At the moment, they’re not talking about “diverse” people moving to the countryside. They’re talking about tourism: National Landscapes, a charity mostly funded by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra), has 46 landscapes, previously called areas of … Continue reading →
A textbook example is from CBS. In particular, the headline is misleading. There’s no question in my mind that this is purposely so, and perhaps the most important part of the game. The headline is often either the only thing … Continue reading →
I could not care less where this guy came from. Here’s the story: An Irish national who has lived in the United States for more than 20 years has been detained for five months at a federal facility in Texas, … Continue reading →
The Trump administration has scored this legal victory: :A decision on Friday by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, if sustained by the Supreme Court, will allow the Trump Administration to detain pending removal as many illegal aliens arrested by … 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 →
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 →
And it’s on video: You might notice some people in the comments saying of course it’s fake. If you don’t like the contents of a video, that’s a common thing to say these days. However, this one is apparently real; … Continue reading →
And this is what he had to say: In my meetings with folks so far—and most importantly the governor and the AG to Mayor Fry—we didn’t agree on everything. I didn’t expect to agree on anything. I’ve heard many people … Continue reading →
I think I’ll post most of the comment today from “Brian E,” which quotes Grok. I don’t usually post AI content, but this is so useful that I would like to call attention to it. You may have noticed that … Continue reading →
Whether or not it was Mark Twain who said it, it certainly is an astute and still-relevant observation: that a lie spreads fast and is often impossible to correct. There are many variations on the theme. The first that’s documented … Continue reading →
Quelle surprise. Ohio immigration courts may be subject to bribery: At the center of the operation is Patricia Golder, who, according to the footage, has turned the alleged manipulation of the asylum process into her business. Golder says she takes … Continue reading →