• The Truth Behind the Firing of a Lunch Lady

    While working as Irving Middle School in Pocatello, Idaho, Dalene Bowden was caught giving a lunch to a girl who supposedly didn’t have the money to pay for it. Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 immediately terminated her employment because of her theft of school district property. Yes – school district property — which is paid for…

  • Best Friends

    It was Christmastime 1969, when my best friend and I got off the bus, arguing over whether Santa Claus was real or not. He said ‘no’ and I said ‘yes.’ My conviction was so strong that I eventually picked a fight with him and we both ended up in the principal’s office. I explained that…

  • Campfire

    (April 1997) Match head strikes the grainy pad, Miniature graphite stones glued in place, Sparking up with flare and flame. Bringing warmth and cooking heat. No roar as it jumps to life. Jus’ a gentle crackle from hunger, Gobbling up leaves and twigs. The tinder I set before the flame. Smoke curls into my face,…

  • All Things Being Equal — But Aren’t

    The Obama White Administration is continuing its pushing to have women assume combat roles. However, the Center for Military Readiness (CMR) has released statistics showing there’s no such thing as combat equality. Females are injured at twice the rate of men in basic training. Females suffer a rate of stress that’s four times higher than…

  • Why the Rule of Law Matters

    The Reno-Tahoe International Airport filed a complaint with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency over the treatment of a 15-year-old Mexican girl who was detained and questioned after arriving in Reno to visit family for the holidays. CBP officers claim she was taken aside because she had overstayed her travel visa by 11…

  • Their Successful Year

    Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is rejecting the idea that congressional approval of $50 billion in new spending for 2016 shows that Democrats still run Capitol Hill, and defended the huge spending bill as a necessary compromise between the two parties. “Republicans felt like we needed [to be] responsive to the foreign policy threat that…

  • Obama’s Anti-gun Cell Phone

    For the last few weeks I’ve been waiting for President Obama to enact an Executive Order that would somehow restrict the purchase of firearms for people whose name appears on the federal no-fly list. However, instead of using his pen, he used his cell phone. It became apparent when Obama and his senior advisor Valerie…

  • Cell Phones, Propane Tanks and Pipe Bombs

    A group of “Middle Eastern” men asking about the hydroelectric facility at Bagnell Dam in Camden County, Missouri have garnered the attention of the FBI. The men wanted to know if they could rent a boat and tour the dam. Police say the report does not mean that there is any reason to be overly…

  • My Gun Argument Goes to the Dogs

    The group ‘People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals’ (PETA) is lending its support to an organization that aims to have Pit Bulls banned in the U.S. This organization is described as “a North American coalition of over 50 Pit Bull attack victim support groups, websites and major nonprofit organizations,” according to PETA’s website. It…

  • Sticky Situation

    While waiting in my truck at the local grocery store for my neighbor, a Jeep pulled into the spot next to me and a young couple got out. The guy was driving and the woman was on the passenger side, the side closest to me. She stood there twisting and contorting, trying to see behind…