President Trump may want to take the advice of son-in-law Jared Kushner with a grain of salt if TheRealDeal.com is correct that George Soros provided Kushner with a quarter of a billion dollar line of credit. Kushner is Senior Advisor to the President. Soros has called Trump “a would be dictator.”
Carolyn Strom took to Facebook to criticizing the long-term care her grandfather was receiving at a Canadian health facility. She was deemed guilty of ‘professional misconduct.’
Thanks to an atheist group, children in Christiansburg, Virginia will only be exposed to one religious viewpoint about the Flood. That would be secular humanism, which the Surpreme Court has determined is a religion. The Freedom From Religion Foundation even quoted from the First Amendment, which specifically prohibits Congress from establishing a religion. I don’t think the town’s parks and recreation department meant to start a state church based on Ken Ham’s Ark Encounter, but even if it did, IT ISN’T CONGRESS! It isn’t even the town council.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerburg is hinting that he might user artificial intelligence to combat ‘terrorism.’ Many fear this will involve censorship.
Donald Trump is confirming what an increasing number of Americans are believing. He even named names on a recent tweet — NY Times, NBC, ABC, CBS and CNN.
President Trump is not the only leader accusing CNN of ‘fake news.’ Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has kicked a Spanish language version of the channel out of his country.
A House Committee recently recommended a bill that would restrict warrantless spying by drone. The legislation still has some hurdles to pass. Not bad for a state whose motto is “Live free or die.”
Cosmetology student Juan Carlos Montes de Oca is waiting to see if the state will punish him. The formerly homeless man is being investigated for giving free haircuts to the homeless in Tuczon, Arizona. The problem appears to be that he did his charitable work while unlicensed.
Perhaps it was a poor choice of words. Whatever the case, Pope Francis announced last week that Muslim terrorism does not exist.
Dr. Eric Walsh believes his ordeal ensures that all Georgia government employees know they have religious liberty. He had gotten in trouble for his politically incorrect viewpoints.