In a Facebook post on Friday, former Breitbart editor announced a planned return to the University of California, Berkeley, where his speaking gig in February was cancelled when violent protests broke out in front of the venue. But there’s a catch…
According to Yiannopoulos, if Berkeley doesn’t help with the “planning and execution of this event,” he’ll “extend festivities to an entire month” and “establish a tent city on Sproul Plaza protesting the university’s total dereliction of its duty and encourage students at other universities to follow suit…

We’ve already covered lesser-known members of the Kim family dynasty. There are plenty of higher-ups in North Korea who aren’t part of that bloodline, though. You might be surprised at how many you’ve seen tailing Kim Jong Un during public appearances or representing North Korea at international events. Ever wondered who those people are and […]
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As some of you may be aware, we are launching a brand new site redesign this year. The main focus of the redesign is speed, stability, and ease of use. It will also involve a style refresh. One very significant change we are hoping to introduce is the removal of Disqus for our commenting platform […]
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No one really knows why people often report feeling “fuzzy headed” when they have allergies.

Man explored the world long before the days of Columbus and Magellan. Even in the earliest moments of human history, when the known world was little more than what extended within sight, there were men who were sent out to explore the unknown. When the first explorers set out into unknown parts of the world, […]
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Humanity has been extremely lucky to get this far. Considering how incredibly fortunate we have been in many ways, it’s easy to come up with ideas for why we have not yet found intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. However, there have been multiple occasions when the human race was almost confronted with an apocalyptic […]
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Tucker Carlson, in his last show before he takes over the 8:00 p.m. timeslot on Monday, took on Rachel Maddow and MSNBC over a report that aired Thursday night that linked the violence gripping Venezuela to donations from state oil giant Citgo to the Trump inauguration:
Socialist Venezuelans can't get hold of meat or toilet paper… but MSNBC​ blames protests on TRUMP pic.twitter.com/K9C4UoVSTB
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) April 22, 2017

“You can’t fix stupid” pretty much sums it up:
@TuckerCarlson You can't fix stupid…

Today, in "easily falsifiable lies told on the internets", we have this tweet. https://t.co/pNRy6Y4Yr0
— Will Moriarty (@willmoriarty86) April 21, 2017

The book “Shattered” provides some insights into the doomed Hillary Clinton campaign, and here’s one little bit:
Good God pic.twitter.com/Dga1YfV2B3
— Shadi Hamid (@shadihamid) April 21, 2017

That allegation was just too much for former Clinton adviser and possibly Hillary’s biggest fan, Peter Daou:
This is unadulterated b…

Doctors often prescribe levothyroxine to treat a slightly underactive thyroid, and for most older patients it has no effect.

Pro tip: Don't get your 1st Amendment knowledge from Chris Cuomo. https://t.co/1zC136ebrR
— Drew McCoy (@_Drew_McCoy_) April 22, 2017

Howard Dean just doubled-down on his claim that “hate speech is not protected by the 1st Amendment” in a most expected way: CHAPLINSKY!
For WAPO and others raising issues about hate speech not being constitutionally protected, read "Chaplinsky v New Hampshire SCOTUS 1942
— Howard Dean (@GovHowardDean) April 22, 2017

Um, nope:
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