» Cade Almond

Assignment Editor

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Cade graduated Lyon College with a BA in Political Science in 2019, and has since acted as an assignment editor with The Western Journal. He is a Christian first, conservative second.

Birthplace

Arkansas

Nationality

American

Education

BA Political Science, Lyon College (2019)

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Man Cleared of Murder After Throwing Mother with Alzheimer's Off Balcony, Judge Praises Act of 'Love'

Robert Knight, 52, fully admitted to the premeditated killing of his mother, a 79-year-old widow who suffered from Alzheimer's.

By Cade Almond October 7, 2019

A male bison at Hayden Valley in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.

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Man Gored by Bison 3 Months Ago Takes Date to the Same Park, Only for Her To Get Attacked Too

While running on a trail in Antelope Island State Park near Salt Lake City, he was charged by a bison.

By Cade Almond October 6, 2019

Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch, left, and Brett Kavanaugh attend the State of the Union address at the Capitol.

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Supreme Court To Hear First Abortion Case Since Gaining Conservative Majority

The US Supreme Court just took what could be the first step to reconsidering the infamous Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion.

By Cade Almond October 5, 2019

Stock image of school supplies resting on an open math textbook.

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Commentary

Seattle Schools Proposal Would Turn Math Into a Social Justice-Driven 'Ethnic Studies' Course

The left doesn't seem to be interested in honesty when it comes to discussions of racial discrimination - especially in the classroom.

By Cade Almond October 5, 2019

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg walks to meetings for technology regulations and social media issues on Sept. 19, 2019, in Washington, D.C.

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Commentary

Zuckerberg Says 'No One Deserves' Billions of Dollars, Promptly Continues Enjoying Billions in Own Pocket

When asked about Bernie Sanders' assertion that billionaires shouldn't exist, Zuckerberg seemed to agree with the socialist senator, according to CNN.

By Cade Almond October 4, 2019

A civilian employee of the Paris police headquarters is accused of killing four people, including three officers and an administrator, in a stabbing rampage at his place of work this week. The image above is a stock photo of a crime scene.

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Commentary

Police Employee Allegedly Kills 3 Officers After Reportedly Converting to Islam, Refusing To Interact with Women

A civilian employee of the Paris police headquarters is accused of killing four people in a stabbing rampage at his place of work on Thursday.

By Cade Almond October 4, 2019

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Commentary

New Yorkers Could Be Fined $250K for Unlawfully Saying 'Illegal Alien,' Threatening Calling ICE

The New York City Commission on Human Rights has amended its legal guidance document pertaining to enforcement of anti-discrimination laws

By Cade Almond October 3, 2019

Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City and current lawyer to President Donald Trump, speaks at the Conference on Iran on May 5, 2018 in Washington, D.C.

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House Dems Subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine Documents, Use Impeachment Probe for Cover

Three separate committees in the House of Representatives have issued a subpoena relating to Rudy Giuliani, the personal lawyer of President Donald Trump.

By Cade Almond September 30, 2019

Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore speaks in Universal City on Sept. 18, 2019.

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Commentary

LAPD Caves to Leftist Outcries, Drops Service After Ads Show Up on Breitbart

The Los Angeles Police Department is changing its advertising policies after one of its recruitment ads appeared on Breitbart, a conservative news website.

By Cade Almond September 30, 2019

President Barack Obama reacts to being able to hear the translation after missing most of then-Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates' (unseen) remarks due to technical difficulty during a joint statement on Nov. 19, 2010, in Lisbon.

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Commentary

'OK' Hand Signal and Bowl-Style Haircut Added to Anti-Defamation League's List of Hate Symbols

The Anti-Defamation League has officially added the popular 'OK' hand sign and bowl-style haircuts to its list of hate symbols

By Cade Almond September 29, 2019

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Man Cleared of Murder After Throwing Mother with Alzheimer's Off Balcony, Judge Praises Act of 'Love'

Man Gored by Bison 3 Months Ago Takes Date to the Same Park, Only for Her To Get Attacked Too

Supreme Court To Hear First Abortion Case Since Gaining Conservative Majority

Seattle Schools Proposal Would Turn Math Into a Social Justice-Driven 'Ethnic Studies' Course

Zuckerberg Says 'No One Deserves' Billions of Dollars, Promptly Continues Enjoying Billions in Own Pocket

Police Employee Allegedly Kills 3 Officers After Reportedly Converting to Islam, Refusing To Interact with Women

New Yorkers Could Be Fined $250K for Unlawfully Saying 'Illegal Alien,' Threatening Calling ICE

House Dems Subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine Documents, Use Impeachment Probe for Cover

LAPD Caves to Leftist Outcries, Drops Service After Ads Show Up on Breitbart

'OK' Hand Signal and Bowl-Style Haircut Added to Anti-Defamation League's List of Hate Symbols

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