Friday, May 5, 2017

U.S. Lawmakers Introduce Resolution To End Campus Free Speech Zones

U.S. Lawmakers Introduce Resolution To End Campus Free Speech Zones: On Wednesday, several members of Congress introduced a resolution that would end free speech zones and reaffirm the First Amendment on campuses.

Saturday, February 4, 2017

Pressed By Common Core And LGBT Agenda, More Families Homeschool

Pressed By Common Core And LGBT Agenda, More Families Homeschool: Local newspapers and homeschool leaders from West Virginia to Alabama and North Carolina to Texas report a surge in homeschooling interest and enrollment in just the past year or two.

Families Sue NYC For Reporting To CPS When They Homeschool

Families Sue NYC For Reporting To CPS When They Homeschool: A nonprofit legal organization has filed a civil rights suit against New York City Public schools for ‘systematic mistreatment' when families homeschool.

Saturday, January 28, 2017

Secret Service agent in legal jeopardy for decrying 'taking a bullet' for Trump

Secret Service agent in legal jeopardy for decrying 'taking a bullet' for Trump: A Secret Service special agent who suggested she would rather face jail time than take a bullet for President Trump has raised serious legal problems for herself by mixing political activity with her sworn duty to protect the president, according to attorneys who specialize in this area of the law. The Secret Service's Office of Professional Responsibility, its main internal ethics entity, has launched a formal investigation into the matter. That probe will likely focus on general misconduct — her threat not to carry out her most basic job responsibility to defend the president, as well as Hatch Act violations. The Hatch Act bars executive branch staff, except the president, vice president and some other senior executive officials, from engaging in certain political activities. It doesn't carry jail time as a penalty, but she could be forced to resign under Hatch Act violations alone.

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Sen. Thune, Governor Respond To DOJ Investigation

Sen. Thune, Governor Respond To DOJ Investigation: A U.S. Department of Justice investigation has uncovered some shortcomings in South Dakota.

Monday, May 2, 2016

Why Scottish People Love America

RONALD REAGAN

"It isn't so much that liberals are ignorant. It's just that they know so many things that aren't so."



Ronald Reagan's famous quip sums up Barack Obama's recent use of Leftmedia to defend his abysmal economic record.

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

RC Teacher Arrested For 'Illegal Relationships'

RC Teacher Arrested For 'Illegal Relationships': A Rapid City teacher is behind bars after what police are calling 'illegal relationships' with two students.

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Judicial Watch: New Clinton Documents Raise Questions on Benghazi, Clinton Foundation

Judicial Watch: New Clinton Documents Raise Questions on Benghazi, Clinton Foundation: Two days after Benghazi attack, Libyan president sought meeting with Bill Clinton through Clinton Foundation event (Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch today released 276 pages of internal State Department documents revealing that within two days of the deadly terrorist attack on Benghazi, Mohamed Yusuf al-Magariaf, the president of Libya’s National Congress, asked to participate in a...

Saturday, February 20, 2016

Second year Rapid City person wins Veteran Caregiver

Second year Rapid City person wins Veteran Caregiver: Life throws you curve balls and you need to learn how to adjust.


One KOTA Territory wife changed her lifestyle to assist her military veteran spouse, who’s health had been declining.

Monday, February 15, 2016

Calif. resolution aims to make American Legion membership available to Hmong veterans

Calif. resolution aims to make American Legion membership available to Hmong veterans: The 'Amended Member Eligibility Service in Vietnam War' resolution, written by American Legion Post 807 in Olivehurst, Calif., passed in District 4 and will be presented at a state convention in Fresno in June. The resolution, if passed at the national level, will mean Hmong veterans who helped U.S. forces between Feb. 28, 1961, and May 7, 1975, are welcome to join.