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Coach Mike Leach says athletes face more scrutiny than other students.  Pullman Police Chief Gary Jenkins  on Wednesday rejected claims from Washington State University coach Mike Leach that his department was unfairly targeting members of the Cougar football team after recommendations of second-degree felony assault charges against two players were forwarded to the county prosecutor […]

This makes the most sense of everything that’s happened to her medically.  Take the time to watch this.

Sen. Mike Crapo comments on his townhall meetings:  

We are now at that stage of our cultural devolutionary farce when, any day now, some bright kid is going to wear a tee-shirt to his government school, and on that tee-shirt a message will be emblazoned, and the message will read “endowed by his Creator with certain unalienable rights,” and he will be sent

The American Civil Liberties Union, among other organizations, will launch this week a campaign asking President Barack Obama to consider pardoning Edward Snowden, the whistleblower who revealed global surveillance programs run by the US.  Read Full Article

A Senate report into the CIA’s use of torture and its cover-up was heavily redacted and almost never published, with the Obama administration trying to protect the agency, its lead investigator has revealed for the first time.  Read Full Article

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t.  A Marine veteran says he was fired from the Weirton, West Virginia Police Department because he did not shoot an armed black man who was looking for “suicide by cop.” Two other officers arrived and killed the man, whose gun was not loaded.  Read Full Article

So why is taking a selfie at the ballot box a crime? I can see if you were taking a photo of someone else’s ballot. Taking selfies at the ballot box can bring trouble in several states. A new lawsuit is challenging this prohibition, saying that state laws that bar the practice amount to “unconstitutional

Bryan Pagliano, the former State Department computer expert who set up Hillary Clinton‘s private email server, failed to appear at a congressional hearing today despite being subpoenaed.The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, chaired by Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, called the hearing to examine the preservation of State Department records in its on-going efforts to investigate the former

These are only going to be more common as we get closer to the November election.  Another round of hacked Democratic National Committee documents have been released. Provided by an anonymous representative of a hacker, Guccifer, the 500 megabytes detail the DNC’s information technology infrastructure and internal reports on donors.  Read Full Article

More on the MSM covering for Hillary. Editing video is routine in TV news reporting, but former President Bill Clinton’s comment that Hillary Clinton “frequently” fainted over the years was also cut from the written record of his interview with CBS News host Charlie Rose.  Read Full Article

A kinder, gentler Army.  Less than a week after US Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning began a hunger strike to protest her treatment behind bars, Army officials conceded and agreed to provide her with the gender transition surgery she demanded.  Read Full Article

The US Navy was surprised to find a sailor, who had been complaining of stomach pain, give birth to baby girl aboard an aircraft carrier while deployed in the Persian Gulf. The aircraft carrier is in the middle of flying combat missions over Iraq and Syria.  Read Full Article

What we need to do is to keep raising the minimum wage on the most unskilled workers, thus making robots more economical for businesses. #LiberalLogic A study by Forrester Research has projected that by 2021, artificial intelligence will be sophisticated enough to push many out of the job market as we know it.  Read Full

You do not have to look hard to see the big money legal marijuana brings in. Oregon collected $25 million in 2016 pot revenue. Washington’s marijuana sales have passed $1 billion and Spokane County residents spent more money on marijuana than on wine, bread or milk. But, while Oregon and Washington see tax revenue pour