Category Archives: Story of the Day

Today, we go back to a once-upon-a-time theme of “crazy stories.”  Today, I have two stories to share with you.  One is a great, fascinating tale; the other is horrifying.  Seeing no way to easily judge which to start with, … Continue reading →

So…Today, I came across this interesting little story.  Its courtesy of Tampa Bay Online, and its all about the effectiveness of testing welfare applicants for drugs.  Written by Catherine Whittenberg, its chock-full-of-facts and I’m glad to see writing like it!  … Continue reading →

So, Michelle Bachmann really tried hard on Sunday, but today’s craziest story is courtesy of UPI, and is about how the family of a Maryland girl who died in a car crash was presented with a bill for damage to … Continue reading →

Today’s craziest story…Is actually, probably, yesterday’s craziest story.  I found it after I posted yesterday’s, and its so deserving of attention that I’m posting it as today’s.  It comes from Alex Sundby of CBSNews, and its about a poor 7th … Continue reading →

Editorial Note:  I mis-numbered yesterday’s edition of this column, so I’m filling it in with this one.  Tomorrow’s will be the 7th. Today’s crazy story comes to you from CNNMoney’s Steve Hargreaves.  Apparently, it seems that Michelle Bachmann is running … Continue reading →

Today’s crazy story comes out of MSNBC, and its about the rapid hike in medicine prices experienced on the “gray market” as a result of shortages. We all understand that the concept of supply and demand has a huge role … Continue reading →

This…Was a tough choice to make.  Rick Perry, it should be noted, uses the term “treason” way too lightly.  But no, today’s crazy story isn’t that – it comes from Think Progress, and it features our friend Rick Santorum. Their … Continue reading →

I’m a bit of a roleplaying geek, and one of my favorite RPGs is Shadowrun, an under-the-radar game set in the near-to-mid future.  One of the big aspects of the game is “Cyberware,” or cybernetic implants that have become largely … Continue reading →

Today’s hard-to-believe news article comes courtesy of Daniel Kruger, writing for Bloomberg.com.  As Mr.  Kruger reports, the U.S. Treasury Department sold 3-year, 10-year, and 30-year bonds at a record-shattering 2.13%, which is more than .4% below the previous low. According … Continue reading →

Hello, all, and welcome to this new feature of Liberty Free Media!  Here, we try to cover the interesting stories of the day.  Most of the time, there will only be one…But today, I’d like to start with a bang!  … Continue reading →