Small Town Cop Charged in Machine Gun Import Loophole Operation
WSJ There was an exception [to federal law]. Dealers could still get new machine guns to show off to police departments that were interested in buying them for their SWAT [Read More]
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Proper Cold Weather Etiquette
Mike Loftus has some suggestions for how to properly greet others who are experiencing this week’s cold snap with you. We’re all in this cold together, so let’s try to [Read More]
Iowa Caucus Result Sends MSNBC Around the Bend
Townhall If there is one thing that’s always entertaining, it’s the liberal host seething and fighting back tears while putting on a calm and composed face for the audience. Everyone [Read More]
“Crash-and-Grab” Thwarted with Bear Spray
The video demonstrates the less than finer art of conducting a “crash-and-grab” robber. Three stolen cars and how many accomplices? This was caught on security camera in Everett, WA in [Read More]
The Second Term Agenda
AP His ideas [Donald Trump], and even the issues he focuses on most, are wildly different from President Joe Biden’s proposals. If implemented, Trump’s plans would represent a dramatic government overhaul [Read More]
Chevron Gets Its Day in Court
Courthouse News This thinking is at the heart of Wednesday’s doubleheader [before the SCOTUS] challenging the authority of the National Marine Fisheries Service to place federal observers on fishing vessels. Commercial fishing [Read More]
Donkey Party Shedding Members Like It’s Been Vaxxed
Daily Caller A record low percentage of Americans identified as Democrats in 2023 ahead of a contentious presidential election year, according to a Friday poll. Only 27% of Americans self-identify [Read More]
NASA’s Quiet Sonic X-Plane Has No Forward-Facing Pilot Window
Space As NASA’s newest X-plane, the X-59 is designed to break the sound barrier without the thunderous sonic booms that typically occur when aircraft go supersonic. Instead, the Quesst will [Read More]
“Warming Fire” in Alleyway Damages Seattle Art Gallery
The Seattle Times More than a hundred artworks, including works by Picasso and Rembrandt, were damaged after Davidson Galleries in Pioneer Square caught fire Friday morning. No one was injured, [Read More]
ESPN Used Fake Names to Win Emmys
Breitbart ESPN is in deep trouble after it was reported that the sports cable network used fake names to win several Emmy awards for their College GameDay personalities. Katie Strang [Read More]
Hertz Starts Ditching Its EV Fleet
Detroit Free Press Rental car company giant Hertz, which made big news in 2022 when it announced it planned to buy 175,000 electric vehicles from General Motors to diversify its [Read More]
Inflation Is Alive and Well Leaving Fed No Room on Interest Rates
WSJ Prices ticked up in December, a reminder of the pressures still facing consumers after a year when inflation fell by nearly half and paychecks grew, delivering real wage gains in 2023 for [Read More]
Mega Brood Coming This Summer
Newsweek In an extremely rare natural phenomenon, two different cicada broods will explode from the ground at the same time this year. Some species of cicadas are periodical, spending most [Read More]
Removing Presidential Immunity Would Expose Obama to Murder Charges
CTH President Barack Obama had absolute immunity for ordering the intentional killing of American citizen, Anwar al-Awlaqi. The issue of him being a presidential candidate is a non sequitur. If Presidents did [Read More]
Bill Belichick to Leave Patriots
CBS Sports It is the end of an era in Foxborough. After 24 seasons as head coach, the New England Patriots and Bill Belichick have decided to part ways, according to CBS Sports [Read More]