Anti-Americanism: Why Europe Hates Us

Guest post by Ted Malloch author of Davos, Aspen and Yale Let me take you back to the year 2012, when President Obama was running against the then presidential nominee for the Republican Party, Governor Mitt Romney.

Exclusive: Will Congress Ask James Comey Why Clinton-connected Bomber Was Working with the DOJ & DHS During the 2016 Election?

Guest post by Lee Stranahan Brett Kimberlin and fired FBI Chief James Comey Brett Kimberlin, a convicted serial bomber and leftist activist with longtime connections to a Clinton insider who put together a second “dossier” on Trump that was sent to the FBI by Christopher Steele, has claimed on his blog Protect Our Elections that he “worked extensively with cyber experts in here and abroad on measures that can be employed to counter Russian malign” and that since “March of 2016, we have also provided significant information about this to the Department of Justice.” In 1996, the Chicago Tribune described Kimberlin: Kimberlin, the child of a middle-class Indianapolis family, was convicted in 1981 for a series of bombings around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, one of which tore off most of a man’s leg.

Feminists at Princeton Claim Song From Little Mermaid is ‘Dismissive of Consent,’ Successfully Pressure A Cappella Group to Stop Performing It

A male a cappella group at Princeton University will no longer be performing ‘Kiss the Girl’ from The Little Mermaid due to audience complaints about it reinforcing “the heteronormativity,” promoting “toxic masculinity” and being “misogynistic and dismissive of consent.” The Princeton Tigertones would typically pick a woman from the audience to serenade during the cute and playful performance.

President Trump Seeks Nearly $800K From Stormy Daniels — $390,000 in Legal Fees – And Equal Amount as Deterrent Against Future Frivolous Lawsuits

President Donald Trump is seeking nearly $800,000 from Stormy Daniels — $390,000 in legal fees and equal amount as a deterrent against a “repeat filer of frivolous defamation cases.” Trump’s attorneys are arguing that what Daniels did is unprecedented — and that it requires a unique response.