Katie Zacharia seems to have set a record for shortness of stay in the press secretary role. It’s probably one of the most pressured and stressful jobs in government, and she simply was not up to the task: Zacharia held … Continue reading →
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 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 →
First, he gave a highly-praised defense of Western Civilization at the Acropolis. Then, he announced more sanctions on the ICC: In the past, the U.S. has levied sanctions against individual ICC judges and prosecutors, but this time around the warning … Continue reading →
Actress Eva Marie Saint has died at 102. By all accounts, she had a good life: married to one man, two children, and a productive career: Her publicist, Jeff Sanderson, said she died of natural causes at her home in … Continue reading →
… take a look at some clips from his recent interview with Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg. His idiocy is on full display, as is his shameless “gee gosh golly” disingenuousness. From the comments there: Tucker Carlson is Exhibit A (the competition … Continue reading →
There’s a great deal of commentary around the blogosphere on this article by Nikole Hannah-Jones in The New York Times Magazine. You remember NHJ, don’t you? She was the mind behind the 1619 Project, the duplicitous Times rewriting of the … Continue reading →
And what a shock it was, and what a year it’s been. Instead of uniting the right, it seems to have divided it. Perhaps Kirk was the glue holding it together, and his absence allowed divisive forces on the right … Continue reading →
This is terrible news: “At this time his death is being treated as unexpected, but is not believed to be suspicious. The case is being investigated by officers from the Met’s Central South Command Unit. A file will be prepared … Continue reading →
Jason Arday’s story was always unbelievable. But if you want to believe, you better not look too deeply into it, because you might be sorely disappointed. Arday became the youngest black professor at Cambridge. But he seems to not only … Continue reading →
And does she hate Israel enough? Apparently there is doubt as to the leftist bona fides of the Grand Old Lady of DSA: The DSA is riding high after the high-profile win of socialist Mamdani in 2025, capped off by … Continue reading →
There have been a lot of news stories about revelations contained in Fauci’s diaries of the COVID years. For example, there’s this about how much he had to say about himself and his newfound fame: A surprising recurring theme throughout … Continue reading →