A military trial is planned – for 2028. Why so slow?: A military judge ruled Wednesday that the man accused of being the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks will stand trial starting in June 2028. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will be … Continue reading →
(1) What Gaza famine? UN data doesn’t support the famine story. (2) The New Hampshire Senate race is described here as “flying under the radar.” It’s not flying under my radar, as a New Englander. It’s a close race and … Continue reading →
Here’s the decision: In a 6-3 ruling, the high court granted a request for emergency relief sought by the Trump administration late last month in a case involving 23 Democratic-led states. The Justice Department had asked the Supreme Court to … Continue reading →
Lindsey Graham’s sister Darlene won the South Carolina GOP primary and will be the nominee for Senate in that state. South Carolina is a red state, but she is an unknown quantity. Trump endorsed her – I’m not sure why; … Continue reading →
One of the hallmarks of the Clancy case is that she made lengthy and repeated efforts to seek help. In case you haven’t seen much about that, and would like a summary, this is pretty thorough and relatively easy to … Continue reading →
Beloved country music star, composer, and actress Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80. She lost her husband of 60 years in March of 2025. Her nephew stated: “My family and I have shared a lifetime of beautiful … Continue reading →
Until a day or two ago I had tried to mostly ignore this case because it was so extremely upsetting and deeply disturbing. But finally the din was so loud that I took a long look. This post isn’t going … Continue reading →
(1) Hasan Piker celebrates and mocks Charlie Kirk’s death with a crowd of happy haters: We have seen protesters on the left around the country mocking the assassination of Charlie Kirk, even reenacting his murder. Hate traffickers like Jennifer Welch … Continue reading →
His mother worked for a designated terrorist group. And then there’s this from his sister: Radicalism runs in the family. Professor Eman Abdelhadi teaches at the University of Chicago. On the morning of the October 7 attacks, she celebrated online … Continue reading →