Here’s the story: The underground command center was embedded beneath a residential building, the IDF noted in their report on Saturday, where Nasrallah and his top commanders were coordinating terrorist activities against Israel at the time of the attack. During … Continue reading →
Lots of the back-and-forth can be found here. As far as I can tell, it seemed quite cordial. Remember that they have a history and know each other. Of course, we don’t know what they said behind closed doors. But … Continue reading →
Joel B. Pollack asks a question: “Say, Has Kamala Ever Led a Prosecution?”: Former Trump administration Department of Justice official Jeff Clark said Wednesday that he cannot find evidence that Vice President Kamala Harris ever personally led the prosecution of … Continue reading →
First, here’s Caroline Glick: Today’s news is that Israel has struck an area said to be Hezbollah’s and leader Nasrallah’s headquarters. The former seems to be true, although the truth of the latter – and any resultant damage to Nasrallah … Continue reading →
… remains okay. Helene seems to be living up to its hype, unfortunately.
Continue reading →… and it was still awful. You can see many articles about it: for example this from Legal Insurrection, this at RedState, and this from Ace. Ace quotes a NY Times: article: Here are three takeaways from Ms. Harris’s interview. … Continue reading →
I kept the plugin for “preview” activated because I kept hoping it would kick in and function properly some day as the version of WordPress got updated. But time after time, updates had no effect. So I’ve de-activated preview – … Continue reading →
Thanks, Joe, for toning down the inflammatory rhetoric – although I wonder whether a gesture counts as rhetoric:
Continue reading →I suppose it could be because he was corrupt. In the olden days, I would have thought that was the reason. But a great great many corrupt people in public life aren’t indicted. So why would the current DOJ indict … Continue reading →
I guess this sketch couldn’t be done today, and not just because Johnny Carson and Jay Silverheels aren’t alive anymore: Jay Silverheels was a descendant of three Iroquois nations.
Continue reading →It’s getting darker earlier. I hate that. It’s getting a mite colder, too. That, I don’t mind. In fact, I rather like the change. I’m getting more tired of cooking and more into eating prepared foods. These Power Bowls aren’t … Continue reading →