he New York Times earned a whopping $428.5 million in revenue in just the third quarter of 2019. While its revenue increased when compared to the same quarter in 2018, it’s tax bill declined to just $6.1 million (down from $10.1 million in the same quarter the year prior). How on earth did this rich […]
efore you canceled your subscription to Neftlix in response to the very disturbing movie “Cuties,” perhaps you noticed a documentary called, “The Social Dilemma” trending in your feed. The movie bills itself as a documentary exposing the toxic effects of social media on society including increased depression, suicide, and political polarization. The creators’ website calls […]
n the space of just a couple of days, both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris made essentially the same gaffe, referring to a coming “Harris Administration” as opposed to a Biden Administration. But are these really gaffes? Rush Limbaugh astutely opined that the slipups might be intentional to reassure voters skeptical of Biden’s ability to […]
y his smartly dressed appearance, one would never know Peter Strzok wasn’t still a senior FBI agent. He looked to be straight out of central casting as he began his “Meet the Press” interview on Sunday with this book-promoting slander, “I think it is clear, I believed at the time in 2016, and I continue […]
“Then one evening as the sun was setting behind the forest and the shadows were creeping out over the pasture, a Wolf really did spring from the underbrush and fall upon the Sheep. In terror the Boy ran toward the village shouting ‘Wolf! Wolf!’ But though the Villagers heard the cry, they did not run […]
oe Biden’s presidential campaign does not prescreen questions, the Daily Beast reported on July 1. He does not use a teleprompter to answer reporters’ questions, the Associated Press reported the very next day. One could certainly understand why an observer might suspect otherwise. Biden spoke in Wilmington, Delaware on Friday to rebut the very good […]
deology, rather than performance, was the yardstick for success. We had great stacks of books and brochures on the glories of the . . . revolution,” Egyptian General ‘Abd al-Mun’im Khalil complained to Michael Oren in Six Days of War. “The books,” he added, “kept in perfect condition and inspected constantly, served as the basis […]
ho is responsible for the riots, lootings, beatings, and arson that plague our cities? The epidemic of violence has spread from the first-tier population centers like New York, Portland, and Seattle. Cities such as Reno, Nevada, Atlanta, Des Moines, and now Kenosha, Wisconsin have experienced political violence. In the era of get-Trump, there can be […]
ichelle Mitchell stood behind a microphone in a mask before the Blue Valley School District board in Overland Park, Kansas. “We as parents are not asking you as the district leadership to decide if it’s too risky for our kids to participate in sports and activities,” she told board members on Tuesday night. “We’re asking […]
fter the Department of Justice levied a criminal charge against Kevin Clinesmith for doctoring a June 2017 email from the CIA to obtain a warrant to spy on Trump campaign figure Carter Page, Clinesmith’s attorney suggested his client could implicate co-conspirators who knew of the deception. The charging document also revealed that the CIA gave […]
n June 2017, the New York production of Shakespeare in the Park modified its costuming for its production of “Julius Caesar” so that the title character resembled the new U.S. president. After the actor playing a Trump-resembling Caesar pretended to succumb to the many wounds inflicted by the conspiracy of assassins, the character Brutus implored […]
his should never happen to another president again, this hoax,” President Trump repeatedly says, referring to the Russia collusion hoax that very nearly destroyed his presidency. It’s unlikely that there are enough turncoats and Obama holdovers to mount another effort against a reelected President Trump. But how vulnerable would a new President Biden be to […]
ew York spends more money per capita on healthcare than any other state in the Union. It ranks third in the country in physicians per 100,000 population at 375.1. In terms of raw infrastructure and medical resources, New York should have been one of the best places in the world to receive treatment for COVID-19. […]
s the last wisps of smoke still curl up from the ashes of the widespread destruction left behind by the “mostly peaceful” social justice warriors who burned, smashed, and looted in the name of promoting tolerance and harmony, new details emerge regarding the catalytic death of George Floyd. It now turns out that the authorities […]
enezuela has the world’s highest murder rate because the police there don’t stop murder unless it helps politics. So long as homocide doesn’t threaten the power or wealth of the governing party, murders are largely unsolved and are often committed by the very police who should be preventing them. As Business Insider reports, in Venezuela […]
his summer has answered the question, “why would somebody ever need an AR-15 or a high-capacity magazine?” As the Left continues to advocate for ending private ownership of military-style rifles, Americans can also see that powerful rifles are turning up in the possession of violent rioters and looters. In this video, one can clearly see […]
ost people understand that the constitutional guarantee of free speech does not include falsely yelling “Fire!” in a crowded theater. A panicked mob can crush or trample weak and vulnerable people as the instinct to survive overtakes common decency. This maxim came to mind when Breitbart announced that Twitter and Facebook censored a press conference […]
Judge Marco A. Hernandez initially drew the case in which the State of Oregon sought to stop federal officials from protecting his courthouse. But it was quickly reassigned to Judge Michael W. Mosman who kept his office in Eugene, Oregon. No doubt, Judge Hernandez reasoned that he might have had difficulty concentrating in his office […]
n Wednesday, the New York Times published an opinion column by Thomas B. Edsall warning, “The Whole of Liberal Democracy is in Grave Danger at This Moment.” Like many pieces in the Times lately, this was a particularly laughable exercise in intellectual projection that nevertheless hints at the darker agenda of the Left: a one-party […]
n March 23, 1989, a room full of reporters and scientists was buzzing in anticipation of an announcement of a breakthrough that, if it panned out, would propel humanity into a new era of unlimited pollution-free energy. The University of Utah’s vice president for research introduced two scientists, Dr. Stan Pons, and Dr. Martin Fleishman. […]