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?
Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, on the heels of creating a media stir over their denied entry to Israel -- because of their support for the anti-Israeli, BDS movement, that is -- just created a new media stir with a press conference that repeated the content of their first media stir. Cry, cry and the world will cry with you -- is that their hope?
An Illinois state senator has apologized for photographs taken during his recent fundraiser that showed his supporters acting out a mock assassination against President Donald Trump. Presidential assassinations -- they're all fun and games, aren't they. So long as they're targeting Republicans, that is.
It's been a busy few days for Rep. Rashida Tlaib. She's certainly been whipping up the media frenzy and getting some good press for her whole anti-Israel leanings.
As if college administrators could be trusted to determine what constitutes hate speech versus what does not -- now comes the university-created artificial intelligence aimed at doing the same. And that's "hate speech" in quotation marks.
One of the two guards pressed into service to guard imprisoned sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during what turned out to be the final moments of his life wasn't actually a regular guard, according to findings reported by The New York Times and The Associated Press. That's news that's worthy of more than a passing glance.
If calling an Italian guy a "Fredo" is akin to calling a black dude an n-word, wouldn't everybody know that? Wouldn't media companies the world over insist on journalists writing "Fredo" as "F--o," or subbing in the "FO-word" when used in a quote -- or some other non-offending equivalent?
FiveThirtyEight.com, known more for political tracking than sports' world surveying, nonetheless weighed in with some fine analysis on the future of New England's GOAT Tom Brady and after cutting through the clutter and sifting about the statistics, the final offering was this: Get out while you're still good. Don't be a Peyton Manning.
In between a bit of Twitter barbing, former Iraq beauty queen and Miss Universe contestant Sarah Idan managed to make clear to Rep. Ilhan Omar: Strict Islamic law has no business in America -- and freedom of speech isn't confined by congressional boundaries.
Hollywood's Rosanna Arquette sent around a tweet -- later made private -- that apologized for her whiteness. For the "shame" of being born white. For the crime of possessing Caucasian "privilege." Congratulations, Arquette. As stupid tweets go, this one sets a new historical standard.
Four were killed and two injured in a series of horrific knife attacks in Southern California. And all the Democrats go: Ban the knives! Not really. That'd be stupid. Right? And yet, this is what the left does with guns whenever there's a fatal shooting.
New laws are about to take effect in Texas that will open doors for firearms' owners to carry their weapons into school, into churches, into places that have been traditionally gun-free and gun-restricted zones. Texas is the banner state to watch on this. If only more legislatures and governors would follow suit.
