Rudy Giuliani suggested that Attorney General William Barr has enough information to build a case against former FBI director James Comey and former CIA director John Brennan for treason in their attempts to overthrow President Donald Trump. My “inexperienced prosecutors hypothesis … I think Brennan ran this damn thing,” Trump’s personal lawyer told host John Catsimatidis during an appearance on “The Cats […]

One-on-One With Maria Bartiromo. Tom Bevan interviews the Fox Business host in this RCP Takeaway video. The Mother Who Raised the Father of Our Country. For Mother’s Day, I interviewed Craig Shirley about his biography of Mary Ball Washington. A Mother’s Day of Mourning in Black Communities. It was a grim holiday in many U.S. cities as African Americans learned the details […]

The State of Georgia was lambasted by left-wingers for its “dangerous” re-opening of its economy, but now the state has reported its lowest number of virus cases since the crisis began, despite re-opening the economy. Two weeks ago, Republican Gov. Brian Kemp began lifting the restrictions on businesses in the Peach State. As soon as he did, the radical left […]

Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) said Sunday that someone could potentially test themselves for COVID-19 using something as seemingly mundane as a lollipop. Alexander said this on NBC’s Meet the Press. “You might be able to put a lollipop in your mouth with a swab and take a picture of it with your cell phone. If it lights up then you’re positive,” […]

The ramifications this COVID crisis nonsense holds for Liberty in America is more than troubling, to say the least. It is quite possibly the worst thing we will ever see come our way in our lifetime, given the early indications and the methods and extent we now know our governments at all levels are willing to go. As they ease […]

The following article printed by Gannet owned Knox News shows their discontent. Three judges – all men – wrote three separate but nearly identical opinions concluding it’s not a crime in Tennessee to film fully clothed women without their consent if they’re in public. The issue arose in the case of an admitted sexual deviant who was convicted of unlawful […]

From A Disgruntled Republican in Nashville NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) — Three members of the Metro Nashville Board of Public Education have filed a lawsuit against former Schools Director Dr. Shawn Joseph and the Metro government. The board members—Jill Speering (District 3), Fran Bush (District 6) and Amy Frogge (District 9)—claim a clause in Joseph’s severance agreement violates their First and […]

A picture of left movement! Maury County Democrat James Campbell said he won’t let Republican Scott Cepicky, R-Culleoka, run for re-election to the District 64 seat in the Tennessee House without a fight. “I can’t let my opponent run unopposed, representing a party which is so out of touch with the needs of the majority of Tennesseans,” Campbell said. “Thomas […]

From Beyond The Band of Brothers Lesley James McNair (1883-1944) was an often and unfairly overlooked general of the U.S. Army. This is probably because he never led forces into battle and had no heroics to his name. He was, however, a fundamental force in preparing America for World War II and is known as the “unsung architect of the […]

By TIM SINIARD |  Cleveland Daily Banner Life Care of Athens, (Tennessee) reported Friday that four residents have died as a result of COVID-19, bringing the total number of fatalities to eight since the cluster of cases were first reported there last month. To date, 71 residents have tested positive for COVID-19, with 27 testing negative, according to Life Care […]

Officials from the Chattanooga Housing Authority said COVID-19 testing that was slated to begin Monday at Emma Wheeler Homes and Mary Walker Towers has been cancelled. CHA officials said, “The Tennessee National Guard was slated to provide the testing. However, the Tennessee Black Caucus and pastors from the area expressed concerns about having professionals in uniform conducting the testing.” Rep. […]

Stuart McWhorter will at month’s end leave Gov. Bill Lee’s administration to return to private-sector work and take on a senior advisory role at his alma mater, Clemson University. McWhorter, a health care entrepreneur turned venture capitalist turned CEO of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, was named to Lee’s government team in late 2018 as commissioner of the state’s department of […]

W hen Muslim Turks conquered the land trade routes from Europe to Asia, Europeans explored sea routes. These attempts were initially financed by kings and wealthy private individuals, and later through the new invention of “companies.” “Companies” have a significant history. During the Middle Ages, there were tradesmen, partnerships, merchant guilds, craft guilds,and religious guilds , but these did not have large amounts of capital […]

My ISP is having problems so much of my incoming and outgoing isn’t being delivered.  They advise me they are working on it but so far it is still bottled up.  –  jackie WE not only have the problem of American companies going to other countries but as this video shows  we have allowed foreign businesses to enter America and […]

By NCC Staff This weekend marked the anniversary of an important Supreme Court case that ended the Hollywood studio system and helped fuel the young television industry. Hollywood’s greatest drama took place over two decades in a fight that featured movie barons, President Franklin Roosevelt, Walt Disney, Charlie Chaplin, and the United States Supreme Court. In the end, the court […]

May 11 is the 131st day of the year (132nd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 234 days remaining until the end of the year. Holidays Christian feast day: Abgar V of Edessa (Eastern Orthodox Church) Anthimus of Rome Anthony de Sant’Ana Galvão Cyril and Methodius (Eastern Orthodox Church; commemoration, Anglican Communion) Francis of Girolama Gangulphus of […]

By Audrey D. Kline / Mises.org Gun Control in the Third Reich: Disarming the Jews and “Enemies of the State” by Stephen P. Halbrook, Independent Institute, 2014, 364 pp. There is no shortage of theories or writings related to the rise of the Third Reich and the subsequent Holocaust. Stephen Halbrook’s 2013 book, Gun Control in the Third Reich offers a compelling and important […]

Read: Psalm 86:5-15 | Bible in a Year: 2 Kings 13–14; John 2 His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. Lamentations 3:22-23 When I was growing up, one of my favorite books was Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery. In one amusing passage, young Anne, by mistake, adds a skin medication instead […]

Good morning, it’s Friday, May 11, 2018. On this date in 138 years ago, an angry group of American farmers protesting inequity and injustice gathered at the California railroad village of Hanford in the Central Valley. You could say the men were part of “the Resistance” (and, interestingly, that they were protesting an obscene presence in their lives that would […]