Obama Will Seek Congressional Approval For Syrian Strikes
U.S. President Barack Obama reaffirmed his support for “military action against Syrian targets” in response to disputed allegations of chemical warfare waged by the regime
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Rain Keeps Falling … (Down, Down)
The wet mess which rolled through downtown Columbia, S.C. on Thursday evening – causing a nearly two-hour delay of the University of South Carolina’s season
USC Upstate’s Diploma Problem
This website has had its way with the University of South Carolina Upstate in recent months. Among other things we’ve exposed professors using government resources
#FITSPick: Georgia 33 Clemson 20
Wait … what? Did we really just predict that Clemson University’s wide open aerial attack – led by Heisman Trophy candidate Tajh Boyd and 2011
Suspend Kiaro Holts
University of North Carolina offensive lineman Kiaro Holts took a cheap shot at University of South Carolina superstar Jadeveon Clowney during the waning minutes of
Who Launched The Chemical Attack In Syria?
American “intelligence” maintains the regime of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad is responsible for the chemical weapons attack in Gouta which is about to elevate Syria’s
SC Election Robbers Face Court Challenge
Could justice finally be coming to the perpetrators of the most insidious political scandal we’ve ever covered? Not likely … although for the first time
What The Oklahoma?
Charleston County, S.C. Sheriff Al Cannon and S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley are using taxpayer resources to send three law enforcement agents to Oklahoma as a
Kim Jong-Un: Bad Breakup?
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is feeling frustrated. Back in April he was all the rage – what with his threats of nuclear aggression against