Former Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) on Monday tweeted, then deleted, a racist cartoon depicting minorities with exaggerated features punching Uncle Sam.
https://t.co/PlpunQM1cR
A Los Angeles police officer has been arrested on federal charges alleging he tried to smuggle two illegal immigrants into the United States this week in southeastern San Diego County.
https://t.co/RuuDehS6W6
A 13-year-old boy who drew a stick figure holding a gun and another holding two knives was suspended from his North Carolina middle school. https://t.co/2VjLG1WgV0
#AppalachianHeros A heavy drinker who was prone to fist fights, Alvin Cullum York was drafted into WW I following a religious experience.
He joined the 82nd Division of the U.S. Army as an infantry private, and went to France in 1918.
Rothbard on National Liberation:
"Aside from being a necessary condition to the achievement of justice, national liberation is the only solution to the great world problems of territorial disputes and oppressive national rule."
https://t.co/PSWPYz48ph
Knights of the Round celebrate Saint Patrick's day by looking into the life and times of the man who embodied a nation.
@BlameMaxSand and @RedneckLiberta1 join @RickTurpin33 to speak about the diaspora of Irish and how as a people they changed a nation.
https://t.co/HG5CNsuCqg
The government has banned Canadian right-wing activist and journalist Lauren Southern from Britain, being held at Calais just days after Austrian activist Martin Sellner and author Brittany Pettibone were refused entry at Heathrow. https://t.co/wcEOzvHlTS
In this episode of the Britcast, the Knights discuss the Glorious Revolution of 1688 and the Civil Rights Bill.
So put on your clogs as we find out why it took a Dutchman to make Britain great. https://t.co/AJrQudgOSU
#AppalachianHeros Crockett became famous during his lifetime for larger-than-life exploits popularized by stage plays and almanacs. After his death, he continued to be credited with acts of mythical proportion, making him one of America'a best-known folk heroes.
The National Institutes of Health is spending over $150,000 on a study that aims to fight fat shaming.
The project, being conducted by the University of PA, aims to reduce "weight stigma," which the researchers contend leads obese people to eat more. https://t.co/8HDdiOhOuF