Patel versus McCabe: Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe criticized FBI Director Kash Patel Sunday during a CNN appearance, claiming Patel prematurely described an incident in Boulder, Colorado, as terrorism. Patel posted on X that the FBI was investigating a … Continue reading →
Apologies – I’ve had a mega-busy day today. I’m planning a post or two this evening. And the dentist told me I need a crown! Those now cost as much as my first car did.
Continue reading →It’s mostly Russians who are calling the recent drone attack by Ukraine “Russia’s Pearl Harbor,” because that would make Russia seem the innocent victim of a sneak attack that was unprovoked. Russia, of course, started this war, which makes the … Continue reading →
(1) Musk left government at the end of the statutory period, and of course there was spin. Musk and Trump had a presser for the occasion. (2) Chatbots don’t have First Amendment rights, says the court. What a tragic case … Continue reading →
Commenter “Bauxite” writes: What I also see, however, is that MAGA is willing to throw overboard everything that we all professed to believe until about 10 minutes ago now that it is inconvenient to Trump. I don’t know what MAGA … Continue reading →
What happened to May?
Continue reading →Of course, he doesn’t say “I lied.” He’s such a good and virtuous person, you see. He meant well, and he just needs to be more precise: UN aid chief Tom Fletcher expressed regret for his recent claim that 14,000 … Continue reading →
Another Harvard professor has been determined to be falsifying data or an incompetent researcher, take your pick (or both?). The twist here is that her specialty is honesty and ethics: Harvard University has stripped a world-renowned scholar of her tenure … Continue reading →
Trump’s tariffs are back in place – temporarily: A federal appeals court has overruled an activist decision from earlier this week to allow President Donald Trump’s tariffs to stay in place — at least for now. Once again, this is … Continue reading →
Good news for the right from a recent poll: … [T]he latest Rasmussen Reports “right track/wrong track” average shared with Secrets has hit 50% on Tuesday and shows no sign of pulling back. Rasmussen pollster Mark Mitchell says that it’s … Continue reading →