NBC posted a story about what led to the ouster of Reince Priebus on Sunday afternoon, but it wasn’t the report that caught the eyes of many. It was the photo.

Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski says failed health vote was the last straw for Reince Priebus https://t.co/FKR1mluUiz pic.twitter.com/RMgw0qdKdr
— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 30, 2017

Pictured are Trump administration staffers and former campaign personnel…

J.K. Rowling can’t even follow her own Twitter advice. This gem about admitting when you’re wrong was published by her last December.

"No people are more frequently wrong than those who will not admit they are wrong."
François de la Rochefoucauld
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) December 15, 2016

As Twitchy readers know, Rowling posted a series of tweets falsely accusing President Trump of refusing to acknowledge a boy in a wheelchair during a White House event last week…

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was at the Brewers–Cubs game today in Milwaukee and was filmed getting the face of a Cubs fan after getting “razzed.” Check it out:

At #Cubs #Brewers game. #ChrisChristie was getting razzed by fans, so he got in the face of one of them. 5:30 on @WISN12News pic.twitter.com/sx8euMgFy2
— Ben Hutchison (@BennyHutch) July 30, 2017

It sounded like the fan said Christie said, “So you want to act like a big shot?”

"You're a big shot…

Voter anger turned Republicans against the Affordable Care Act, but amid the promises of repeal, the party never offered a viable alternative.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is telling the United States to cut its diplomatic staff in the nation by 755 people as a result of recently-passed Congressional legislation that stiffens the sanctions against his country.

BREAKING: Russian President Putin says U.S. embassy in Moscow will have to cut staff by 755 because of new US sanctions against Russia.
— The Associated Press (@AP) July 30, 2017

This is a very, very big number: Russian President Putin Says US Diplomatic Missions In Russia Will Be Cut By 755 People
— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) July 30, 2017

Breaking News: Putin expels 755 diplomats in response to US sanctions https://t…

Stabilizing the market, lowering drug prices and expanding access to coverage would go a long way to easing millions of Americans’ concerns.

Limbix, a start-up using Google headsets, helps psychologists expose patients to their anxieties in the safety of an office.

We still don’t know if Kid Rock is running for Senate in Michigan or not, but he’s doing all the right things to reach out to voters. Like this greeting to his fans over on Twitter:

Wheels up motherfuckers. pic.twitter.com/Joj7N4Ij3m
— Kid Rock (@KidRock) July 30, 2017

He’ll fit right in:

The future conscience of the Senate. https://t.co/6sUX0o2FRK
— Mike Warren (@MichaelRWarren) July 30, 2017

When will we see him campaign with President Trump?

Soon enough this will be from aboard Airforce One https://t…

Dr. Jen Gunter was already skeptical of “snake oil” products meant to improve women’s sex lives. Now she is a detractor of the movie star’s website.

The agency opened the door to endorsing “vaping” as a means to getting tobacco smokers to quit.

The two creators of the program concluded that providing therapy, creating a system of primary care for mental health, made economic sense.

So, this has been quite a day for new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci, who kicked things off with an off-the-rails call-in to CNN’s “New Day” and then turned things up a few more notches in the New Yorker:

.@Scaramucci started the day threatening to call the FBI on @Reince, and ended it saying Bannon sucks his own dick. The Trump WH, everyone!
— Emily C…

Acting ICE Director Tom Homan brought a big reality check for reporters with him to today’s White House press briefing, but Joan Walsh was triggered by Homan’s appearance:

Wow, the head of a violent gang is taking the podium at the White House. The head of ICE. Ask good questions please, WH press corps
— Joan Walsh (@joanwalsh) July 27, 2017

Walsh doubled and tripled down:

I can't take this gang bs…

There were 136 confirmed cases of whooping cough in the state in the first half of 2017, compared with 66 in the first half of 2016, but an expert was not alarmed.

The war in Congress over repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act has brought anxiety to the people whose health insurance is at risk.

The Senate is moving closer to wrapping up debate over repealing the Affordable Care Act, but lawmakers have still not seen the bill they’re discussing.

Dr. Needleman studied lost baby teeth to show that any level of absorbed lead can damage young brains.

It looks like we might have an international incident on our hands.

The Norwegian and Danish diplomatic missions in Washington are Twitter beefing about mythical creatures pic.twitter.com/mnJocASMq3
— Ivan Plis (@ivanplis) July 27, 2017

Oh no! We're heading to India / Pakistan territory.
— Justin Hornburg (@jhornburg01) July 27, 2017

That’s not how wars usually start, but this is uncharted territory … and people thought Trump’s tweets spelled trouble for international relations…

The U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Thursday morning heard from comedian Adam Carolla and Daily Wire editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro on “Challenges to Freedom of Speech on College Campuses.”

Ben Shapiro and Adam Carolla testify about free speech on campus https://t.co/VS9J9YPcOb pic.twitter.com/EROrHptN2o
— HotAir.com (@hotairblog) July 27, 2017

Great panel today before the oversight committee discussing free speech on college campuses: https://t…

A straight repeal of Obamacare failed in the Senate by a vote of 45-55 Wednesday after seven Republicans joined Democrats in opposing it, leading to talk of something they’re calling a “skinny repeal.”
Things were supposed to be different when voters gave Republicans the House, Senate, and White House, but at least the disappointment can be spread around a little bit. Sen. Steve Daines, a Republican from Montana, decided it was time to put Democrats on record as far as their support of a single-payer system…

Routine blood tests may fail to detect insufficient thyroid hormone, leaving patients without an accurate explanation for their symptoms.

The two creators of the program concluded that providing therapy, creating a system of primary care for mental health, made economic sense.

Bernie Sanders set his sights on Republicans who want to repeal and replace Obamacare today sharing this story:

Unbelievably, Republicans aren't content with this disgraceful situation. They want to make it even worse. https://t.co/InyhVROH6h
— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) July 24, 2017

“Disgraceful situation”?

By "this disgraceful situation," you mean life under ObamaCare? https://t…

Many Democrats converged on rural Virginia today to officially launch “A Better Deal.” Here’s the group of Dems who are the tip of the spear when it comes to leading their party back from the brink:

Super robust showing for the Democrats' big reveal of their super duper new message pic.twitter.com/baGrH87yl0
— Edward-Isaac Dovere (@IsaacDovere) July 24, 2017

Meet the “Better Deal,” presented by the same people with the old “Lousy Deal…

The disease-carrying blood suckers are spreading more pathogens and putting more Americans at risk, even for more rare illnesses.

Extremely HOT thread warning!

This thread reminds me of when a cab driver once told me his plan to heat all the roads so you wouldn't need snow plows. https://t.co/d5x6DAPjLC
— neontaster (@neontaster) July 24, 2017

MSNBC’s Joy Reid had a rather impressive list of things that need addressing in the U.S., including these, but they’re just for starters:

How pathetic is it to say the best we can do is let states and cities squabble over who should fix the trains or allow Amtrak to struggle…
— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) July 24, 2017

when the rest of the developed world is moving on to coast to coast high speed trains?
— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) July 24, 2017

How are we not leading the world in developing the tech to fight climate chg instead of clinging to fossil fuels & lying abt reviving coal?
— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) July 24, 2017

If there’s any room at all left on the lengthy list of things that progressives believe should be “universal,” save a spot for this:

How is it that in 2017 we don't have universal wifi when so many people depend on their phones, in some cases as their only internet access?
— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) July 24, 2017

The world could really use another entitlement…

Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald said she would consider taking money from Coke for C.D.C. programs despite the agency’s having cut ties with the company in the past.

We’re hearing word that Israel’s security council decided Monday night to remove metal detectors that had been installed at the entrances to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

BREAKING: Israel's security cabinet decides to remove metal detectors from Temple Mount https://t.co/1u0pzY9iuh
— Haaretz.com (@haaretzcom) July 24, 2017

#BREAKING Israel to stop use of metal detectors at sensitive holy site, official says
— AFP news agency (@AFP) July 24, 2017

BREAKING: Israel to remove metal detectors from entrance to Jerusalem holy site that angered Muslims…

In some countries, companies offer women paid time off for period pain. But some experts fear these policies reinforce dated stereotypes.

Many people are still marveling that someone with a past as, um, colorful as Donald Trump’s could possibly be president, while others are getting pretty excited at the thought of Sen. Kid Rock’s swearing in ceremony. It’s difficult to complain, though, when your team boasts a Saturday Night Live cast member and used to vote alongside a former Exalted Cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan.
And then there’s Rick Perry, who tried to parlay his experience as governor of Texas into a stint in the White House, but somehow ended up doing dance routines on network TV with Vanilla Ice…

Real journalist at work, guys:

Donald Trump is the first president in 150 years not to own a pethttps://t.co/osaPkeZFr5
— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) July 20, 2017

Why did the Washington Post ever let this guy slip through their fingers? Jeff Bezos must be kicking himself:

attention @PulitzerPrize https://t.co/1wOoyG0DHh
— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) July 21, 2017

#journalism https://t…

Good.

BREAKING: U.S. immigration agents planning nationwide raids to arrest teenagers who are suspected gang members – memo seen by Reuters
— Reuters U.S. News (@ReutersUS) July 21, 2017

MORE: U.S. immigration agency says in statement gang apparel and tattoos of gang signs are grounds for arrest, deportation
— Reuters U.S. News (@ReutersUS) July 21, 2017

According to Reuters, the raids begin on Sunday:

The raids are set to begin on Sunday and continue through Wednesday, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters…

Republicans in Washington should be returning home next week to brag. But despite having total control on Capitol Hill, even they admit that policies aren’t advancing.

Luke Skywalker, delete your account. This is freaking asinine:

Even though he was captured-Melania & I send our thoughts & prayers 2 Senator McCain & his hot wife-Get well soon so we can kill healthcare! https://t.co/QxVJAEcvx4
— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 21, 2017

DID HE NOT LEARN ANYTHING FROM YODA?

Let the hate go Luke. https://t.co/pCxqXgXisU
— East Lower (@ArsenesGlasses_) July 21, 2017

What an ass:

Seriously? https://t…

Senate Republican suffered a major defeat Friday night when the Senate Parliamentarian ruled that many provisions of BCRA violate the Byrd Rule — including the defunding of Planned Parenthood — which means they’ll need 60 votes to pass it, whatever it actually is when all is said and done:

JUST IN: Parliamentarian rules Dems can strike abortion restrictions and defunding Planned Parenthood from the bill https://t…

Sean Spicer is out as White House press secretary, and he’s been replaced by Sarah Huckabee Sanders. In other news, Anthony Scaramucci spoke to the press today (and blew ’em a kiss) after being named the new White House communications director. What are the changes all about? NBC News’ political analyst Nicolle Wallace seems to know:

Quite the take on Spicer/Scaramucci from @NicolleDWallace: "This is about Donald Trump wanting better-looking men spreading his message…

For the last 20 years, academic researchers have gathered at this event to share and debate their studies without being mocked.

Most Americans and Europeans who eat a varied diet get enough iodine even if they don’t use iodized salt, though pregnant women are at risk.

Confrontations with police officers are increasing as the ranks of older Americans swell and dementia becomes more widespread.

Mallinckrodt’s spending on political donations and lobbying comes as the drug industry as a whole beefs up its Capitol Hill presence.

Well, this is awkward. Some remember President Barack Obama as young and fit, running laps around the White House with Joe Biden right alongside. We tend to remember him more riding in a golf cart, biking in mom jeans, and going 2 for 22 in free-throws at the White House Easter Egg Roll.
Mostly, we didn’t worry about Obama’s physical fitness — it was his policies that had us cringing…

With their bill to replace the Affordable Care Act shattered, Republican leaders pressed a new plan — repeal now, replace later. But that too lacked support.

While Obamacare’s foes seek to reverse its expansion of coverage, third-world nations have made strides in extending access and improving results.

Here we are at long last with a Republican majority in the House and Senate and a Republican president, just about all of whom seem to have forgotten why voters sent them to Washington, D.C.
Despite holding a clear majority, senators can’t agree on moving forward with an amended version of the BCRA or repealing Obamacare and building a new health care plan from scratch — either path forward lacks the votes needed to proceed…

Yes, the Daily Mail’s David Martosko was in discussions recently to become the Trump administration’s press secretary, but don’t let that color his advice on trusting PPP’s polls. Actually, following Election Day 2016, it’s probably best that every major political pollster include some sort of “For Entertainment Purposes Only” disclaimer with every new release…

The FARC rebels have disarmed and joined the government to wean farmers off illicit crops. But in poor villages, the lure of drug money is still strong.

GOP has been playing politics with Obamacare all along. Campaign after campaign, promising Republicans they would REPEAL Obamacare; even putting up 50+ clean repeal bills under Obama.
And now they have all of the power they told us they needed, and they still can’t (won’t) do it.
Hale Razor summed up their ridiculous history with this nightmare legislation PERFECTLY:

2009: We'll undo it if we win the House2013: …if we win the Senate2015: …if we win the POTUS2017: …if we grow our majority
— Razor (@hale_razor) July 18, 2017

Boom…

With announced opposition from Senators Moran and Lee, the Republican push to rewrite President Obama’s signature domestic legacy issue falls short.

A coalition of advocacy groups claims that fewer than 100 of the 58,000 cars dispatched by the ride-hailing service across New York City are wheelchair accessible.

One thing was pretty clear Monday soon after the organizers of the Women’s March tweeted a happy birthday to “the revolutionary” Assata Shakur, who’s wanted by the FBI and hiding out in Cuba: it wouldn’t be long before they’d double-down on their support of Shakur, opting for a fictionalized biography in which Shakur is little more than a victim of white male society who stood up for herself…

We’d say Michael Ian Black should stick with comedy, but we’re not sure he’s all that funny in the first place.
Unless you count laughing at his abysmal lack of knowledge when it comes to anything political; dude’s timeline reads like a civics nightmare of mass proportions.
Take for example his tweet on the Constitution:

Our Constitution is utterly unprepared for the possibility of an illegitimate president…

The Republicans’ proposal to overturn Obamacare could allow insurers to sell bare-bones plans that fail to pay for what is now deemed essential medical care.

Some experts said that people who have had eating disorders should consider the state of their health before watching the film.

Miami head football coach Mark Richt gave a detailed breakdown of how he eats a sandwich. Watch his philosophy of how to take one apart in 10 bites:

Mark Richt's sandwich philosophy is just amazing: pic.twitter.com/Gk3Ou8thhA
— David Hale (@DavidHaleESPN) July 14, 2017

His diagram:

Miami's @MarkRicht just diagramed us out "The 10 Bite Sandwich" after someone asked him if a hotdog is a sandwich at #ACCKickoff: pic…

New Hampshire has the second-highest rate of drug overdoses in the country. Eric Adams in Laconia (population 16,000) has been assigned one task: to stop them.

Anyone else hope Shannon Watts saw this tweet?
Although odds are she has James Woods blocked already …

If you are going to own two things to make your life safer, get a gun and a dog.
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) July 13, 2017

Yes and yes.
There James is, keeping it REAL.

If marauding thieves show up at my place, they bend over laughing AT THE FRONT DOOR. Then I hit them in head with a frying pan! LOL! pic…

Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal has decided that treason is a possibility in the Donald Trump Jr. saga because an act of war was committed by Russia. Watch:

Sen. Blumenthal (D-CT) argues that "treason" is in the cards because Russia committed an "act of war" against the US https://t.co/9BgQT0wurC
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) July 15, 2017

If Sen. Blumenthal has ever read Article III of the Constitution, he would know how narrowly-defined treason is in our country…

Former FBI director James Comey is going to write a book, and he is going to include his time working for the Trump administration.

James Comey is writing a book about his experience in public service, including his time in the Trump administration https://t.co/bHUIFNJjeV
— The New York Times (@nytimes) July 15, 2017

Now that he is now jobless, it looks like he’s going to use a book deal to cash in on his time in Washington…

Previous inquests into the tragedy, which killed at least 2,400 people, have left critical questions unanswered.

Descendants of the black men left untreated for syphilis during an infamous government study want a judge to award them any money remaining from a $9 million legal settlement.

When it comes to Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, Patricia Arquette can’t help but see a glaring double standard when it comes to alleged misconduct:

U.S history refresher Bill Clinton was impeached for a blow job and now there is evidence of Trump/Russia collusion and the @GOP does nothin
— Patricia Arquette (@PattyArquette) July 12, 2017

Pssst … Patricia! If you’re gonna offer up a history refresher, you should probably make sure you know your history first…

Stop the presses! ABC News has caught Attorney General Jeff Sessions engaging in some shadowy hateful activity:

AG Sessions delivered speech to an alleged “anti-LGBT hate group,” but the DOJ is refusing to reveal what he said. https://t.co/sWxap65RXG pic.twitter.com/NFfbvZGGbr
— ABC News (@ABC) July 12, 2017

The actual headline doesn’t even bother with the “alleged” bit:

So, what is this “hate group”? The Alliance Defending Freedom, which represents Jack Phillips, a Colorado baker who refused to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding in 2012…

The two companies — one a start-up, the other one of the nation’s biggest health insurers — will work together in the Nashville market.

The panel voted unanimously to recommend that the agency approve a treatment that genetically alters a patient’s own cells to fight leukemia.

An iceberg in Antarctica has given some global warming alarmists in Congress a chance to try and whip up another freakout, and Time Magazine is helping a little bit:

An insanely massive iceberg just broke off of Antarctica https://t.co/pAQhYwTtwb pic.twitter.com/s0autIsdED
— TIME (@TIME) July 12, 2017

However, Time’s video contains a buzzkill for Al Gore & Company, but not until the very end:

I guess 6 seconds before the end of the video is as good a place as any to drop this insignificant factoid…

As we told you a couple days ago, Black Lives Matter activist DeRay McKesson was stunned by something about the new “Planet of the Apes” movie:

DeRay Mckesson appalled that ‘Planet of the Apes’ culturally re-appropriated his trademark blue vest https://t.co/j5d2Dg1ySK
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) July 11, 2017

McKesson recognized the blue vest immediately! Tariq Nasheed agreed:

Does the new Planet of the Apes poster have racially coded messages?Notice the #BlackLivesMatter symbolism…

New Hampshire has the second-highest rate of drug overdoses in the country. Eric Adams in Laconia (population 16,000) has been assigned one task: to stop them.

Something sent Kid Rock trending Wednesday afternoon…

journos getting to the bottom of the Kid Rock Senate website is going to be a fun news cycle probably worth sitting out.
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) July 12, 2017

Michigan Democrat Sen. Debbie Stabenow is up for re-election next year, and Kid Rock put out these teasers today:

I have had a ton of emails and texts asking me if this website is real… https://t…

The research suggests that genetics underlie how children seek out formative social experiences like making eye contact or observing facial expressions.

In a first, researchers converted a movie into a DNA sequence and inserted it into bacteria. They hope to someday use the technology to record cell behavior.

So the New York Post ripped New York Mayor Bill de Blasio for going to Hamburg, Germany to protest the G20 Summit instead of attending the vigil that honored slain New York Police officer Miosotis Familia. Here is a look at the Post’s cover.

Today's cover: De Blasio skipped a vigil honoring slain NYPD Officer Miosotis ­Familia to praise police in Germany https://t.co/ZliHVn5bZt pic.twitter…

The New York Times is out with a scoop tonight that says Donald Trump Jr. met with Kremlin-linked lawyer after he was promised damaging information on Hillary Clinton:

Breaking: Trump’s Son Met With Russian Lawyer After Being Promised Damaging Information on Clinton, via @nytimes https://t.co/FIvPU5VEbw
— Steve Kopack (@SteveKopack) July 9, 2017

From the article:

In a statement on Sunday, Donald Trump Jr…

The Senate’s bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act is now imperiled, facing new opposition from Republicans who fear its impact on rural communities.

Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) went to Iowa this past weekend, but his purpose wasn’t to start opening campaign offices for a future presidential run. He was driving Uber and wearing Iowa Hawkeyes gear.

If you're in Des Moines, Iowa call an @Uber. There is a chance a Nebraska senator (@BenSasse) will pick you up in Hawkeyes gear. ? pic.twitter.com/fU9RpL4LqW
— Benny (@bennyjohnson) July 8, 2017

I really admire the Hawkeyes gear that @BenSasse is sporting tonight as he drives @Uber for the fine citizens of Iowa pic…

Yes, people like magazines about guns … deal with it:

Grocery store magazine section, Branson, MO pic.twitter.com/0HPU81L4tU
— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) July 9, 2017

Oh, some of the replies to this are just too much:

This is the side of America that scares me to death. As a parent. It makes me wish I didn't live in this country.
— Elliott Lusztig (@ezlusztig) July 9, 2017

It’s a sign of “insanity,” too:

Insanity…

With Republican health care legislation hanging in the balance, activists feeling betrayed by leaders they helped elect have turned their focus to other issues.

That’s right. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) has called for the Food and Drug Administration to investigate and regulate snortable chocolate.

U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer calls on FDA to regulate "snortable chocolate." https://t.co/Nvv9vxgIuW'
— The Associated Press (@AP) July 9, 2017

Schumer wrote a letter to the agency on Saturday. Here is a portion of a statement he released…

More than 50,000 seniors annually check themselves out of hospitals “against medical advice,” according to a recent survey. They shouldn’t have to, some experts say.

In a U-turn, Great Ormond Street Hospital said it would ask a court to consider new claims about a potential treatment for Charlie Gard.

Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald is an obstetrician-gynecologist and a two-time Republican congressional candidate.

The prescribing rate in 2015 was lower than 2010, but still three times as high as it was in 1999. Tremendous regional variation around the country remains.

A genetic mutation that knocks a centimeter off height and increases the risk for arthritis may have helped early humans in Europe and Asia to survive, a new study shows.

here is someone's imagination running wild. https://t.co/lrTBoyyQ0I
— David Harsanyi (@davidharsanyi) July 6, 2017

As Twitchy told you, Donald Trump’s speech in Poland praising Western Civilization has some journalists clutching their pearls even more tightly than usual.

THE WEST WILL NEVER BE BROKEN. Our values will PREVAIL. Our people will THRIVE and our civilization will TRIUMPH! pic…

A five-year study aims to find out at what point the harm done by pollution to cyclists might outweigh the health benefits accrued from the exercise.

Homes forced to undergo the federal government’s strictest scrutiny often slide back into providing dangerous care.

The leader of the @womensmarch . #violentleft https://t.co/TRXF5coQFw
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) July 6, 2017

Oh, nothing to see here. Just “women’s rights” leader — and terrorist apologist — Linda Sarsour railing against the Trump administration and Muslim assimilation, complete with mentions of jihad.
From her speech at the Islamic Society of North America Convention last weekend:

…

The Democrat-controlled Illinois House was preparing to vote to override Gov. Bruce Rauner’s veto of budget bills Thursday when the capitol was placed on lockdown. Hazmat teams were called to inspect the building, and a woman was removed from the gallery in handcuffs in what might be related incidents.
The “white, powdery substance” proved not to be harmful but still had to be considered a serious threat until it could be analyzed…

CNN: We're going to fucking own this news cycle.Vox: Hold my beer.
— Rockwell (@Rockwell) July 6, 2017

Please forgive us for our extensive coverage of Vox today, but this is too good (or is it bad?) to be ignored:

With 4:44, Jay-Z is being celebrated for owning his mistakes. For a black man, that's rare. https://t.co/SakeWokRkF
— Vox (@voxdotcom) July 6, 2017

That’s quite a headline you’ve got there, Vox…

Most of my childhood was spent with one home care nurse after another. But none was as memorable as my first day with Jean.

Strange, isn’t it, that while journalists at some of America’s most high-profile networks and newspapers seem to think they’re battling the Trump administration not just for their own lives, but to preserve democracy itself lest it “die in darkness,” others are sounding alarm bells over the president’s defense of Western Civilization during his speech in Poland.
Twitchy has already covered Zack Beauchamp’s hot take, interpreting Trump’s speech as a warning against “non-white immigration…

An unusual peanut-butter-flavored vaccine helps to shield prairie dogs from outbreaks of plague.

I…just…I can't. https://t.co/mEDup7zf8D
— Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) July 3, 2017

This is so beautiful, I want to have it framed https://t.co/vSP3AQaaEb
— PoliMath (@politicalmath) July 3, 2017

Economically speaking, Illinois is pretty much in the toilet. And with guys like Democratic Rep. Emanuel “Chris” Welch in the state legislature … it’s not surprising…

Earlier Monday, Twitchy noted some of the praise President Trump was receiving in response to his tweet offering help to Charlie Gard, the terminally ill British infant courts have ruled is to be taken off life support.

Trump vows to help Charlie Gard, the British infant courts say should be allowed to die https://t.co/Aemknh9YK9
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) July 3, 2017

Did we say “praise”?

This is a new low for @realDonaldTrump
— Julia Stain (@JuliaSm45799532) July 3, 2017

Unfortunately, the tweet also served as a sad reminder to Republicans: while Trump seems to invite heat from opponents, that heat would have been turned on any Republican who defeated Hillary Clinton last fall — just check out the rash of Mike Pence hit pieces and the derision he faced when a 15-year-old quote about dining with women other than his wife was reprinted…

British and European courts have ruled that a hospital can turn off life support for Charlie Gard, a 10-month-old boy with a rare genetic disorder.

Plenty have weighed in on an aerial photo of Gov. Chris Christie lounging on a New Jersey beach — after ordering state beaches closed to the public as part of a budget fight.

The plane truth: How we outsmarted Chris Christie and caught him sunbathing on a closed beach https://t.co/j7vHd0x0kH
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) July 3, 2017

Even the socialists at Jacobin Magazine were appalled, albeit at the shocking display of “capitalism” at work…

This is a lie!
— James Hardy (@JSteevenh) July 3, 2017

Much ado has been made of Dana Loesch’s “clenched fist of truth” ad for the NRA. And much of that ado has been, quite frankly, garbage. But there’s always room for more crap on the pile:

New @NRA @dloesch ad says Americans need guns to shoot "the Resistance" https://t.co/pn30H8mYRX pic.twitter.com/Q4cipsUIrj
— Boing Boing (@BoingBoing) July 3, 2017

Excuse us?

Can you point out that quote for me? I didn't hear it when I watched the video…

Younger women are having children less often, while birthrates have risen slightly among those who are older.

A grass-roots practice hopes to reduce maternal deaths by threatening to impose fines on birth attendants if women deliver their babies at home.

Get a dictionary. Try again. We'll wait. https://t.co/wiCakIBjLE
— Andrea Ruth (@AndreaNRuth) July 3, 2017

Well, Chris Christie’s back in the news. Not for anything good like meatloaf, but because he closed a public New Jersey beach and then went there for a private sunbathing sesh with his family:

Chris Christie & guests enjoying NJ beach — after he ordered state beaches closed to the public over a budget fight https://t…

A $100 million study on the benefits of moderate drinking is largely funded by the alcohol industry, and many of the scientists have industry ties.