On Wednesday, the White House announced that John Brennan’s security clearance was being revoked, and the former CIA chief did NOT like it.

DERP STATE: John Brennan's attempt to turn losing a clearance into a free speech issue is a BIG TIME fail https://t.co/IYqddDGYM8
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) August 15, 2018

Brennan tried to turn it into a free speech issue and vowed that he wouldn’t be silenced:

This action is part of a broader effort by Mr…

Let’s try the number six.
That is how many senior FBI officials who were involved in the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server have been fired or resigned since May of 2017.

At least six senior FBI officials involved in the Hillary Clinton email investigation have been fired or have resigned since May 2017. pic.twitter.com/8yl7TVuSWM
— Fox News Research (@FoxNewsResearch) August 15, 2018

The most notable name, of course, is former FBI director James Comey…

There are few aspects of criminology more divisive than profiling. Some see it as a valuable tool that can provide insight into the minds of killers and actually help apprehend them, while others regard it as mere guesswork or a novelty act akin to a mentalism trick. This list isn’t meant to determine the worth […]
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John Brennan has responded to the Trump White House revoking his security clearance in his usual dramatic fashion:

This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics. It should gravely worry all Americans, including intelligence professionals, about the cost of speaking out. My principles are worth far more than clearances. I will not relent. https://t…

During the Cold War, the American nuclear threat following the drop of an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima resulted in the creation of a nuclear weapons program in the Soviet Union under the dictator Joseph V. Stalin, who governed the USSR from the 1920s until his death in 1953. During this program, […]
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The study, which looked at nearly 200,000 users, also showed that a man’s desirability increased with greater education. For women, it was another story.

Let’s check in on CNN’s Oliver Darcy, shall we? He’s been doing the Lord’s work in trying to get Alex Jones scrubbed from every last corner of the internet, and today, he’s still at it:

—@jack suggests to NBC News that putting Alex Jones in a Twitter “timeout” has the potential to change his behavior and get him to follow the rules. Uhhh pic.twitter.com/qFJlHD927k
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) August 15, 2018

Uhhh…

Former vice president and expected 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden was not happy at all with President Donald Trump for revoking former CIA director John Brennan’s security clearance.

In the time I have known him, John Brennan has never been afraid to speak up and give it to you straight. Revoking his security clearance is an act unbecoming of a President. If you think it will silence John, then you just don't know the man…

Overweight people who lost 5 to 10 percent of their weight lowered their risk for metabolic syndrome by 22 percent. Those who lost 20 percent cut their risk by over 50 percent.

The herbicide glyphosate is the world’s most popular weedkiller. There is widespread disagreement among lawyers, researchers and regulators over any potential links to cancer.

Virus. The word is usually met with fear and understandably so. These microscopic collections of biological chemicals have been responsible for countless cases of death and sickness. The very mention of a deadly viral pandemic can send entire neighborhoods, cities, or even geographic zones into a state of sheer, frenzied panic. Viruses are invisible to […]
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Earlier we told you how celebrity Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez forgot to name Kaniela Ing while introducing him at his own rally, which was funny.
But what’s REALLY funny is how awful the Hawaiian Democratic Socialist did after the endorsement of the NYC Democratic Socialist: 6%.

Ocasio-Cortez's candidate got… 6% it seems in HI-01. This isn't a critique on either…

In all of our years on Twitter, we have never once seen the New York Post’s Seth Mandel lose his temper. That streak ended tonight, however, in this brutal back-and-forth where Mandel called out CNN’s Brian Stelter over his interview this morning with NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio.
First up, here’s Mandel rightly accusing CNN if being one of the reasons why Trump won but then allowing de Blasio to say that it was really only because of Fox News:

So CNN elects Donald Trump, then brings Bill de Blasio on to claim Fox elected Donald Trump…

This is a pretty nice photo of President Trump and members of Bikers for Trump, right? From the AP’s Carolyn Kaster:

Well, it didn’t take Twitter libs long to find something wrong with it. The gentleman with his fist raised in the air is wearing a “I [heart] guns & t*tties” patch:

He loves titties and guns! pic.twitter.com/g29M0WYy3L
— donaldtrumpnewstoday (@irishrygirl) August 12, 2018

HAHAHA! Here’s a close up:

In one of the most pathetic photos I've ever seen, Trump poses and mugs like a jackass with a biker wearing a patch that says "I ♥ GUNS & TITTIES"…

Premiums have risen very little in the years since Medicare Part D was introduced. But the same cannot be said of the burden on taxpayers.

The well-regarded science writer took up poker while researching a book. Now she’s on the professional circuit.

What’s fun for one person can be fundamentally appalling to another. In fact, history is full of leisure activities where the offended parties certainly have a point. Standards change, although the following pastimes might make you wonder if the past even had standards. From slaughtering animals on a moving train to mocking an entire race […]
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Ambassador Todd C. Chapman said that allegations he pressured the country by threatening trade sanctions and withdrawal of military aid were “patently false.”

Congratulations to Brooks Koepka, winner of the 2018 PGA Championship…

Brooks Koepka wins the @PGAChampionship.
He becomes the 3rd player with multiple major victories at 15-under or better. Koepka also won the 2017 U.S. Open at 16-under.
The other two golfers to accomplish this feat? Tiger Woods with 6 such victories and Rory McIlroy with 3. pic.twitter.com/6ToJg1eQAC
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) August 12, 2018

…But, unfortunately, Twitter seems pretty psyched over this photo with is girlfriend, Jena Sims, for some reason:

Brooks Koepka's girlfriend, Jena Sims, gets mesmerized by Tiger Woodshttps://t…

The early months as a baby grows can be hard on a parent’s muscles, because none of that “weight lifting” is guided by the strengthening — or the safety — of the parent.

The ancient Greeks had a thirst for mythological monsters. This obsession spread throughout the world and continues to the present day. However, many of the creatures were inspired not by the imagination but by science and nature. It has been discovered that the sites of the ancient myths were often places where large numbers of […]
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Kyle Shideler, who calls himself in his Twitter bio a “purveyor of radical Islam,” added some more detail to that story about a New Mexico compound made of garbage where five people were arrested for child abuse after 11 children were found living in Third World conditions. Court documents said one of the men was training children to commit school shootings.
According to The New York Post, one of the men arrested, Siraj Wahhaj, is the son of Brooklyn imam Siraj Wahhaj, 68, who heads the Masjid At-Taqwa mosque…

Many people do not believe in cults. Despite the fact that very real cults have existed throughout history, many ordinary folks like to cast them aside as just a “conspiracy theory.” The problem is that, in many cases, such thinking is akin to an ostrich voluntarily dunking its head in the sand. Cults exist, and […]
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As Twitchy reported earlier Thursday, we’re to the point where a New York Times features writer had to apologize for a tweet in which she suggested new hire Sarah “#CancelWhitePeople” Jeong had yet to prove she deserved the warm welcome that columnist Bret Stephens had offered her.
For those who still haven’t been convinced that Jeong’s many tweets about hating “dumbass f**king white people” weren’t racist, here’s Vox’s Ezra Klein with an explainer:

Twitter is not your friend…

As someone said in a tweet the other day, don’t make us defend Alex Jones. We don’t pay attention to Alex Jones, we rarely post about him (unless we’re ridiculing him for appearing shirtless on horseback or something), and we don’t consider him a conservative by any stretch.
But is it just us or is there some activist journalism going on over at CNN with the singular goal of purging Alex Jones and Infowars — and only Alex Jones and Infowars — from online existence? CNN first caught our eye with this:

Important to note that tech platforms did not enforce their own rules and take action against Alex Jones / InfoWars on their own accord…

Glynnis MacNicol’s smart, pithy memoir, “No One Tells You This,” celebrates women who buck cultural norms.

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 was marked by a real political nail-biter. Ohio’s 12th Congressional district special election went right down to the wire […]
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People whose diets contained the greatest variety of foods tended to eat many nutritious foods, but also many junk foods.

The ruling by a federal appeals court was a major setback for the pesticide industry, which had successfully lobbied the Trump administration to reject a ban.

We at Twitchy love tweets about amazingly woke kids and the crazy things we say, but this one appears to be true. The Daily Beast’s Gideon Resnick was given the unenviable task of covering Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s town hall Thursday night, and one of the most poignant questions was raised by a 10-year-old.

A ten-year-old boy just asked how she's going to protect the Mueller investigation
— Gideon Resnick (@GideonResnick) August 9, 2018

https://t…

As Twitchy reported, Rosie O’Donnell and several Broadway performers were planning a sing-along protest in front of the White House Monday night, which might have resulted in President Trump’s confession to collusion with the Russians if only he weren’t well out of earshot in New Jersey.
Early photos from the event show that this thing is lit — even a guy in a Left Shark costume was there…

The latest installment of BuzzFeed News’ “Future History” series goes where so very many leftists have gone before — it looks at the legendary Che Guevara and offers “a glimpse at how his revolutionary legacy would endure.”

My God Buzzfeed…. really? https://t.co/uxr7sLdI17
— EducatédHillbilly™ (@RobProvince) August 7, 2018

Doesn’t get more Buzzfeedy than this…

Humans have been sailing for millennia, but submarines as we know them today are a more recent innovation. It takes a brave soul to journey in one of these claustrophobic underwater vessels, surrounded on all sides by the crushing pressure of the sea. We all know about the Yellow Submarine, but most people don’t know […]
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We’re going to make it clear up front that Vox’s Dylan Matthews isn’t responsible for the study showing that American doctors would have to take massive pay cuts to bring U.S. health care costs in line with Canada’s — but the line, “That’s fine, they’ll live”? He owns that.

Getting to Canada-style health care costs would require cutting doctor salaries a lot (33 percent for primary care, 52 percent for ortho surgeons)…

The African annual fish can reach sexual maturity in about two weeks, scientists found, the fastest known among vertebrates.

Charcoal, “toxins” and other forms of nonsense are the backbone of the wellness-industrial complex.

The Asian long-horned tick, reported in New York’s suburbs and as far west as Arkansas, can carry lethal diseases. But no infected specimens have yet been found here.

This next tweet is out of context but it went through our feed and it summed up our feelings rather nicely:

I swear to god if these people make me defend Alex Jones I will never forgive them
— Aelfred The Great (@aelfred_D) August 7, 2018

Yes, we’re well aware of the more awful things that Alex Jones has said, especially about Sandy Hook, but a red light went off when we saw CNN’s Oliver Darcy saying that the media should get more credit than it was getting for compelling tech platforms including Facebook, Apple, Google, Spotify, YouTube, YouPorn (really), and even Pinterest to ban Alex Jones and InfoWars — and it looks like an email from Mashable was all it took to get Pinterest to fall in line…

As you know, social media sites have been actively working to remove Alex Jones and Infowars from their platforms. However, even though that’s in the works, Democrat Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut says there’s much more to be done:

Infowars is the tip of a giant iceberg of hate and lies that uses sites like Facebook and YouTube to tear our nation apart. These companies must do more than take down one website…

Incest, or sexual relationships between biologically close family members, is an idea that may make your skin crawl. But it has often been practiced around the world throughout history. Royals often married close family members to keep their bloodline pure and to protect the throne politically and economically. Cultural attitudes toward incestuous relationships vary more […]
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In mid-2018, Chris Martin was having his UK home renovated when he discovered a World War II bunker in his back garden. The two-room concrete bunker found at the Middlesbrough home was large enough to hold up to 50 people. Martin plans to turn the bunker into an office or wine cellar. He isn’t the […]
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The elderly are particularly vulnerable to “post-hospital syndrome,” some experts believe, and that may be why so many patients return.

Swimming pools, which exploded in popularity a century ago, are supposed to be places to relax, but black Americans have long faced harassment and violence there.

Too often, we have heard of humans receiving death threats. But what about an animal receiving a death threat? Why would someone even threaten an animal? As we are about to find out, there are different reasons. Some animals just happened to step on the wrong toes. At other times, their owners were to blame. […]
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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 was the week when the dream of a new, post-Mugabe society finally seemed to die in Zimbabwe. Following last year’s […]
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Powerful cancer pain drugs were given to patients with other conditions who cannot tolerate them. A program to curb the practice was run by companies that sell the drugs.

Sixty percent of cats tip the scales at unhealthy weights, slightly more than the 56 percent of dogs. It’s not good for them.

Japan is one of the most peaceful countries in the entire world. Last year, the country hit a record low number of crimes, with just 915,111 in total.[1] Much of this decline was based on a shrinking number of thefts. It therefore seems that most of Japan’s crime is associated with some form of larceny. […]
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Apparently the new for of anti-Trump protest is expecting his court nominees to answer questions from random people ripped from the pages of the Resistance talking points of the day:

Protesters confronted Judge Kavanaugh about health care, and he literally ignored them pic.twitter.com/5GRpxaMg4h
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) August 3, 2018

So were people actually expecting Kavanaugh to stop and answer protester’s questions? Bernie Sanders’ former national Get Out the Vote digital director Melissa Byrne was hoping for some answers and is calling for that approach more in the future:

A few days ago, Judge Kavanaugh refused to chat about healthcare…

A W.H.O. study said there was not enough evidence to conclude that the insects were vectors for human diseases.

So far, on Who Is America?, Sacha Baron Cohen has convinced a member of the Georgia House of Representatives to pull down his pants and try to touch people with his butt, yelling, “I’ll make you a homosexual!” and “USA! USA!” He’s gotten a reality show star to say she saved 6,000 people in Africa […]
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It’s often too complicated. And even when it isn’t, almost no one does it.

There are maybe two reporters we trust to report on guns: Emily Miller and Stephen Gutowski, and here’s where Gutowski stands this evening:

I could literally sit here all day and correct inaccurate media reports about 3D printed guns. All day.
— Stephen Gutowski (@StephenGutowski) July 31, 2018

We’re hoping Gutowski is available all night tonight and all day tomorrow as well, because CNN was talking 3D-printed guns Tuesday evening, and the expert guest was Parkland anti-gun activist David Hogg — the one Brian Stelter admitted he allowed to play with the facts: “There were a few times I wanted to jump in and say, ‘Let’s correct that fact…

The drive to reduce opioid use has led patients to clinics offering off-label painkiller injections. Pfizer asked the F.D.A. to ban the treatment years ago.

Beth Macy’s “Dopesick” describes the opioid epidemic that is killing thousands every year.

We’ve all seen the disclaimers where people make it clear that retweets aren’t necessarily endorsements, but CNN’s Jake Tapper made it pretty clear he wanted people to click over to Philly.com and check out Will Bunch’s take on Reality Winner.

.⁦@Will_Bunch⁩ asks why Reality Winner is in jail if we’re a nation that protects whistleblowers https://t.co/JvcTAjOxBY
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) July 28, 2018

In case you don’t remember, Winner, a government contractor, was charged for leaking classified material to The Intercept in 2017…

From ancient Greece, where small fried fish were peddled, to Aztec marketplaces, where tamales, insects, and stews were a delicacy, ready-to-eat street food sold by vendors has been around for centuries. It’s still a staple of many cities today. Whether you want a hot dog, taco, or something more unique, there’s a food truck for […]
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The Michigan appeals court has ruled that Yvette Cormier can proceed with her lawsuit against Planet Fitness, which she says did not inform her of the gym’s policy to allow members to use the locker room that matches their identity.
She says Planet Fitness canceled her membership for violating the gym’s “judgment-free zone” policy after she warned other patrons of the policy…

Belgium is a tiny country nestled between the Netherlands, Germany, and France. As a result, Belgium is home to one large community of Dutch-speakers, known as the Flemish, an equally large community of French-speakers, called the Walloons, and a small community of German-speakers. Despite its size, Belgium was once a colonial power that ruled the […]
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As Twitchy reported Tuesday morning, Virginia congressional candidate Leslie Cockburn accused her opponent, Denver Riggleman, of being “a devotee of Bigfoot erotica.”
“This is not what we need on Capitol Hill,” she said. Or is it what we need on Capitol Hill?
In any case, the charge inspired The Los Angeles Times to look into Bigfoot erotica; could it be the next big trend?

Is Bigfoot erotica the next big book trend? https://t…

A growing chorus, including the Trump administration, is calling for a rethinking of after-the-fact drug discounts that some say contribute to rising prices.

There’s no way to make this pretty.

With another week gone, let’s wind down and check out some of the stories that made the headlines. Click here to read about all the important goings-on of the world, but otherwise, press on for a dose of the unusual and offbeat. There were a lot of space-related stories over the last few days. Mars, […]
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Is urban honey tainted by pollution?

1,387 facilities got only one out of five stars for staffing because they failed to maintain the required nursing coverage or to provide data proving they did.

Working with his wife, he identified an antibody that, in allergic individuals, produces excess amounts of histamine, which makes them sneeze.

We’re old enough to remember the spread of “post-election selection trauma” after George W. Bush defeated Al Gore, and it didn’t take long after the election of Donald Trump for pieces to be published about how women were deciding they could no longer date (“there is no room for dating in this place of grief”), dying their hair black or cutting it off in mourning, or simply crying for days in the shower, in the car, everywhere…

What in God’s name is going on with Burger King?
Back in January, the fast-food chain produced a laughably bad video opposing the rollback of net neutrality rules, and now they’re getting political again with a video supporting … Rep. Jackie Speier’s Pink Tax Repeal Act?
“Women get hit with a double whammy: They make less for doing the same work and they pay more for the same product or service because it’s for women,” Rep…

As Twitchy reported, major media outlets are still interviewing therapists and pushing out stories about “Trump Anxiety Disorder,” but lest sufferers take any solace in their belief that the president will be impeached as a result of the Mueller probe, New York Times columnist Frank Bruni stepped up Saturday to remind them that impeachment would result only in President Mike Pence, which likely would be even worse…

Before he sold the rights to Disney, George Lucas had his own vision for a new Star Wars trilogy. He had a lot written. He’d already created an outline for the trilogy, worked with Michael Arndt to write an early script, and approved concept art for the movies that, for a time, he was going […]
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Though voters approved a binding resolution last fall to expand the program, Gov. Paul LePage has refused to do it, saying he’d rather go to jail.

As Twitchy reported Tuesday, Vox’s David Roberts put up a race-baiting poll to gauge if white people have a positive or negative effect on America. “One thing white people have never experienced,” he tweeted, “is a poll on whether their presence in their own country is intrinsically detrimental.”
Well, the results are in, and a large majority of respondents agreed that whites have a positive effect on the country…

At his peak, Isaac Newton had one of the most rational minds in human history. His was a brain unlike any other, one that allowed him to develop the fundamental laws of gravity and physics as well as make significant contributions to calculus, the latter of which he did in less time than it takes […]
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A small but concerning number of dogs on diets heavy in lentils, chickpeas and other legumes have developed enlarged hearts. Researchers are investigating.

The drug may be the first to successfully attack both the brain changes and the symptoms of Alzheimer’s. Further research will be needed to know if it’s truly effective.

Charles Darwin, “the Father of Evolution,” was born in Shewsbury, England, on February 12, 1809. His father, Robert Darwin, was a well-known high-society doctor with six children, of which Charles was the fifth. Both of his parents were from very prominent English families. His mother was related to the Wedgwoods of world-renowned pottery fame, and […]
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Churches are synonymous with Christianity. We often think of churches as places of worship for Christians even though there are churches that are not targeted at that group. These non-Christian churches are dedicated to the worship of other gods or humans or might not even be involved in the worship of any god at all. […]
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As Twitchy reported earlier, it was pretty easy to tell who had read The Hill’s tweet about the World Cup soccer ball Vladimir Putin gave President Trump as a gift, and who had actually clicked through to the story.

Soccer ball Putin gave Trump contains chip that can transmit data to cell phones: report https://t.co/KcobUjqkTa pic.twitter.com/DDCJaIEWTb
— The Hill (@thehill) July 25, 2018

If you read beyond the spy thriller of a tweet, you learn that the chip is standard issue in the Adidas 2018 FIFA World Cup ball, and all it does is link you to a World Cup promotion on the Adidas website if you hold your smartphone up to it…

The first dinosaur bones weren’t found by scientists. They were uncovered thousands of years ago by early men with no way of understanding what they were seeing. Ancient men stumbled upon fossils just like we do today, and they had to do their best to figure out what in the world they were looking at. […]
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As Twitchy reported earlier Wednesday, the City of Portland was getting ready to clear out the anti-borders Occupy ICE encampment set up by protesters who apparently missed the irony of building border walls around their little fortress made from old couches and other trash. If you missed it earlier, here’s video of their headquarters:

NOW: A look inside what remains at the #OccupyICEPDX camp after Portland Police forced the last protesters out…

WSJ Editorial Features editor James Taranto had a good thread on Sunday where he breaks down the New York Times’ “atrocious journalism” from their article titled, “Without Evidence, Trump Claims Vindication From Release of Carter Page Documents.”
Have a read:

Here is an example of how antagonism toward Trump produces atrocious journalism.
— James Taranto (@jamestaranto) July 22, 2018

Times news story lede begins: "President Trump claimed without evidence…" https://t…

More people than ever are discussing periods in public, including a push for “menstrual equity” and an end to tampon taxes. We explain.

An Arizona woman said a pharmacist denied the prescription in April. The pharmacist is no longer employed by the company, a CVS spokesman said.

Ever wonder what those folks smoking outside a church at 8:00 PM on a random Tuesday are doing? Chances are they’re about to step into a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and . . . do what exactly? Despite its millions of members, AA remains a mystery to many and a caricature to many more. Contrived media depictions and […]
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Fossils are all we have to prove that dinosaurs ever existed. There are two types of fossils. The first are body parts like bones and teeth that we often associate with fossils today. The second are traces like teeth marks, footprints, and excreta. Over the years, we have unearthed some really interesting fossils frozen in […]
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Someone in Chicago is about to be famous…
Keep your eye on the bald guy behind the little kid on the woman’s lap when the Cubs player throws him the ball:

Way to act like a total douche instead of giving the ball back to the little kid in front of you buddy. #Cubs fans suck pic.twitter.com/AoZAf2vZ1j
— Arther Digby Sellers (@DiceBeck) July 22, 2018

Not cool, dude.

Cubs fans don't suck on the whole, but that display there was especially shameful…

This week the president of Iran served up a warning for the U.S.:
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Sunday cautioned U.S. President Donald Trump about pursuing hostile policies against Tehran, saying “war with Iran is the mother of all wars”, but did not rule out peace between the two countries.
[…]
“America should know that peace with Iran is the mother of all peace, and war with Iran is the mother of all wars,” Rouhani said, leaving open the possibility of peace between the two countries, at odds since the 1979 Islamic Revolution…

A French research team says it has stumbled on the Japanese disaster’s signature in California wine, but the radioactive levels are too low to be dangerous.

Code Pink wants to crap all over President Trump’s planned parade to salute the military and is raising money to bring the stupid Trump baby balloon over from the U.K. for its planned protest:

Donald Trump plans to beat the drums of war down the streets of our nation's capital. While he tries to show how macho and strong he is, we will show him as the big baby he is.
Help us bring the #BabyTrumpBlimp DC: https://t…

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