Mark Sanford: Flipping Already?
During his first six-year stint in the U.S. House of Representatives (from 1995-2001), Mark Sanford earned a reputation as a bona fide taxpayer hero who
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On Gay Wedding Cakes
A gay couple in Colorado has filed a discrimination case against a bakery which refused to provide them with a wedding cake. David Mullins and
Lord’s Prayer: Good For This Kid
We don’t wear our faith on our sleeves here at FITS, but we believe firmly in protecting the rights of those who do (assuming they
Trayvon Martin Case Begins
Jury selection begins today in State of Florida v. George M. Zimmerman, the case in which Zimmerman, a self-appointed neighborhood watchman, is accused of second
Barack Obama: Then And Now
In discussing his reasons for leaking details of America’s massive domestic spying initiative, whistleblower Edward Snowden recalled a moment in 2009 when he was stationed
Edward Snowden’s Heroic Act
We don’t know enough about 29-year-old Edward Snowden to refer to him as a “hero” just yet. One thing we do know: His decision to
Jordan Montgomery Blanks Tar Heels
Sophomore left-handed pitcher Jordan Montgomery pitched his first career complete game (and his first career shutout) on the road against the No. 1 team in
Poll: Bad News For Obama On IRS Scandal
Gallup is out with a new poll which suggests U.S. President Barack Obama is suffering some backlash thanks to the illegal targeting of limited government
North Carolina Takes Series Lead
Freshman Skye Bolt singled home the winning run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to give No. 1 North Carolina a
SCGOP Chairman Resigns
Just one month into his second two-year term, S.C. “Republican” Party chairman Chad Connelly has resigned his post. The former Amway salesman – who breezed