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Carrie Lightfoot entered into the firearm industry later in life and distinctly remembers the first time she went shooting. Although slightly scared at first, she quickly fell in love and began seeking information geared towards women. Although she acknowledged that the firearm industry was male dominated, she was disappointed in what was available. “If I […]

In a meeting with Donald Trump last fall, megachurch pastor Paula White prayed for the candidate saying that “any tongue that rises against him will be condemned according to the word of God.” Although Donald Trump has messed up scripture and admitted to never asking for forgiveness, some Christian leaders continue to stand behind him […]

In light of the violent Black Lives Matter (BLM) rhetoric, protests and the murder of five Dallas police officers, Heather Mac Donald’s book, The War on Cops, rebuts much of the BLM and anti-police rhetoric promoted by the Left. Mac Donald, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute who has extensively researched decriminalization, family and crime, […]

While the National Rifle Association may be in the headlines for its legislative work, or endorsing presumed Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump, the lesser known work acquiring, displaying and preserving historically significant firearms is a side of the NRA the public rarely hears about. The NRA Museum in the NRA headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia is […]

When the African-American police chief of Dallas, David Brown, revealed on July 8, 2016 that the sniper who killed five officers and injured another seven the night before was “upset about Black Lives Matter,” some observers began to realize that BLM did more than just arrange vigils where people could hold candles and sing, after […]

Even in the wake of the Dallas shooting of five policemen at a Black Lives Matter rally, academia is increasingly looking to the group for multicultural wisdom without questioning exactly what BLM does. In a pair of reports that came out in the wake of the Dallas shooting, Accuracy in Media (AIM) and Accuracy in […]

The story behind the boy who hugged Bernie  July 15, 2016 I’ve interviewed plenty of kids before. Some are A-OK being in front of the camera — they just pretend it’s invisible. Some get camera-shy, looking at their parents frantically with a deer-in-the-headlights sort of look as they hope to say the right words. In […]

This is one article in the series “Gals with Guns” by Emily Hughes. This series takes a look into a variety of women gun owners, their experiences and the future of gun rights and ownership in the United States. Athena Means might not have started shooting until later in her life, but it did not […]

The offending tweet was taken down, but the Campus Reform has obtained the deleted tweet: Although the original tweet has since been deleted, KYFO News reports that a Black Student Association at TTU tweeted the following: “All lives don’t matter… White lives don’t matter… Blue Lives don’t matter… #Black LIves Matter”

Zero registered Republicans among college professors at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s political science department. Sound fair?

You can’t make this up, which is really sad and disappointing: Cuyamaca College senior officials appear to have devised the idea of inviting Omali Yeshitela and facilitated his appearance at its “Diversity Dialogues” program at every step. Born Joseph Waller in Florida, Yeshitela is the chairman of the African People’s Socialist Party and founder of […]

From the College Fix: More than 1,000 “students, graduates, faculty, and family members” connected to the University of Pennsylvania’s prestigious Wharton School have signed a letter to presumptive GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump titled “You Do Not Represent Us.” “[W]e have been deeply disappointed in your candidacy,” the complaint reads. “We, proud students, alumni, and […]