By now, everyone in America knows who David Hogg is, and the Parkland shooting survivor has been keeping up his Twitter advocacy as much as his cable television presence. Here’s Monday’s latest offering:

Sell FedEx stock! If they wanna stick with NRA we'll stick with @usps or @UPS
— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) February 26, 2018

It’s hard to believe, but there were plenty of other students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that day — around 3,000 — but it’s pretty clear that the mainstream media has picked its “stars” and is sticking with them…

Although the infection rate is in decline, many have been hospitalized and there will be more deaths before this severe flu season finally ends.

One of the worst parts of adulthood is noticing all the death and destruction around us. When we need some comfort, we can always turn to the precious memories of childhood to brighten our day. However, even those can be tainted by the problems of the real world. The only thing worse than realizing your […]
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Like the declarations that “Elvis Presley Is Alive,” the claims that Adolf Hitler didn’t die in Berlin have continued since the announcement of his apparent death. There are many reasons for this beyond just random sightings and suspicious claims. For example, most of us have heard and dismissed the claims of body doubles and mismatched […]
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The more often people worked nights, the more likely they were to have Type 2 diabetes.

The United States government has a department responsible for making sure its citizens don’t eat foods that may be dangerous. Whether this is due to an ingredient or how the dish is made, the Food and Drug Administration and the Consumer Products Safety Commission have decided that some stuff, no matter how delicious it may […]
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There are certain islands that have been “discovered” and added to maps before being found to be nonexistent. Yet, their discoverers often claim to have sighted them, and some even said they landed on them. Expeditions sent to the supposed locations of these islands often ended up finding the open ocean and nothing else, although […]
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Typically biologists have assumed that fat cells lead sedentary lives, but in fruit flies they seem to be highly mobile, performing vital functions in emergencies.

The hope was that they would naturally eat the right amount, and that fewer would be overweight, but a study didn’t support that.

One of the lies spread soon after the Parkland, Fla., school shooting was that President Trump had reversed an Obama-era ban preventing the “severely mentally ill” from purchasing firearms. That said, we’re learning there were plenty of signs that shooter Nikolas Cruz was a danger to others and should not have been armed.
The Washington Post’s Aaron Blake on Monday posted the results of a Suffolk poll showing that 76 percent of respondents agree that anyone who has been treated for mental illness should be banned from owning a firearm…

Just when we thought it couldn’t be any worse.
Failure, upon failure, upon failure, upon failure. https://t.co/EY7rDDMs2y
— CRTV (@CRTV) February 23, 2018

It’s almost as if every hour, it gets worse for the Broward Sheriff’s Office. Here’s the latest from CNN:

Many police officers were surprised to find that not only the armed school resource officer but 3 other Broward County sheriff’s deputies were outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School during the shooting crisis and hadn’t entered, sources tell CNN https://t…

Meet Sgt. Jeff Heinrich of the Coral Springs Police Department.
Sgt. Heinrich was off duty and unarmed at the time of the attack last week at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., but he was on campus watering one of the school’s athletic fields in just shorts and a T-shirt. Sgt. Heinrich’s wife is an assistant athletic director at the school, his son is on the football team…

The world’s fair is an international exhibition meant to allow nations to showcase their achievements to a massive audience. All world expositions are built around a theme which can be general (industry, aviation) or more specialized like the inauguration of the Panama Canal at the 1915 San Francisco Expo. These fairs are also known for […]
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Whether good or bad, there is always something about a particular movie to discuss. Maybe it’s the terrible or excellent acting, the plot holes or lack thereof, or the boring or shocking story line. The same goes for movies which were inspired by true stories. Debates can go on for days about details left out […]
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Keeping up with the news is hard. So hard, in fact, that we’ve decided to save you the hassle by rounding up the most significant, unusual, or just plain old mind-blowing stories each week. As we slogged through the cold winter month of February, the news bubbled away once again with stories of disaster, catastrophe, […]
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We go to museums to view items that have historical, cultural, and scientific significance to us. Or items that stimulate our curiosity. Items like human body parts. There are museums that actually display these body parts. Many of them belong to famous people, and the stories behind them are usually out of this world. And […]
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This old tweet from Dana Loesch in 2010 is being used by liberals in an attempt to paint the Twitchy favorite and NRA spokeswoman as an anti-Semite:

I bet Rick Sanchez was fired by a Jew.
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) October 2, 2010

To put this in better context, Rick Sanchez had just been fired by CNN for claiming that Jews control the media and Dana was snarking on that:

Helpful flashback context for your attempt to deflect from my credible points made today…

Cross-country skiers require, on average, more daily calories than any other type of athlete. But the constant need to eat can take over their lives.

So, this article from Playboy just came up on our feed. It’s about transgender female MMA fighter Anne Veriato who is scheduled to fight a man in her next fight. Nice share image Playboy has there, right?

Anne Veriato, a transgender female MMA fighter, is set to fight a male opponent next month, raising questions about professional sports & transgender athletes. https://t.co/grvdcrSzbW pic…

Teva Pharmaceuticals announced it would sell a “lower-cost” alternative to Syprine, an old drug that costs more than $21,000. But the new generic version costs nearly as much.

OK, we were wrong. On Monday night, Twitchy reported on a video posted by CBS News claiming to show how it was easier to buy an assault rifle in Florida than it was to buy cold medicine. We predicted the chance of CBS News retracting it to be around zero percent, but on Tuesday, CBS News came clean and removed the video.

5 things that are more complicated than buying a gun in Florida https://t.co/MsiTCuR3jM
Note: Previous tweet was removed because it contained inaccuracies and lacked sufficient context pic…

Well, the NRA might as well pack it in. Because the Women’s March is really gunning for them now:

Hi everyone, here's a simple breakdown of how dangerous and influential the NRA is.
(And how we stop them.)
Please retweet!#VoteThemOut#PowerToThePolls#ENOUGH pic.twitter.com/wfJRtYgu6V
— Women's March (@womensmarch) February 20, 2018

The NRA has given hundreds of millions of dollars in grants to gun programs in schools and churches, including more than $10,000 to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School’s rifle marksmanship team in 2016, which trained the Parkland shooter…

At the annual meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, the seminars covered the quantum hologram (huh?) and President Trump.

The transaction is another sign of the pressure that traditional retailers of all kinds are facing as consumers do more and more of their buying online.

President Trump’s efforts to undermine the health law have widened the gap between those who get government aid and those who don’t, deepening resentments.

Lack of dental care through Medicaid not only harms people’s health, but has negative economic implications as well.

Where would the gun control debate be without the brilliant insight of Sally Kohn?

So conservatives are certain that two gay people being able to marry will turn all kids in America gay BUT insist that pro-gun culture, let alone policy, doesn’t have any affect on perpetrators of mass shootings?
— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) February 20, 2018

Wat.

As always, thank you for the rational and fact based discourse
— RMead (@Rmead28) February 20, 2018

That’s sarcasm, of course…

Who knew that the Devil had a flair for architecture? The Devil might be synonymous with evil, but if these legends are true, he might also be a master architect, mason, and engineer. As things go, there are several castles and bridges across the world whose construction is credited to the Devil. Most of these […]
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Actor George Clooney, and his wife, Amal, announced that they would support the “March for Our Lives Movement” by attending the march on Washington and by donating $500,000.

#GeorgeClooney and his wife Amal donate $500,000 to students organizing marches against gun violencehttps://t.co/Fy30DlFQr0
— AP Entertainment (@APEntertainment) February 20, 2018

Oprah quickly followed suit by also pledging $500,000…

Few buildings are more recognizable than the White House. 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has epitomized US democracy since 1800, when President John Adams moved in. From the days of unceasingly trying wars to global turmoil, the walls of the White House have undoubtedly witnessed unprecedented moments in history. Something you may not have thought about is […]
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Paul Ryan, Bernie Sanders and others stated facts and falsehoods in the wake of the Parkland Shooting.

It has been said that one cannot dig a hole in Rome without encountering the past. But the same rich heritage makes the whole of Italy a smorgasbord for archaeologists. New discoveries about famous landmarks are always great. Yet, the richness of ancient Italy rests in the forgotten moments of ordinary life. Celebrations, workshops, and […]
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The Bigger Picture campaign uses spoken-word poems and music videos to highlight how Type 2 diabetes impacts communities.

Childhood should be a time of play and whimsy when everything is easy and parents take care of the hard stuff. But some children are faced with extraordinary challenges that would probably defeat their older counterparts. Others possess unusual characteristics and abilities that we wouldn’t expect to see in a child. Each of these 10 […]
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Shannon Watts, the founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, an arm of Everytown for Gun Safety, loves to use any gun tragedy to push for gun control. Right now, her focus is aimed on Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who she clearly blames for the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.

In 2011, @FLGovScott signed a @NRA-supported “docs versus glocks” bill, which punished doctors who asked patients about gun ownership…

There is no doubt that anyone in such a high position as president of the United States is going to have a few skeletons in the closet or a few questionable decisions he made in the past. And what’s more, these things are very likely to raise their heads at some point in time, whether […]
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Keeping up with the news is hard. So hard, in fact, that we’ve decided to save you the hassle by rounding up the most significant, unusual, or just plain old mind-blowing stories each week. This week, nearly all Western eyes were fixed on Florida where the US suffered its deadliest school shooting since the Sandy […]
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Mother Jones originally published this piece in July 2017, but the editors decided to promote it this week following the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.

My Daughter Was Murdered in a Mass Shooting. Then I Was Ordered to Pay Her Killer’s Gun Dealer. https://t.co/446dIfbUbH pic.twitter.com/QRwNJHYepr
— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) February 15, 2018

The piece tells the story of Sandy Phillips, whose daughter was killed in the mass shooting by James Holmes at an Aurora, Colo…

Multigenerational and shared housing arrangements are on the rise, reversing a decades-long trend.

Actor James Woods pointed out one troubling point: people will kill one another in any means necessary if they want to cause harm.

People can kill with anything. Planes. Guns. Trucks. Even fertilizer. This is about evil in the hearts of men. #FloridaSchoolShooting pic.twitter.com/b4U7Ldd4Xa
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) February 17, 2018

One of his followers argued that it’s easy to get your hands on a submachine gun…

Today, most news stories concern crime and corruption. These disturbing tales seem even more sensational due to their constant coverage on social media and mainstream media’s 24/7 news cycle. With so much negativity in the world, it’s easy to feel jaded. Although superheroes don’t actually exist, these 10 stories show that one person’s extraordinary kindness […]
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The solemn grounds of a graveyard evoke a range of emotions for many people. Usually, it involves the various stages of grieving for our family and friends who have died. Though it’s true that most of us will be laid to rest in a cemetery when our time has come, it is inconceivable to think […]
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Liberal anti-gunners wasted no time pushing for gun control while emergency personnel attended to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting victims.
To make things even MORE interesting, a few liberal anti-gunners made their position known. If they ever died in a mass shooting, they would want the gun control movement to politicize their death.

I am a military veteran, a proud Texan, and a gun owner, and I am sick and tired of seeing "thoughts and prayers" tweets from politicians who clearly care far more about their NRA campaign contributions than making this a safer country for our children…

Electric pulses to the brain help subjects store memory, scientists have found. But the road to perfecting recall remains daunting.

New York Times bestselling author Molly Knight decided to voice her desire for gun control by letting her researching how much money Congressmen and women received from the NRA. She then tweeted them asking them to return their “blood money.”
If the politician offered up thoughts and prayers, Knight told them to “save it for something else.”

Your campaign took $36 million from the NRA…

For progressives, it’s never a bad day for a heavy dose of class envy:

Look at these summer homes of the super wealthy and weep: https://t.co/QzMB6VebXG pic.twitter.com/BIZjweuPyd
— VICE (@VICE) February 14, 2018

Bernie Sanders put his self-awareness on the back burner to unleash this doozy:

Don't just weep. Fight for a progressive agenda to reduce income and wealth inequality. https://t…

Sometimes, an old grave is like a code. Crack one, and it might release a torrent of new information or twist a mystery even tighter. In recent years, many pivotal insights into human behavior and strangeness were triggered by grave goods, skeletal injuries, and even tomb architecture. No grave is so universal as to forget […]
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Among male skaters, body issues are more of an open secret, less likely to be addressed publicly by the competitors but evident to anyone in their world.

Immaculate conceptions are nothing special in nature. Well, not really. However, the ability to reproduce without a male taking part in fertilization, called parthenogenesis, is more common than you might think. Surprisingly, many species have been known to reproduce asexually, and we’re not just talking single-celled organisms, either. A number of plants and even animals […]
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It’s pretty much a guarantee that in the wake of a shooting, vultures will swarm and point their gnarled claws at the NRA. We already told you about the Outline editor who tweeted that “the NRA must be destroyed.”
Not to be outdone, author Erica Jong-Fast saw an opportunity to blame NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch for today’s deadly shooting in Florida and seized it — in the most despicable way:

Does the blood on your hands feel sticky? @DLoesch https://t…

The White House is considering a plan to lower out-of-pocket costs for people in Medicare drug plans, who often pay inflated prices for their drugs.

FFS, New York Times. What is this crap?

Without a word, only flashing smiles, Kim Jong-un's sister outflanked Vice President Mike Pence in diplomacy https://t.co/c2gTuSTF9e
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 11, 2018

Even worse? This isn’t even in the opinion section. It’s news:

No, this is not the opinion section. https://t.co/yhYJU8zn40
— Tiana Lowe (@TianaTheFirst) February 11, 2018

And the criticism is coming from everywhere, including other reporters:

She “outflanks” him in operating concentration camps, starving citizens, torture, rape of female prisoners, and murdering her own family members…

Traveling, whether for business or pleasure, is no reason to leave your fitness goals behind. Here’s how to get a good workout, on the go.

Finding love is almost never like the movies. Most people meet their significant others through school, work, friends, or dating apps. For most people, there is nothing magical about their relationships, and many are jaded enough to say that true love doesn’t exist. However, sometimes, a love story is so strange and wonderful that it […]
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The flowing watercourse of a river can be a remarkable sight for those who relish the beauty and excitement of natural streams. There are, however, countless rivers around the world that are marred by unspeakable tragedy. The following list delves into the history of these waterways, examining a myriad of inexplicable deaths, grisly murders, and […]
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Rep. Steve Scalise, who was severely injured by a shooter at a Congressional baseball practice last year, has returned to New Orleans with his family to participate in Mardi Gras.

Great to be back in New Orleans watching parades with my family!!#HappyMardiGras pic.twitter.com/MxCqRT9OU0
— Rep. Steve Scalise (@SteveScalise) February 10, 2018

It’s so great to see Scalise doing so well and able to attend something that is no doubt a tradition for his family…

There are seemingly certain parts of the world where strange things are seen and even stranger things happen. The Bass Strait Triangle is one of those places. This mysterious part of the world runs from the southern coast of Victoria in Australia over the stretch of water that is the Bass Strait and into the […]
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This tweet from Anthony Scaramucci has a lot of people confused and wondering if it’s some kind of message related to the drama going on at the White House.

At what price power? How far will someone move and shake their principles to keep it? What kind of lies told and fear will be struck in the heart of colleagues? What is the level of dishonesty? Stay tuned . . .
— Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) February 11, 2018

[insert the thinking face emoji]

Color me confused…

Though legal in Australia, medical marijuana is difficult to obtain. One teenager, Lindsay Carter, has become the face of the issue.

So, we mistakenly clicked on “Sammy Sosa” over in the trending column on Twitter and because we saw it, now you have to, too.
Behold! Sammy Sosa, the cowboy:

Is that really Sammy Sosa? #Cubshttps://t.co/VfWmMBoXnI pic.twitter.com/a5jkroiiR5
— Chicago Sun-Times (@Suntimes) February 11, 2018

Yes, that’s really him.
According to reports, it’s from some sort of cowboy-themed birthday party:

There was dancing at the party, too:

This is not the first time Sosa sported a colorful outfit in pics:

The craziest part about the Cowboy Sammy picture is that I just assumed it was an old picture because the “weird Sammy Sosa picture” catalogue has gotten so big nothing new shocks me pic…

During an interview with NBC News’ Andrea Mitchell, former VP Joe Biden said President Trump wasn’t taking the threat from Russia seriously enough:
“What is Vladimir Putin’s objective the last six to ten years?” Biden asked during the interview.
“It is to delegitimize the west. Delegitimize them. So here you have the president of the United States of America saying that the single most important domestic law enforcement agency is not relevant, is not reasonable, is not honest, is not all those things,” he continued…

The treatments could help hundreds of thousands of men worldwide stave off pain and chemotherapy, but researchers don’t yet know if they will extend lives.

When not practicing on the Upper East Side, he wrote best-selling books, had his own television program and led a medical research advocacy group.

Traveling, whether for business or pleasure, is no reason to leave your fitness goals behind. Here’s how to get a good workout, on the go.

Considering how many times they’ve been busted for peddling fake news, you’d think CNN would try a little harder to be a little more careful than this. But, well, here we are.
A piece yesterday on the Steele Dossier makes note of Cody Shearer, a Clinton associate who was reportedly in contact with Steele. Only here’s how CNN described him (emphasis ours):
Republicans are alleging that Steele received material on Trump and Russia written by Cody Shearer, a freelance journalist who they claim is a Clinton partisan…

It would be a race between the leukemia returning and the insurance company approving the procedure that could keep it at bay permanently.

New regulations, which corporate interests delayed for almost a decade, require explicit labeling and limit the marketing of sugary foods to children.

Remember late last month, when Talking Points Memo published a photo of then-Sen. Barack Obama and Louis Farrakhan that hadn’t seen the light of day since 2005?

The photo that never saw the light of day: Obama with Farrakhan in 2005 https://t.co/nUrPbYVy0q pic.twitter.com/MrjqRdJy9G
— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) January 25, 2018

Rather than publish the photo, the journalist sat on it, “because he believed it would have ‘made a difference’ to Obama’s political future…

Everyone likes to receive a gift every now and again, especially if it’s from someone we love. With the exception of cats bringing dead prey that we probably aren’t going to eat, animals aren’t exactly known for their gift-giving skills. But as we will see here, it appears that many animals are fond of giving […]
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A common motif in art of the Middle Ages is that of the Wheel of Fate. A spoked wheel is shown with a king sitting at the top. As the wheel turns, the king is toppled from his place and shown as a beggar crushed by the turn of fate. Of course, the other side […]
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For a group that throws around the word “treason” so lightly (remember how people tweeting #ReleaseTheMemo were traitors?), The Resistance sure has a fit when someone like President Trump uses the word.
Liberals were triggered earlier today when Trump suggested during a speech in Cincinnati that it was un-American not to stand for good news during his State of the Union address.

President Trump calls Democrats “un-American” for not standing and applauding during his State of the Union address…

Fewer scheduled cesarean deliveries and more breast-feeding could give babies more protective bacteria.

Most people know that Canada PM Justin Trudeau is as progressive and PC as he can possibly be, but he outdid himself recently:

Justin Trudeau. Are you kidding me? pic.twitter.com/JILBVPSxm1
— Caldron Pool (@caldronpool) February 5, 2018

RETWEET: Last week Justin Trudeau lectured a woman at a townhall for using the word “mankind” instead of his preferred term “peoplekind”
Retweet if you think @JustinTrudeau should have just answered the question instead of giving a condescending lecture #cdnpoli pic…

And he wants to tell you every little thing about it.

Babies born during the Dutch Hunger Winter became adults with higher rates of health problems. Now researchers may have found the genetic switches that made it happen.

The splendor of Bulgarian archaeology is often forgotten in favor of ancient Egypt and Greece. Yet this eastern Balkan country’s history spans thousands of years, and several powerful civilizations once called it home. Today, Bulgarian soil is rich with their ruins and treasures. Some artifacts have been found nowhere else. Even the depths of Bulgaria’s […]
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Numerosity is deeply embedded in species that need to track quantity, such as hungry spiders and schooling fish. But the ability seems to have faded in humans.

In the not-so-distant past, the trade in complete skeletons and miscellaneous bones was in full bloom. Bone experts had figured out how to whiten and preserve the most beautiful skeletons for display. Meanwhile, medical doctors clamored for full sets of bones for their research and, dare one say, to show off their authority. While the […]
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Debate remains as to whether animals are capable of deep emotions like holding grudges. However, most scientists would agree that animals can have personality traits comparable to humans, so it’s possible that they can hold grudges. Of course, the question of just which species can hold grudges could open a whole new can of worms. […]
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This kind of pours a few gallons of cold water on Democrats’ narrative that illegal immigrants are all future valedictorians with the noblest of intentions:

Early this morning, Indiana Colts player Edwin Jackson was struck & killed by a suspected drunk driver who was unlicensed & ran from scene. Inmate booking records show the driver, Alex Cabrera Gonsales, is from Mexico w/an ICE detainer on him…

The FISA memo has been released, and Bette Midler’s demanding that the public be allowed to see both sides of the story:

If no one leaks the Democrat version of that fucking memo, I will be livid, and so will most Americans. #bullshitmemo
— Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) February 2, 2018

Rep. Adam Schiff claims to be working to get the House Intelligence Committee Democrats’ counter-memo made public:

The President’s decision to publicly release a misleading memo attacking DOJ & FBI is a transparent attempt to discredit these institutions and undermine Mueller’s probe…

Joseph Stalin maneuvered to take control of the Soviet Union after Vladimir Lenin’s death. Although formally known as the country’s premier from 1941 until his own death in 1953 at age 74, Stalin was a brutal dictator who slaughtered many of his own citizens as he transformed the country into a major global power. Ironically, […]
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The worst flu season in nearly a decade has filled emergency rooms and strained resources at medical centers. Hospitalization and infection rates are among the highest in two decades.

Rising hospitalizations portend a high death rate, health officials said, even as flu infection rates continue to increase.

The much-discussed memo that was declassified and released today contains information damning to the Democrats on Hillary’s side in 2016:

So, the Clinton campaign/DNC worked with a foreign spy to develop a salacious and phony dossier on Donald Trump, gave the dossier to the FBI and they used it to open an investigation and obtain a FISA warrant to spy on Trump campaign members. Unreal.
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) February 2, 2018

All along, it was the Clinton campaign, some in Obama's DOJ and Fusion GPS that were colluding with a foreign entity to influence the election…

Plants can be frozen in place with the same anesthetics used on you during surgery. It suggests they may be less different from animals than is often assumed.

La Belle Epoque was a period of peace and prosperity for France between the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 and World War I. It was characterized by flourishing arts and literature, numerous scientific and technological advances, and a pervasive optimism and joie de vivre. The term itself was coined later, when people growing up under the […]
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Seduction, theft, threats, burglary, breaking and entering, arson, sexual assault, rape, attempted robbery, attempted murder, and murder: these are all crimes Peter Kurten, also known as the Vampire of Dusseldorf and the Dusseldorf Monster, would eventually be convicted of. Hidden beneath his mild-mannered exterior and gentle demeanor was a diabolical maniac filled with lust and […]
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The #MeToo movement appears to be helping more men gain the confidence to report abuse to British authorities and seek help, experts say.

Every time Kamala Harris tweets about ‘the children’, whether it’s saving them from guns, or CHIP, or evil tax cuts, or if she’s blathering on about Dreamers, the fact that she openly supports abortion up to birth keeps us from taking her seriously about their well-being.
Ok, full transparency, Kamala being Kamala keeps us from taking her seriously about much of anything, but you get the picture…

Citizens of the Stone Age do not often get their due. Popular misconceptions paint them as cave dwellers who invented nothing but the club. The Stone Age holds an enormous slice of human history, starting roughly 3.3 million years ago until around 3300 BC. Discoveries from this massive era revealed more about extinct human ancestors. […]
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Evidence suggests you may want to be more cautious near theaters in April 2020, when “Fast and Furious 9” is expected to arrive.

In case you hadn’t heard, a bunch Democratic lawmakers have invited DREAMers to be their guests at tonight’s State of the Union Address:

Meet some of the Dreamers who will be present at tonight’s #SOTU.
They are representing 800,000 DACA beneficiaries across the who need the #DreamActNow! pic.twitter.com/ABA3ATrNPx
— Juan Escalante (@JuanSaaa) January 30, 2018

GOP Rep. Paul Gosar is not amused…

Moonshine. Vino. Liquid Courage. Alcohol goes by many names. On December 5, 1933, Prohibition came to a close in the United States with the passage of the 21st Amendment. Ever since, alcohol, and its promise of temporary euphoria, have filled pubs and restaurants across the country. Yet, the cost of the United States’ collective hangover […]
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The art of war has evolved dramatically with the advent of contemporary technologies. One thing about war, however, hasn’t changed. To win, it is still essential to keep the true strength of your forces and the extent of your arsenal hidden from your opponent. The most important military secrets are only disclosed to the select […]
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We’ve lost count of all of the suspensions and firings that have happened in the wake of the #MeToo movement, so when we read that the Chicago Sun-Times had suspended film critic Richard Roeper indefinitely, naturally we assumed there had been a sexual harassment claim.
But that’s not why Roeper was suspended. Reportedly, he was given the boot for buying fake Twitter followers.

BREAKING NEWS: Film critic Richard Roeper suspended indefinitely by Chicago-Sun Times for buying fake Twitter followers…

One of the BEST aspects of political debates and speeches are always the drinking games.
So, grab your favorite hard liquor, beer or wine (or all of the above if you’re feeling really ambitious) and let’s get this party started!

OFFICIAL SOTU LIT AF DRINKING GAME
Shout-out @beyondreasdoubt for putting this together
Everybody be ready to go at 9pm sharp pic.twitter.com/vIkLB2ScAS
— Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) January 30, 2018

“Lit AF…

Dr. Motulsky narrowly escaped the Nazis as a teenager and went on to become what one scientist called “a maestro of human genetics.”

Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase offer no details on how they plan to remake health care. Some experts attempt to imagine what they’ll do.

The Netherlands is next up on our list of national facts, and we know what you want to know first. It breaks down like this: It’s legal to buy it, it’s legal to own it, and if you’re the proprietor of a hash bar, it’s legal to sell it. It’s also legal to carry it. […]
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