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Charlottesville, Virginia Is Doubling Down On Dumb
This week’s primary elections confirmed it—little Charlottesville, Virginia is determined to become San Francisco, or at least Oakland.
Connecticut Up to Its Neck in Red Ink
Every state will eventually learn one lesson: when the rich are tapped out, then they will leave. It looks like Connecticut has taken too long to ascertain this, and now the affluent are exiting The Nutmeg State.
Trump to Withdraw From Global Climate Change Agreement
In the end, if Trump’s apparent decision to pull out of the Paris Accord holds, it will signal a new day in the debate over climate change – and a dark day for environmental activists who have spent the entire 21st century arguing of its catastrophic consequences.
Report: World Health Organization Spends More On Travel Than Charity
Despite claiming that it is cash-strapped, a new report has revealed that the World Health Organization (WHO) has spent about $200 million a year for luxury travel. The figure is more than it spends on fighting AIDS, alleviating mental health and countering diseases like tuberculosis and malaria.
Mogul Blasts Millennials For Poor Spending, Gets Attacked
Akin to the Latte Factor of the 1990s, today’s generation of consumers are suffering from the Avocado Effect.
France’s Le Pen Exits the National Front Party
“Tonight, I am no longer the president of the National Front. I am the presidential candidate,” Ms Le Pen said on French public television news.
Google Is Using Leftist Websites As Fact-Checker “Authorities”
The tech titan will use “authoritative sources” for fact-checking. But who are these so-called authoritative sources? PolitiFact, Salon, Snopes and The Washington Post. These are all liberal news websites with considerable biases, agendas, and slants.
The Neil Gorsuch Safety Dance
Today the gavel will fall to open the United States Senate Judiciary Committee hearings to consider whether Neil Gorsuch should become the next Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.
If he’s learned anything from prior nominees, Gorsuch will use the hearings as an opportunity to speak without actually saying anything. When asked pointed questions, he will dodge and deflect, and if cornered beyond escape – simply refuse to answer on the ground that it may affect his future ability to judge. To the extent that he does so, he will likely pass through the Senate’s confirmation process.