James Comey just skated prosecution, but instead of wiping his brow, breathing a sigh of relief and saying his hail Marys a thousand times or so, took to Twitter to mock President Donald Trump -- along with anyone over the past few months who've dared challenge his Boy Scout image and question his political motivations.
Alibaba Chief Executive Jack Ma said at the World A.I. Conference in Shanghai that technology was moving along at a rapid enough clip that one day, humans could very well max their work week at 12 hours -- and moreover, they should. Easy there, Ma. Idle hands very often do lead to the devil's work.
A federal court ruled that a group of atheists demanding the right to deliver the invocation at the opening of legislative sessions in the Pennsylvania House are simply out of luck, and they'll have to take their secularist so-called prayers elsewhere. Finally. A court with courage to uphold the common sense aspect of the Constitution.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has a bit of a reputation as being the, shall we say, dim bulb in the room. So in that respect, good news -- no harm, no foul, no reputation lost from this latest video she cut, calling out the dangers of climate change while overcooking macaroni and cheese.
Roughly 140 of the world's most famous musicians joined Hollywood's most liberal in signing on to the Planned Parenthood-pressed "Bans Off My Body" campaign. Yay for abortion. It has a way of bringing the leftists out of their cobwebby corners and getting them to reveal their most despicable politics.
Rep. Ilhan Omar's made quite a splash around the scandals-in-politics circuit with her anti-Semitic comments, anti-Semitic innuendos and past blatant anti-Semitic tweets and social media messages. Now there's a new topic to talk up, courtesy The New York Post: adultery allegations.
Cleveland County District Judge Thad Balkman ruled Johnson & Johnson created an opioid crisis in Oklahoma by running a misleading marketing campaign and now must pay $572 million to the state. Thank goodness for appeals. The case against Johnson & Johnson is about as flimsy as the cloth on Balkman's robe.
President Donald Trump "confounds the world," gets "derailed by a smooth-talking Emmanuel Macron" and "leans into his chaotic style" at the Group of Seven summit in France -- according to the leftists and elitists in the media, that is. And now for a return to a more truthful assessment.
Here's Andrew Yang's budget breakdown for the climate plan: $400 billion for Democracy Dollars. Another $30 billion for nuclear power. Another $80.8 billion for net-zero emission airplanes. Another $45 billion for National Labs. Another $200 billion for Grid Modernization. The list goes on. The multi-multi-billion dollar list goes on.
A psychiatrist went on national CNN TV to tell host Brian Stelter that this president, this Donald J. Trump president, may very well be responsible for more deaths than Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong. He's a busy guy, this Trump.
Sen. Cory Booker, who still thinks he has a chance to win the White House, despite pulling a dismal 2.2% in a recent RealClearPolitics poll, just called his nephew "nie-phew" so as to not offend the kid, Avery, who identifies as non-binary. Delusion is in Booker's DNA.
Most likely voters in America think Sen. Elizabeth Warren, one of the Democrat Party's leading contenders for the White House, lied about her Native American heritage, according to a new poll from Rasmussen Reports. But the rest of the survey adds that for "most," it's not a critical issue when it comes to how they will vote.
ABC just announced its selection of Univision anchor Jorge Ramos to serve as moderator for the network's upcoming Democratic Party presidential debate. Debate? More like "The Why President Donald Trump Should Be Impeached" hour with your host! Jorge! Ramos! Cue applause. Let the panty tossing begin.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced new rules giving the 725,000 or so illegals living in his jurisdiction the right to apply for subsidized and low-cost housing. There's an open door, roll-out-the-mat welcome to illegals for ya. More safety and security for citizens in the city that never sleeps, yes?
None of the programs I downloaded on my iPhone blocks the solicitation calls that outrageously invade my privacy and impel me to want the strictest possible governmental ban on all telephone sales intrusions.
Rep. Ralph Abraham, a Republican from Louisiana who is seeking the governor's seat for his state, rocked national headlines by claiming in a 30-second campaign advertisement that "there are only two genders." Remember the days when such a news story would be the stuff and nonsense of The Onion's satirical pages?
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors just adopted a resolution recommending that felons not be called felons but rather "formerly incarcerated person" or former "justice-involved" person or "returning resident" -- or any other number of soft and fuzzy names that won't hurt the feelings of the, umm, felons. File this under Ridiculous.
Ursula Mueller, the leading voice of humanitarian affairs at the United Nations, called for punishments for those found guilty of participating in a widespread abuse of power and sexual misconduct scandal at the global body's Relief and Works Agency for the Palestinian people. But isn't that how it goes. Investigate -- and move on.
Alyssa Milano, the teen heartthrob from 1980's-era sitcom hit "Who's the Boss," and subsequent shows, has all grown up and become one of women's world's A-Number-One cheerleading fan of abortion. Times change.
Sen. Bernie Sanders has finally found his presidential campaign niche -- college-age kids. You know, the ones who pretend like they're adults because they live away from home, but who call mom every weekend to get their pizza and beer checks. Small wonder the socialist message resonates with them, right?
