Monthly Archives: May 2016

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A leading indicator of big trouble. This could not have come at a more perfect time, with the Fed once again flip-flopping about raising rates. After appearing to wipe rate hikes off the table earlier this year, the Fed put … Continue reading →

In 2013, Michael Turner saved the life of a 16-year-old girl who had been viciously attacked and stabbed in a Target store in Pennsylvania. And instead of thanking him for protecting its customers and preventing them from being murdered, Target … Continue reading →

While I have no respect for the political elite, evil can be quantified into levels. I will not vote for the lesser of two evils is a good example. Which “leaders” are at the top of the demagogue list? Or is this … Continue reading →

Trifecta reborn as Right Angle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvEWAKG_e5E

ISIS has executed 25 people in Mosul, northern Iraq, by lowering them in a vat of nitric acid, according to several local news reports. The men had been accused of spying on ISIS on behalf of Iraqi government security forces. … Continue reading →

Can you imagine the Huffington Post publishing a series of articles calling upon Muslims to accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior? Neither can I. But the HuffPo seems intent on compelling Christians to accept Muhammad as a prophet. … Continue reading →

Pope Francis is to meet the grand imam of Cairo’s Al-Azhar at the Vatican on Monday in an unprecedented encounter between the leader of the world’s Catholics and the highest authority in Sunni Islam. Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb, who heads the … Continue reading →

The House approved a Democratic proposal on Thursday to limit the display of the Confederate flag in national cemeteries. The amendment to a spending bill for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and military construction projects passed 265-159. A total of … Continue reading →

American power companies are studying ways to protect electric grids against a high-altitude nuclear blast and other directed energy attacks that could severely disrupt electricity transmission, an industry representative told a Senate hearing Wednesday. Scott Aaronson, managing director for cyber … Continue reading →