Signs in the heavens, wars and rumors of wars, earthquakes, and that’s all in the last week. It all sounds like something right out of what the Bible describes as the end times. If we are entering the end times, what role might the United States play? The Bible speaks of a time at the […]
Biden’s border bloodbath continues, and it’s only April. Up in Hamilton, Ohio, a man named Fermin Garcia-Gutierrez was arrested and charged with aggravated murder, drug possession, weapons charges, and obstruction. And yes, he is here illegally (again); one of his charges is having an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) hold. I say “again” because […]
All news is biased, no matter what it claims to be. Removing partisanship is virtually impossible as it often isn’t even a conscious intention whenever information is being reported. So when news outlets claim to be an “independent,” there’s good reason to be skeptical. Take, for example, Courier Newsroom, founded by Tara McGowan in 2019. […]
Last Saturday the NY Times published a profile of author and academic Jonathan Haidt. This is just one of several pieces the Times has published about Haidt in connection with his new book “The Anxious Generation.” The profile is odd because it has an overarching tone of snarky cynicism about Haidt and his work while […]
President Biden sparked a flurry of fact-checking from social media users when he claimed to have frequently commuted over Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge by train. The bridge, which collapsed Tuesday when it was struck by a container ship, didn’t have any rail lines. “At about 1:30 [a.m.], a container ship struck the Francis Scott […]
OK, look: I get that we, as a global culture, defined down what it means to be an expert in global warming when the preeminent face of environmentalism became a preternaturally angry teenaged real-life version of Pippi Longstocking. We may have dodged a bullet when Miss Thunberg didn’t win a Nobel Peace Prize — as […]
I do not hold The New York Times in very high regard. I hold the opinion section of the New York Times in even lower regard. This article and video by Adam Westbrook and Lindsay Crouse demonstrates why. As the headline suggests, the authors view the “Deep State” — […]
Credit the Los Angeles Times for steadfastness. As the paper hemorrhages money, as the staff continues to shrink, as all available evidence suggests their business model is a failure, those who remain with the failing enterprise continue to advance the same leftist tropes. It’s like watching a church choir that feels it must sing […]
The New York Times has issued a cease and desist notice to programmers who have copied the code of Wordle, one of the paper’s most popular games. The paper began issuing the orders last month, saying that “hundreds” of coders violated copyright law by sharing code similar to Wordle online. Citing the Digital Millennium Copyright […]
There is a popular game on social media lately that asks people to explain that they are something without mentioning the something. I’ll use “went to high school in the ’70s” as an example. “Tell me you went to high school in the ’70s without telling me that you […]
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