It’s a sad day at the WaPo: The Washington Post told staffers today that it was moving forward with a sweeping round of layoffs that was part of a “broad strategic reset” of the storied newspaper, which will include eliminating … Continue reading →
To stare or not to stare, that is the question:
Continue reading →[Hat tip: commenter “Mike Plaiss.”] From an editorial in the WSJ: The Justice Department’s release of the so-called Epstein files has gone pretty much as skeptics warned. The feds published another three million pages on Friday. Such investigatory materials are … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “Kate.”] I want to call attention to this announcement from VDH: … [H]ere is a brief update concerning my current temporary absence. As I wrote, the removal of a cancerous lung mucinous adenoma carcinoma along with the … Continue reading →
The story: Pop star Billie Eilish has been hit with calls to either return her $3 million Los Angeles mansion to a Native American tribe or welcome migrants inside following her controversial Grammys declaration. The 24-year-old singer won a Grammy … Continue reading →
… appears to be over. If it ever happened at all: What shutdown? It turns out that large parts of the federal government were “show down” for the past three days. Funding for Homeland Security has been approved for the … Continue reading →
Of course he does: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Monday condemned legislation requiring ID and proof of citizenship to register to vote as “nothing more than Jim Crow 2.0.” Probably more like Jim Crow 2000.0, since the Democrats … Continue reading →
I’m surprised this hadn’t already occurred: “Effective immediately we are deploying body cameras to every officer in the field in Minneapolis,” Noem wrote. “As funding is available, the body camera program will be expanded nationwide. We will rapidly acquire and … Continue reading →
… have Hispanic names and are probably Hispanic. This is not surprising; I’ve noticed before that many border agents are Hispanic. It makes sense, not only because the Hispanic population is large in the areas involved, but because, as the … Continue reading →
This seems absurd: First, Judge Gregory Carro in New York State argued that Luigi Mangione, the leftist terrorist, wasn’t a terrorist because he said he wasn’t. Judge Gregory Carro argued that Luigi Mangione was wrongly being charged as a terrorist … Continue reading →