Here’s a roundup. From Ace. An excerpt: She lied about being 17 when she applied for citizenship, because the law stated that a minor could piggyback off a naturalized parent’s citizenship but an adult couldn’t. So she changed her actual … Continue reading →
I’m with Kruiser on this: In my four-plus decades of political activism, I have never seen a party that is supposed to steamroll an election be in the kind of disarray that the 2026 Democrats are in. Their candidate slate … Continue reading →
Not quite all the way down. But bots seem to be a major part of the traffic of certain people: Following Ukrainian strikes on Russian data centers: Tucker Carlson’s views dropped 71% Douglas Macgregor’s views dropped 62% TCN views dropped … Continue reading →
(1) It’s a tale everyone seems to be covering, although I don’t find it especially interesting. But if you want to discuss it, here’s the Kimberly Guilfoyle grift-and-resignation story. (2) Now Andy Burnham says that yes, the men apprehended (briefly) … Continue reading →
… America deserved 9/11. Actually, I’m a bit surprised that it’s that low. Today’s college students have no personal memory of 9/11; it’s just something they learned about in school. And the vast majority of today’s college students have gone … Continue reading →
I haven’t had a working printer for a long time. I bought one many years ago, and after a short while it stopped working. My ex-husband tried to fix it – he’d never had any trouble with printers – and … Continue reading →
I noticed this today at Althouse: [Chris Williamson was talking] with Robert Greene, who has a new book called “The Law of the Sublime” (commission earned). Maybe he’s got the answer to our problem of colorlessness. Williamson prompts: “You talk … Continue reading →
(1) What’s going on with the riots in France? The original story was that it was about high school students protesting education problems, but that appears to only be a small part of the story: Harvey Feigenbaum, a professor of … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is a repeat of a previous post.] The stock of Christopher Columbus has fallen in recent years as a result of the general campaign on the part of the left by figures such as Howard Zinn to emphasize … Continue reading →