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Yesterday, January 22, marked the forty-seventh anniversary of the Roe v Wade and Doe v Bolton Supreme Court decisions legalizing abortion-on-demand. Forty-seven years! Since those dreadful decisions, over 60 million helpless innocent unborn babies h
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Another video of the moment UIA Flight 752 was blown out of the sky by Iranian missiles has emerged, according to the NYT, which verified the footage before reporting on it.
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He had a peaceful transition surrounded by family and love, in a wonderful Burbank hospital where he had been a patient several times. He always looked forward to their practice of playing lullaby chimes throughout the hospital when a baby is born,
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We mourn the passing of our good friend Butler Shaffer, who died yesterday afternoon at the age of 84.
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Daniel McAdams informs that the great libertarian Butler Shaffer passed away Sunday afternoon. (A loss to friends and family, but Butler will always be a gift to humanity - Ernie)
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The Islamic State has released a video which purportedly shows the brutal execution of 11 blindfolded Christians in Nigeria, the day after Christmas, in revenge for the killing of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and IS spokesman Abdul-Hasan al-Muhaj
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UK-based Domino's Pizza Group announced on Friday that CFO David Bauernfeind died after a tragic accident while on vacation with his family, Bloomberg News reports.
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A decade ago, Time Magazine unveiled an in-depth article on the death of Detroit. One of the politicians whom the article blamed for Detroit's woes was Rep. John Dingell.
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If the latest U.S. soldier just killed in Afghanistan, as yet unidentified, was married, I can't help but wonder what U.S. officials are going to say to his (or her) spouse and possibly children when they offer her the flag that draped his casket a
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The flood of obituaries that noted the passing of Paul Volcker (1927–2019) last week have almost all lauded his achievement as Fed chair (1979–1987) in reining in the double-digit inflation that ravaged the US economy during the 1970s.
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Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the recent passing of Paul Volcker, formerly the Chair of the Federal Reserve from 1979 to 1987 as well as the undersecretary of the Treasury.
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During the past few years we extensively covered a bizarre surge in banker suicides, pointing out the various conspiracy theories linking various high-level bank executives and inside scandals at the very highest levels across financial institutions,
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Death rates from suicide, drug overdoses, liver disease and dozens of other causes have been rising over the past decade for young and middle-aged adults, driving down overall life expectancy in the United States for three consecutive years, accordin
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A federal jury in San Francisco has convicted the pro-life group Center for Medical Progress (CMP), along with its president, David Daleiden, of having violated a slew of state and federal laws when it secretly filmed Planned Parenthood employees adm
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"The numbers continue to accelerate, not only because many wars continue to be waged, but also because wars don't end when soldiers come home."
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Long ago proven to be child killers and fakes, staging gas attacks, kidnapping and murdering children, stooges of the CIA and MI 6, the White Helmets has been at the center of the fake terrorism of al Qaeda and ISIS.
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A former British army officer and military contractor who founded the shadowy 'White Helmets' has been found dead near his home in Istanbul, days after he was accused by Russia of being a spy with "connections to terrorist groups."
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The brother of dead disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein said he had unusual injuries on his wrists and shoulders.
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The title of a recent New York Times op-ed by Carol Giacomo is an attention grabber: "Suicide Has Been Deadlier Than Combat for the Military."
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A preliminary hearing in the case of Planned Parenthood versus the Center for Medical Progress (CMP) has already revealed that the nation's largest abortion provider is, in fact, guilty of illegally trafficking aborted baby body parts, just as CMP
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Well, it happened again. No sooner had one Texas police officer been convicted of murdering an innocent citizen in his own home than it happened again.
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Maryland Rep. Elijah E. Cummings, a sharecropper's son who rose to become the powerful chairman of a U.S. House committee that investigated President Donald Trump, died early Thursday of complications from longstanding health issues, his office sai
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One person was killed and 18 others were taken to the hospital after part of the Hard Rock Hotel under construction in New Orleans collapsed on Saturday.
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after spending 40 years providing 'do-it-yourself funerals and caring for dead bodies of loved ones'
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The massage therapist who sued Kevin Spacey for sexual assault has died, according to court records.
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Update (0510amET): California authorities said the state will continue to search for survivors, but by Tuesday morning, will make the "unfortunate" transition to body recovery. "It's going to be maintained a search and rescue effort until dawn tomorr
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39, is killed in a high speed JET-CAR crash while trying to beat her own women's land-speed record of 398mph on a dry lake bed in Oregon
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David Koch, born in 1940, died at the age of 79 from long term prostate cancer. He and his brother, Charles Koch, made most of their fortune from oil and gas, chemicals, paper, ranching and investing.
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Charles Koch wrote in a letter to Koch Industries employees that his brother was suffering from a health issue that forced him to be admitted to hospital.
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A former LA bureau chief of the National Enquirer who spoke openly about the supermarket tabloid's "catch-and-kill" practices died suddenly on a street in Palm Springs, Calif., in the early hours of Aug. 13.
