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Musk: The government paid Twitter’s previous owners millions to censor Twitter — and it won’t happen again
Fact check: Apparently true on the first, and a healthy "we'll see" on the second. Whatever else Elon Musk may have had in mind for Twitter, his concerns over censorship have clearly remained paramount since…
University CEO and Chancellor’s commencement ceremony joke brings calls for his resignation
CEO and Chancellor Thomas Keon of Purdue University Northwest is under fire for allegedly mocking Asian languages during the university's commencement ceremony. The faculty senate is demanding his resignation.Read More
Wi Spa transgender exposure suspect finally arrested
It's worth remembering that when this story first broke about a trans woman in the women's locker room at Wi Spa in Los Angeles, the media tripped all over itself to side with the unknown person who (allegedly)…
The evolution of the flag
The ever evolving "pride" flags--yes, there are an increasing number of different flags and a constantly evolving overarching flag--is a wonder to behold.Read More
Weinstein found guilty… again
It took more than a week for a jury of nine men and three women in Los Angeles to bring back verdicts in Harvey Weinstein's latest trial. The results were a mixed bag, with the disgraced pervert being found not guilty of…
Biden: The Iran deal is dead, baby
Is this for real? Clearly, the video itself is real enough, and that's Joe Biden doing what he normally does -- telling people what they want to hear. The clip comes from a midterm election rally six weeks ago, but has…
Two major pharmacies limit children’s pain medication sales in the name of equity
Think of it as trying to purchase toilet paper during the beginning of the pandemic. It was all about being in the right place at the right time to score a package. The same is happening now with children's pain…
Yes, Minister: the bureaucrats usually triumph
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem got a lesson on why reforming government is so difficult: elected officials are tourists, bureaucrats are residents.Read More
Fifth Circuit rejects Biden admin’s “nearly unlimited authority” claims, blocks vaccine mandate
Joe Biden's executive orders continue to die on the appellate-court vine, especially in the Fifth Circuit. Late yesterday, a 2-1 decision kept an injunction in place against Biden's order that all federal…
Parts of Kari Lake’s lawsuit move forward
Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake's lawsuit challenging the result of the November election has hit a series of roadblocks in the courts. The latest setback arrived yesterday when a county judge threw out eight…