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Berkeley cancels Ann Coulter lecture, but she's coming anyway - The University of California, Berkeley canceled an upcoming campus lecture by Ann Coulter on Wednesday, citing security concerns as the chief impetus for its decision.
When I first saw this hammock , I was intrigued but skeptical. After all, it claims to be the "best parachute double hammock for backpacking, camping, travel, beach, yard."
Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley surveyed 5,600 nearby stars looking for signs of alien life for more than a decade, but didn't detect anything. Drs. Nathaniel Tellis and Geoff Marcy suspected advanced alien civilizations would develop lasers and eventually point them in our direction.
Sean Spicer briefed reporters from the White House on Wednesday. The press secretary - who was interrupted by New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski - answered questions on sanctions in Iran and how the whereabouts of the U.S.S. Carl Vinson were confused.
The U.S. officer in charge of the crew that Iranian forces temporarily detained in January 2016 will be allowed to stay in the Navy, Foreign Policy reports. Lt. David Nartker was previously recommended to be "separated" from the Navy because of his role in the international incident.
Subway is suing CBC News over a report the fast-food giant uses less than 50 percent chicken in its chicken products and with the remainder being soy filler. The sandwich chain, which advertises itself as a being a healthy and calorie-conscious alternative to burgers and fries, is seeking $210 million in damages in a defamation lawsuit filed in Toronto earlier this month that it says will counter the charges that have led to significant sales losses.
In his first day hearing Supreme Court arguments newly confirmed judge Neil Gorsuch instantly and with ease jumped in and began grilling attorneys with questions about statutory law and how it applied to their arguments. The justices, with the exception of the usually silent Clarence Thomas, are known for their aggressive questioning, and Gorsuch showed no qualms about jumping right in.
"The Department of Homeland Security wants border drones that can recognize faces and track individuals over long distances." What could go wrong? [Matthew Feeney interview with Caleb Brown, Cato Podcast , and background blog post ]
Google has hired contractors to remove or limit Alex Jones' website Infowars.com from its search engines. According to a search engine evaluator for Google, all contractors have been [instructed] to actively rate InfoWars as a low quality and untrusted site.
Ryan, a globalist who has yet to accomplish anything this session and who failed to repeal Obamacare, is off speaking in Europe to fellow elites and globalists. Meanwhile, he sent his fellow Republican House members back to their districts to get their butts chewed out by far left organized mobs.
Judicial Watch today announced it filed a series of motions alleging constitutional and other legal deficiencies in the extraordinary prosecution of its client, Robert L. Rosebrock, a Vietnam-era veteran who faces federal criminal charges for purportedly displaying two four by six inch American Flags above a Veterans Affairs fence on Memorial Day, May 30, 2016. Judicial Watch's team of attorneys recently filed: A motion to suppress statements Rosebrock allegedly made to a VA police officer during a custodial interrogation of Rosebrock without advising him of his Fifth Amendment rights, as required by Miranda v.
As my parents recall, much of Cuba was buzzing on this day 56 years ago about an invasion my own father went into hiding for a few hours because of massive arrests a missed opportunity is what many in their generation continue to say
Over the Easter weekend we saw protesters take to the streets in several American cities on what seems like a rather esoteric, possibly even irrelevant, topic, the fact that Donald Trump has yet to release any of his tax returns: In a Tax Day groundswell of calls for President Trump to release his tax returns, hundreds of protesters marched to Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago getaway on Saturday in Florida, and thousands more gathered in Washington and other cities across the country.
CNN reporter calls bus bombings that killed scores of Shia civilians a "hiccup" https://t.co/BtsaR98cck pic.twitter.com/wnXHt8Houq Please adhere to our commenting policy to avoid being banned. As a privately owned website, we reserve the right to remove any comment and ban any user at any time.
While reading Daniel Pipes's article on Israeli defense policy, it occurred to me that much current Israeli deterrence policy focuses on infrastructure and people . When Gilad Shalit was kidnapped, Israel captured numerous Gazan officials, but this had no impact because Hamas does not care about its people.
A chilling, first-hand account of a doctor refusing to turn a battered protester in to "law enforcement" puts a new spin on the word "terrorist." Those are the words that GNB officers who caught a young Venezuelan during last Monday's rally in Caracas used to try to convince the doctor curing his wounds to let them take him to jail.
Prince Harry: I sought counselling after death of mother led to two years of 'total chaos' in my twenties - exclusive Telegraph interview - Mad World: Prince Harry - Prince Harry has disclosed that he sought counselling after enduring two years of "total chaos" while still struggling
Candidates for the 2017 presidential election Francois Fillon, former French Prime Minister, member of the Republicans and candidate of the French centre-right, Emmanuel Macron, head of the political movement En Marche !, or Onwards !, Jean-Luc Melenchon of the French far left Parti de Gauche, Marine Le Pen, French National Front political party leader and Benoit Hamon of the French Socialist party pose before a debate organised by French private TV channel TF1 in Aubervilliers, outside Paris, France, March 20, 2017.
The UK's largest teachers union voted in support of a one-day strike option as a growing rift between educators and the government threatens to interrupt the education school children across the country. Delegates at the annual conference for the National Union of Teachers , which represents almost 400,000 teachers and teachers-in-training, voted to support a strike, which would have to take place before an August 31 deadline.