Perchance AI By J. Robert Smith Modern feminism’s principal tenets are about hostility to males, marriage, family, and, yes, children -- unless all bend to feminist edicts.
Perchance AI By Rick Fuentes For two consecutive papacies, anti-American finger-pointing has been driven by a Vatican drift back to a 60’s-style Latin American liberation theology.
Perchance AI By Jeannie DeAngelis Parents reasonably assume they know their own children, yet the government is now positioning itself as the authority on whether the genitals Mom saw while changing Junior’s diapers were actually indicative of her son’s sex.
Photo Credit:Giovanni Paolo Panini, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public Domain By Lars Møller Industrial collapse, civic abdication, and the making of an American urban wasteland.
Photo Credit:4th Earl of Chesterfield Birmingham Museums Trust, via Picryl // public domain By Selwyn Duke The specter of Lindsay Clancy's trial defenders is a reminder that harridans, termagants, and gorgons are nothing new.
Perchance AI By Christopher Chantrill Our educated class is the class that lives furthest from the market economy.
PxHere By Joseph Ford Cotto Americans who still treat the polling industry as a weather report are flying blind into a midterm general election.
The top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee is investigating a Russian oligarch's reported financial involvement in a celebration related to Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding , Axios has learned. Why it matters: Garcia is poised to be Congress' lead investigator if Democrats retake the House. This probe offers a pretty good hint of the direction he'll go in that role. - "Oversight Democrats are investigating the numerous ways in which the Trump family have sought to enrich themselves on the basis of their proximity to President Donald Trump," Garcia stated in a letter to White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles. - In a separate letter to Trump Jr. , Garcia wrote that ProPublica's reporting on Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev's role in…
The second-most powerful man at the State Department put the brakes on a U.S. international exhibit featuring a bull statue because he worried it might look like Baal, a pagan god some associate with Satanic child sacrifice. Why it matters: The anecdote illustrates the quirky interests of Deputy Secretary of State Chris Landau, according to department critics, who say he spends too much time on social media focusing on the unimportant. Zoom in: The issue revolves around an international exposition next year in Belgrade, Serbia , where the U.S. plans to feature a statue of a bucking bull at an exhibit celebrating the American West. - On Aug. 19, at 4:15 p.m., Landau sent an email to staffers about it: "I remain somewhat concerned by the…
Dealers press fentanyl into pills made to look like Xanax or OxyContin, making the drug nearly impossible to spot by sight.