The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act crossed its first hurdle Wednesday by passing out of the House Judiciary Committee on a 19-11 vote, and it will now head to full consideration on the House floor, possibly before the end of the year. There was considerable debate in the committee, with anti-gun Democrats proposing several amendments that […]
Lauer the Latest, But Will He Be the Last?
NBC News’s sudden firing of veteran “Today” co-anchor Matt Lauer for “inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace” is the latest stunner in what has seemed like a series of embarrassing reports about high-profile men, but will it be the last? Lauer has been with the Today show for more than 20 years. His downfall is […]
The Farce Of The College Football CFP
While this observation is not earth shattering, the reality coalesces with the dreams and perception of fandom in the wake of Thanksgiving and always creates an abundance of confusion. Every year, the college football fan believes that things this time around are going to be different, and every year, the majority of the audience is left disappointed, […]
The Password Is The Root Of The Problem- A Pending Nightmare For Mac Users
In an otherwise forgettable last ten business days for the tech consortium and with Cyber Monday and Black Friday clearly in the rear view mirror of the rusted and cream colored Citation putting, along the information super highway at 50 miles an hour, the last thing needed was another controversy. And “poof”, as swift of […]
Is It Too Late? Are Cryptocurrencies Here To Stay?
Technically, no digital entity is immune from being hacked. So why is the Bitcoin market expanding with the fervor and chilling urban tobogganing recklessness of a pretended nobel laureate’s pupil diameter processing and dreaming in silvery echoing highlights of the Spanish inquisition, who wades through the fevered and sticky dancing figures and soap bubbles of […]
House Judiciary to Act on National Reciprocity Wednesday
After months of inaction, the House Judiciary Committee is set to act on national concealed carry reciprocity legislation Wednesday, a move that gun rights activists across the country have been waiting for since January. The legislation, sponsored by Rep. Richard Hudson (R-SC) has 213 co-sponsors, all but three who are Republicans. The three Democrats are […]
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