unidentified male body was found wrapped in […]
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In what has become another appalling chapter in the ongoing culture war, a transgender coach at a Pennsylvania public high school has resigned following the exposure of pornographic videos in which the coach referred to themselves as a “meth whore.” The resignation raises serious questions about the integrity of public education and the standards we’re […]
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently issued guidance to four police and fire departments, labeling their basic math requirements as “discriminatory.” According to the DOJ, expecting employees to demonstrate basic math proficiency may have a disparate impact on minority candidates. The agency argues that this expectation can disproportionately affect certain racial groups, creating an unfair […]
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In a world where self-defense is often praised, it’s baffling when someone defending themselves ends up losing their livelihood. This is exactly what happened to a disabled veteran, David Maxey, after a harrowing incident outside a convenience store in Las Vegas. Maxey, who served our country, was involved in an altercation where he was physically […]
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We all have a tendency to judge others quickly, and we’ve all undoubtedly made assumptions about others that weren’t accurate. But as one police officer recently pointed out, until you walk a mile in someone else’s shoes, you can never truly understand what they’re going through. Police officer Andre Owen was having a difficult morning one […]
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Growing up in rural Michigan like I did, we were relatively limited in the things that we had for entertainment. For example, our town’s movie theater would close for the winter after Halloween due to the fact that until 1997 it had no heating system. If you wanted more than one television channel, you had […]
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For most college students and working professionals living on their own, the first meal of the day is usually consumed well into the afternoon. The moment our moms stop forcing food down our throats before we leave home, we start slacking and skipping breakfast. Well, this shocking incident we are about to share has something […]
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