The Boston Bombs
The bombs that killed three people and injured dozens more in downtown Boston, Massachusetts this week were “rudimentary” pressure cooker devices filled with ball bearings
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The Gold Crash
The price of gold fell 13 percent in just two days this week – its biggest two-day decline in thirty-three years. What happened? “The most
Curtis Loftis Issues Statement On Supreme Court Hearing
(Columbia, SC) – Below is a statement from South Carolina State Treasurer Curtis Loftis following this morning’s hearing at the State Supreme Court. The Court
Clemson President Stepping Down
Clemson University President James Barker – whose big government boondoggling and childish efforts to artificially inflate his school’s academic standing brought shame to the state
Clemson: James Barker Stepping Down
After nearly 14 years serving as the 14th president of his alma mater, Clemson University President James F. Barker has announced plans to retire from
Kirkman Finlay Pushes Income Disclosure
S.C. Rep. Kirkman Finlay (R-Columbia) is pushing an amendment which would dramatically broaden income disclosure requirements for public officials in the Palmetto State. Finlay’s amendment
Another Food Stamp Record
The number of American households on food stamps hit a record in January according to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). A total
Lindsey Graham Draws Another Challenger
Richard Cash – a socially conservative small business owner from Powdersville, S.C. – is the latest Republican to announce that he’s running against U.S. Sen.
Jed Bartlet Addresses Terrorist Attack
It is a testament to the genius of screenwriter Aaron Sorkin that in moments of import many people turn not to the real President of
Mulvaney, Duncan Hosting Town Hall In Newberry, SC
ROCK HILL, S.C. – Representative Mulvaney will host a town hall meeting in Newberry in conjunction with Representative Duncan on Monday, April 22nd. The public