A proposed new law out of Mississippi will let your child’s school judge you as a parent. The Parental Involvement and Accountability Act los to grade parental […]
Day: March 13, 2016
Mom gets bad news at daughter's parent/teacher conference. Shot in studio over white.
Has Ted Cruz lost the support of police? Syndicated radio host, and former law enforcement officer, John Cardillo said the answer is, yes. According to Cardillo police […]
Kansas City police used force to make sure its city have a repeat of what happened at a scheduled Trump rally in Chicago. Cell phone video captured […]
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Donald Trump said he’s “going to see” about paying the legal fees of a man who allegedly sucker-punched a black protester at a Trump rally last week. […]
A persistent charge against Hillary Clinton is that the Democratic presidential front-runner vacillates on many positions in order to pander to voters,and such hypocrisy has never been […]
R & B artist Chris Brown went off on Donald Trump and his supporters, and urged fellow African-Americans to travel to and disrupt rallies for the Republican […]
In the March 9 Democratic presidential debate, Univision anchorJorge Ramosplayed a clip of Patricia Smith, the mother of Bengazhi victim Sean Smith, saying then-Secretary of State Hillary […]
Breitbart News reporter Michelle Fields has received mountains of attention this week over her claim that she was assaulted by Donald Trump‘s campaign manager. But new video […]
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By Jonah Bennett The House is set to vote Monday on whether the Islamic State is committing genocide against Christians and Yazidis in Syria and Iraq. GOP […]
CNN anchorwoman Ashleigh Banfield blamed herchild’s behavior at school onDonald Trump. The “Legal View” host interviewed “House of Cards” star Michael Kelly last week and told him […]
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Hillary Clinton’s former IT specialist who was given immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony about setting up the former secretary of state’s private e server […]
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The U.S. Supreme Court could soon upend decades of established federal law by banning mandatory union dues for public sector workers, and Rebecca Friedrichs is the teacher at the center of it all.
