Many of those on the right who seem to detest DeSantis have been extremely critical of the fact that he didn’t address the iffy news of a possible Trump indictment immediately. I saw this phenomenon on various websites that seem … Continue reading →
I’ve seen lots of articles lately of this sort: More than HALF (56.3%) of liberal white women age 18-29 have been diagnosed with a mental health condition. That’s more than DOUBLE the percentage (27.3%) of conservative white women in the … Continue reading →
A lot of promising medical research doesn’t pan out, but sometimes it does. I definitely hope this one does.
Continue reading →One would think that the most basic task of those running a large city would be to preserve civic order. Not a perfect order, of course; that would require a level of control and a restriction of freedom that would … Continue reading →
I finally got around to watching a Netflix series someone close to me had recommended: “The Good Place,” which premiered between 2016 and 2020. I don’t tend to watch much TV, but I felt the need for some distraction, and … Continue reading →
Worth reading: While in the Capitol, Gold stayed within the velvet ropes and delivered her speech against government vaccine mandates and lockdowns. She told the CPAC audience that she “had never seen a more respectful crowd.” In her mind, they … Continue reading →
It gives new meaning to the phrase “trumped-up charges.” Democrats, the left, NeverTrumpers on the right, and the MSM have had this as their goal for a long, long time. And they were going to get there if they had … Continue reading →
These drawings apparently were made between 36,000 and 30,000 years ago:
Continue reading →Of course he does: Hunter Biden “had more than a reasonable expectation of privacy that any data that he created or maintained,” reads the lawsuit filed with a Delaware federal court Friday morning. The president’s son was under the impression … Continue reading →
…is warming, apparently. Who knew? Not me.
Continue reading →The Jacob Chansley case presents the interesting question of how far the prosecution must go to disclose exculpatory evidence. I’ve noticed in other cases that some prosecutors deal with the Brady rule (the requirement to disclose exculpatory evidence) by using … Continue reading →