Oklahoma is moving forward with utilizing nitrogen to conduct the state’s executions. Tiring of being denied the drugs used in the lethal injection formulas, Oklahoma may use this new form of [Read More]
Researchers at the State University of New York have been testing bottled water from 11 different nations (including the U.S.). They’ve been looking for minute pieces and filaments of microplastic, [Read More]
With the big box office numbers for Marvels latest movie, “Black Panther,” there seems to be a lot of online searches for the fictional kingdom of Wakanda. Those seekers aren’t being directed to a [Read More]
Malachi Fronczak of Kokomo, Indiana has been operating “Malachi’s Magnificent Lemonade” for three years now. His policy has always been police officers and first-responders get free lemonade and hot chocolate. After [Read More]
The new film about Ted Kennedy’s worst personal failing, “Chappaquiddick,” was given an early screening in Boston. Howie Carr attended and while he’ll never be a film critic (Warning: Numerous Spoilers), [Read More]
It was announced this morning that we have a new Secretary of State. Rex Tillerson is stepping aside to be replaced by current CIA Director Mike Pompeo. Here Deputy Director [Read More]
We had a discussion last summer about how a Second Civil War would go for the two sides. With California openly defying federal law and the clamor to disarm the populace, because of the [Read More]
The swamps and marshes of Belarus are apparently loaded with abandoned Soviet and Nazi equipment from the Second World War (or as the Russians call it, The Great Patriotic War). [Read More]
Juan Williams was at it again last week, defending the indefensible. This time it was the members of congress who were called out last week for openly chumming around with [Read More]
The ugly hate directed towards Christians was on full display via Twitter last week after actor Chris Pratt offered his prayers for director Kevin Smith’s recovery from a massive heart attack. Here [Read More]
Michele Rigby Assad and her husband Joseph worked for the CIA for 10 years and were stationed in Iraq during the worst years after the overthrow of Saddam. She interrogated [Read More]
The World Health Organization recently named the priorities diseases humankind needs to address before they become deadly pandemics. Making the list for the first time (along side better known, Zika, Ebola and [Read More]
Swarm Technology applied to the FCC to launch four of its new Spacebee satellites, but were turned down because the CubSats are so small (only about 4 inches in diameter) [Read More]
The federal employees working at the US Department of Agriculture enjoy looking at melons, twigs and berries and other assorted terms for porn on their government computers. The federal agency’s inspector [Read More]
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