In the realm of science fiction, practically anything is possible. However, as often as life imitates art, it just as often goes screaming past art in its requirement for suspension of our disbelief. These stories from the world of science are drawn from the richest well of inspiration writers of fiction will ever have—reality. 10 […]
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A look at the data behind new guidelines should reassure exhausted parents.

". . ." https://t.co/mf5PoIquGl
— Kevin D. Williamson (@KevinNR) November 4, 2016

The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart had something important to say to black Americans today:

Black people, if you really love the Obamas, you'll vote for Hillary Clinton. https://t.co/nI10hlgky5
— Jonathan Capehart (@CapehartJ) November 4, 2016

Capehart begins:
Okay, black people…

For the 33-year-old waitress, athlete and single mother, running comes first (before the sun rises) so she can fit in as many hours as possible with her daughter.

Every birth is a roll of the dice. Some people are born into unbelievable circumstances. Some are born buried in trauma—and a few are born literally buried under the ground. 10Elsa Garcia Photo credit: sullivan-county.com Elsa Garcia was taken out of an orphanage when she was four months old. Her new caretakers were Pastor Joe […]
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Satan has become one of the most popular figures in modern religion and pop culture, but his appearances in religious texts tend to be brief and somewhat confusing. As a result, there are a number of mysteries about the Devil that we won’t clear up any time soon. 10Is He Supposed To Be The Serpent […]
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Some approaches to Biblical archaeology can be controversial: Rather than analyzing material evidence in an objective way, many archaeologists involved in this field have been accused of “forcing” the evidence to fit predetermined notions derived from a desire to “confirm” the veracity of the Bible. Archaeologists cannot “prove” that the Bible is “true;” all they […]
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Most accurate ballot ever printed. https://t.co/zinoWFcwDQ
— Star Stuff (@Statistar30) November 4, 2016

Whoops! Yes, Hillary Clinton is a “liar,” but there’s no “liar” in Hillary as spotted on an early ballot in Arkansas:

A ballot typo in Arkansas leaves Hillary Clinton with the word "liar" in her name https://t.co/CCejMn7I53 pic.twitter.com/8OJXNu2MNY
— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 4, 2016

Arkansas does know her best:

As opposed to being synonymous with it…

I don't even want to know. https://t.co/pcX26QH46W
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) November 4, 2016

Do we really want to know what “equine therapy” is? Of course we do:

EXCLUSIVE: Anthony Weiner undergoes "equine therapy" at sex addiction rehab https://t.co/d9MdXNAy7X
— New York Post (@nypost) November 4, 2016

The Post tracked Weiner down at “The Ranch” addiction and recovery center near Nashville, where horses are apparently part of the healing process:
Weiner — who was caught obsessively texting other women, including an underage girl, while married to top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin — looked pensive as he meandered through the trees at the expansive ranch…

Often the motivation for giving is personal experience.