…”Clinton and Co. supplied information for the dossier.” Both of those allegations describe an extremely disturbing and dangerous set of circumstances, if true. The newer allegation can be found in this memorandum sent from the Senate Committee on the Judiciary … Continue reading →

…is pretty twisted. But hey, the guy served his purpose, didn’t he, in adding to the narrative. He got his 15 minutes of fame. Now on to the next thing. [NOTE: See also this.]

Talk amongst yourselves. I assume it’s going to be a mite rowdy—not here, but there. “To make America great again for all Americans.” A few Democrats manage to stand up and applaud that sentiment, at least. A big “togetherness” theme … Continue reading →

Well, it’s all clear now: Gov. David Ige told reporters today that part of the delay in notifying the public that the Jan. 13 ballistic missile alert was a false alarm was that he did not know his Twitter account … Continue reading →

Usually the stories about getting contraband through security read something like this: “TSA fails to detect bombs in test.” This tale is different: At least seven people who said they worked for a TV crew were arrested at Newark Liberty … Continue reading →

Of course, these days fewer people even write checks. Autopay has taken over, and credit cards are ubiquitous. But I still write the odd check here and there, and in previous years I’ve often had a problem with the transition … Continue reading →