Sean Hannity released a statement on Joy Reid Friday afternoon and it might not be what you expected:

Hannity defends Joy Reid! https://t.co/66cC7MG72E
— Rosie Gray (@RosieGray) June 1, 2018

Kumbaya, everyone:

Sean Hannity re Joy Reid: "My suggestion is that she follows up with the groups and people who she offended, and learn from all of this. Her apology should be accepted, and she should be given a chance to make it right, and not fired…

It’s official! Eric Greitens has resigned as Governor of Missouri. But what’s that smudge on the bottom right?

And that’s it for Gov. Eric Greitens pic.twitter.com/aRedCwRV0K
— Rebecca Berg (@rebeccagberg) June 1, 2018

It looks like a booger but we’re waiting for official confirmation from the Secretary of State’s office:

Everyone is asking about the smudge! Any info @MissouriSOS ? https://t…

A cinnamon food additive impaired the cilia in human lung cells.

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. The final week before we plunge headlong into summer was a crazy-significant one even by the standards of this column. In […]
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In decades past, the dangerous idea that a secret space program exists behind a veil of public disclosure was contained to a few offbeat publications and dark corners of used bookstores. But with the dawn of the Internet, these ideas began to spread, and a cast of characters that had once been threadbare and uncompelling […]
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To date, 197 people have been sickened in the E. coli outbreak tied to romaine, and five have died, the CDC said. But the shelf life of the tainted lettuce is now past, the agency said.

Medical researchers, normally a genteel lot, disagree sharply on the extent to which side effects from statin drugs are a problem.

Great Britain is the source of habeas corpus law and the Magna Carta. The British Empire once spanned the world, and it brought with it forces of modernization that did more good than harm. London has long stood as the financial epicenter of the world. Despite this great and powerful history, all signs point toward […]
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We’ve had a long week so let’s end Friday night with something, well, delicious.
On Thursday we told you how Twitchy Favorite Mary Katharine Ham responded to Samantha Bee calling Ivanka Trump a “feckless c*nt” with what we thought was the perfect response. ICYMI, here it is again:

I’m spending time making my kids breakfast this morning & took them for a hike Tuesday, & I may Instagram about both…

We asked which public health intervention was most needed in this era.

Every science experiment is valuable. Every time a scientist gets the chance to test an idea in a controlled setting, we learn something more about the world. Sure, it might be hard to see the value of getting animals high and watching what happens, but these experiments have taught us some deeply valuable things. Thanks […]
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The popular fitness trend sounds brutal. But a simple tool can make it speed by.

Missouri’s Republican governor, Eric Greitens, announced at a press conference Tuesday afternoon that he’s resigning, effective Friday.
Things looked bad for Greitens in January when a local TV station reported that not only had Greitens had an extramarital affair — he was also accused of blackmail, threatening to circulate compromising pictures of his mistress if she told.
In February, Greitens was indicted on a felony invasion of privacy charge for taking a nude photo without consent, but that criminal case was dropped in May after no photo surfaced…

The Root’s Monique Judge lent her voice to the chorus of those calling on ABC to cancel “Roseanne” and then applauding the network when they did so. Over the course of several hours today, Judge retweeted these takes on the controversy:

Twitter put a couch icon next to Roseanne’s name as if she’s trending because she’s a sports event or a real housewives finale and not for completely unchecked racism pic…

You can protect yourself up to a point if you take proper precautions with the foods you purchase.

Would you eat your pet? Your answer is almost definitely “no.” Now, would you eat another animal of the same species as your pet? This time, your answer might be “no.” However, ask the citizens of some countries these same questions and you will probably hear “yes,” especially to the second question. Although some of […]
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Are you an American boy young enough that your mom still picks out and buys your clothes for you? I so, sorry, we can’t help you if you end up wearing one of these:

J.Crew unveils feminist t-shirt for boys, sells out https://t.co/8P5VUooyV3 pic.twitter.com/twlIWyT4kR
— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 29, 2018

CBS News reports that the shirt “is part of J.Crew’s latest collaboration with the company prinkshop, which describes itself as a ’cause-centric community that create clothes and accessories that people want to wear and carry, that give them a voice and help them to create change in the world around them…

When you go around calling the United States the “Great Satan” and trying to destroy it in a holy jihad, you’re setting yourself up to some pretty high standards. There’s a whole persona involved in being an evil, psychotic terrorist, and you really have to keep up those appearances. Osama bin Laden did his best […]
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Humans are good at a lot of things when you think about it. We can build bridges, write books, and read interesting articles on the Internet. Sadly, it seems one of our greatest achievements is the ability to kill off vast quantities of plants and animals. We have pushed whole species to extinction, but on […]
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President Trump spoke at a rally in Nashville Tuesday night, and as usual, he didn’t hold anything back in front of an enthusiastic crowd of supporters.
CNN’s Jim Acosta was certainly happy to be there covering the event and made note that Trump at one point claimed that Rep. Nancy Pelosi “loves MS-13.”

Trump just referred to Pelosi as an “MS-13 lover. She loves MS-13.”
— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) May 30, 2018

The rhetoric might be a bit more shocking if Trump hadn’t come out a week earlier and proclaimed that “Nancy Pelosi came out in favor of MS-13…

It is probably accurate to state that most people, even the most conservative and levelheaded of us, wish deep down that time travel was a real possibility. The ability to see the past or the future close-up, or (leaving aside all the paradoxes for a moment) to go back in time and right a wrong […]
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In a bold experiment in fetal therapy, doctors in San Francisco treated a fetus with a severe, often fatal blood disorder. The child was saved, but the long-term prognosis is still uncertain.

Suicide and dementia rates are highest in older people, raising questions about their ownership of guns. One possible solution: an advance directive for firearms.

As Twitchy reported, it was not just one but two armed citizens who confronted and killed a man who had opened fire inside an Oklahoma City restaurant Thursday night, injuring three.
We were ready for the spin against the “good guy with a gun” narrative, and it came quickly. Moms Demand founder Shannon Watts, for example,  noted that the gunman was shot in the parking lot after he had shot his victims…

As Twitchy reported earlier, Jason Seaman, a science teacher at Noblesville West Middle School in suburban Indianapolis, was shot three times as he tackled a school shooter and knocked his gun away from him Friday.
Of course, comedian Michael Ian Black immediately blamed not the shooter but the NRA:

A middle school. This is deliberate terrorism against our children. The NRA is terrorist organization…

A lot of things can happen in a week, and nobody can be expected to stay up-to-date with everything. Luckily, we’ve got you covered. Click here, and you can find out about all the important goings-on in the world. In this list, we focus more on the strange and distinct. This week’s stories are dominated […]
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For many viewers, commercials are easily the biggest downside of watching television. They always seem to pop up at the worst possible time, whether immediately following the shocking third-act twist on a basic cable drama or after a snarky reality show host utters the dreaded words, “Right after a word from our sponsors.” No one […]
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So, has Kyle Kashuv received an invitation yet?
NBC News reports that House Democrats are inviting students from Majory Stoneman Douglas High School to intern this summer to work on gun violence prevention … which may or may not be a step up from lying on the floor of a supermarket.

House Democrats are inviting Parkland students to come intern in their offices and work on gun violence prevention…

A new vaccine and other experimental drugs now are available to fight the outbreak. But first physicians must overcome the suspicions of a frightened populace.

Body snatching, the more apt term for corpse theft, reached its height between the 17th and 19th centuries, when a whole industry emerged around stealing corpses from graves and selling them to medical schools. The reason for this was not far-fetched. More medical schools were opening, and they all needed corpses for practicals. At the […]
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Eating more fish was tied to more lovemaking, and more babies.

Following reports in The Times that investigators and officials had solicited funding for the trial from the alcohol industry, the N.I.H. has launched two internal investigations.

On Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatened to impose even stronger sanctions on Iran if the terrorist nation doesn’t permanently end its nuclear program.
Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei fired back on his official website, demonstrating both defiance and Iran’s need for some up-to-date television programming.

Iran's supreme leader: US will fail "like the famous cat in Tom and Jerry" https://t…

The ACLU seemed triggered Tuesday by a piece about Education Secretary Betsy DeVos published by Politico.
According to Politico, during testimony before the House Education and the Workforce Committee, DeVos said that the issue of reporting undocumented students is a “school decision” and “local community decision,” adding that “we have laws and we also are compassionate…

Closing coal- and oil-fired power plants is associated with a reduction in preterm births in the surrounding region, researchers report.

The State Department said a U.S. government employee posted in Guangzhou had signs of possible brain injury. But it has not identified a cause.

When a person used an iPad instead of reading print before bedtime, he or she had a later sleep onset and suppressed levels of melatonin.

Nintendo didn’t always make video games. The company was formed in 1889, and before Mario, they tried to sell pretty well everything you can imagine. We’re talking goods and services that no sane man would ever link to video gaming. It would be impossible to list everything Nintendo has tried to sell because they’ve tried […]
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Social media companies are hijacking our minds by exploiting psychological vulnerabilities to manipulate and control our time and attention. That may sound dramatic, but it’s exactly what former employees of these companies, like Facebook cofounder Sean Parker, are beginning to admit. Like fast-food companies that exploit our human cravings for fat and salt, social media […]
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It’s gonna take a lot of work to undo Donald Trump’s handiwork. But one self-described “pragmatic progressive” has got a sure-fire plan to ensure that at least one of Trump’s most important accomplishments — Neil Gorsuch on SCOTUS — doesn’t survive the inevitable findings of the Mueller probe:

Neil Gorsuch can be removed from the SCOTUS if Mueller finds that the GOP was part of the Conspiracy to defraud US voters of their right to fair elections…

When scientists injected RNA from the brain cells of trained snails to untrained snails, the animals behaved as if they remembered the trained snails’ experiences.

The F.D.A. says the shortage of the lifesaving device is ‘short-term,’ but patients say it has been hard to find for months.

We mentioned this tweet by journalist Sulome Anderson yesterday in a post about the media’s biased coverage of the violence in Gaza, but it really deserves the spotlight:

Imagine the desperation it takes to walk into live gunfire from the Middle East's most powerful fighting force, armed with nothing more than rocks & the occasional Molotov or grenade. Try to conceive of the circumstances that could drive so many human beings to such an act…

With the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle approaching, it is useful to look back through the history of royal weddings to see what we can expect. Certainly, there will be bunting, cakes, and flag waving. If they are lucky, the worst thing that will happen will be minor royalty turning up in […]
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Ancient Egypt has fascinated the imagination since we first cleaned the sands away from the Great Sphinx. For the past two centuries, it has been an obsession for archaeologists and historians. It is a land whose mysteries we have spent years slowly unraveling. Even after all this time, though, there is still a great deal […]
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“Six feet under” is sometimes the best place for an archaeologist. However, combing through the right ancient grave dredges up more than just somebody’s remains. It often sheds light on our ancestors and their way of life. Unusual burials and those abandoned where they died also bring historic questions to the living—sometimes mysterious, often heartbreaking. […]
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A robotic sound clip saying either “Yanny” or “Laurel” is baffling the internet, not unlike the 2015 picture of a dress that was either black and blue or white and gold.

Broadly, part of Vice Media, calls itself “a website and digital video channel devoted to representing the multiplicity of women’s experiences. Through original reporting and documentary film, we provide a sustained focus on the issues that matter most to women.” Evidently, “representing the multiplicity of women’s experiences” involves feting female terrorists:

Ahed Tamimi is the young, defiant voice of a Palestinian generation https://t…

Why send someone get-well wishes when you could act like a jerk? That seems to be Stephen King’s thought process. Upon learning that Melania Trump was being treated for a kidney condition, King tweeted this:

Not to be snarky, but Melania can probably use a week’s rest from Blabbermouth Don. Sounds heavenly to me.
— Stephen King (@StephenKing) May 14, 2018

Not to be snarky? What was the point of that tweet, if it was not to be snarky?

Blame this on something supernatural…

In 2016, the University of Duisburg-Essen reported that more than 40 percent of the 263 heterosexual men who were surveyed could see themselves having a sex with a robot. Before sex toys got to the point where robots were a possibility, however, people had to settle for blow-up dolls and other rudimentary sex dolls. Many […]
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He found resistance to antibiotics spreading among bacteria and was hailed for his discoveries, though a Nobel Prize eluded him. (Not that he wanted one.)

Hamilton College knew that one of its students was in deep distress before he killed himself. His parents believe they should have been told.

Driver’s education first began in the United Kingdom as a business in 1909. Twenty-five years later, the first high school driver’s ed course was opened in the United States. It offered students lessons in driving skills as well as hands-on training. Since that time, such programs have been plagued, particularly in America, with unscrupulous instructors, […]
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History rewrites the past. It doesn’t just record what happened—it changes it. With a sweep of the pen, it labels whole nations of people as monsters and villains. It reduces soldiers on the other side to nothing more than mindless cogs in an evil machine. But every army was made up of people. The soldiers […]
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Robert Mueller’s special counsel investigation into the 2016 election is now seemingly running on fumes.
Fox News contributor Mollie Hemingway says what she thinks the point of the still ongoing probe is now, and she says it has nothing to do with Russian collusion.

.@MZHemingway: "I think there's a lot about the Mueller probe that is interested in sort of saving face for the FBI, and it's been difficult to do that…

For the ninth time, the virus has hit the Democratic Republic of Congo. Officials may deploy a vaccine created too late to stop the epidemic in West Africa in 2014.

Tommy Vietor is not happy that an ambush of U.S. military personnel in the West African country of Niger is not getting the same scandal treatment that the attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Lybia received.

How can you call Benghazi a scandal but not this? https://t.co/dNQ1oVxbrf
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) May 11, 2018

Yes, both left four Americans dead, but there were very different circumstances…

Prior to the discovery of antibiotics, severe bacterial infections were one of the major causes of human deaths throughout the developed world. We all have probably used antibiotics at some point in our lives to treat an infection. Before the discovery of penicillin by Alexander Fleming, people died from otherwise small scrapes and cuts through […]
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Another week has gone by, and now it’s time to take a look at some of the news stories that were met with fits of laughter or incredulous raised eyebrows. Right here, you can catch up on the more pressing matters of the day. This week’s list features humans pushing the envelope and doing things […]
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A Catholic Priest by the name of Father Goyo took to Twitter to share a remarkable story of a young couple who wanted to get married. The catch? The young bride had cancer and not much time to live.
Father Goyo shares what happened when the groom approached him about doing the wedding.
Have tissues handy. You’re going to need them.

(THREAD) 1. MEET Estela and Nicolas. Today they got married…

The pay cut for Dr. Robert Redfield, the newly appointed agency chief, came about after senators and the public questioned why his salary was much higher than his predecessors’.

We human beings have managed some amazing accomplishments: skyscrapers, space travel, deep-sea diving, and Dilbert comics, among other things. Yet as clever as we are, we still have much to learn from our fellow earthlings. Plants and animals demonstrate amazing feats of engineering all the time. Biomimicry is the act of modeling structures, materials, and […]
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As Twitchy told you yesterday, Chris Cillizza suggested that Hillary Clinton could really “shake up the New York AG race”:

Here's a name that would shake up the New York AG race: Hillary Clinton
— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) May 8, 2018

Cillizza was rightly raked over the coals for that hot take, but today, he’s back at it. He’s just gotta milk that mess for all it’s worth:

I think the universe just blew up pic…

Breast-feeding in infancy has no discernible effect on cognitive function by the time children have reached later adolescence.

Wow. Beto O’Rourke must be getting nervous about his prospects against Ted Cruz. Time for him to pull out the big guns:

Actress Sarah Jessica Parker steps out for Beto O'Rourke https://t.co/AcEAGWdUea via @elpasotimes
— Patrick Svitek (@PatrickSvitek) May 9, 2018

More from the El Paso Times:
The actress, famous for her role as Carrie Bradshaw in “Sex and the City,” was photographed sporting an O’Rourke campaign button at a film festival in New York…

As we told you Wednesday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was en route back to the U.S. with three people who had been held in North Korea. The men who were freed and are on the way home have released this statement:

Statement from the freed Americans, via the State Department: pic.twitter.com/XFxXF3GWGO
— Michael Del Moro (@MikeDelMoro) May 9, 2018

Great news!

This is wonderful news. We’re very happy for them and their families…

Chemistry surrounds us every day. From cooking our food to driving our cars to our very own bodily metabolism, we cannot escape the constant rearrangement of atoms and exchange of energy that is chemistry. Though this constant shifting of atoms forms a nearly unnoticeable background in our daily lives, there are some reactions that have […]
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There’s no room for stories of evil monsters, ghostly ships, or oracles and their priestesses in the cold light of the rational 21st century. The ancient myths and legends that have come down to us are seen as no more than the creation of someone’s overworked imagination. However, many of these seemingly impossible tales do […]
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The agency is seeking permanent injunctions against companies in Florida and California that are marketing unregulated uses of stem cells.

The world of science fiction is almost never missing artificial intelligence (AI). However, the rate at which it is being developed and is learning things by itself sometimes raises the question of whether AI is science fiction or something that has already entered our society (and we haven’t even realized it yet). AI has the […]
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Debra Messing accidentally attacked a Sarah Huckabee Sanders parody account in an unhinged rant in response to the real White House press secretary calling out hypocrite Dems for refusing to support the president’s nominee to head the CIA, Gina Haspel.
Messing directed her anger at @SHSPRESSSEC, a parody account with only 337 followers:

No, you see @SHSPRESSSEC I support women, but not UNETHICAL, MORALLY QUESTIONABLE women…

Not every fantastic creature comes from fairy tales. Some of the strangest are ones that, 2,000 years ago, explorers insisted were real. When the first natural scientists were trying to catalog every tribe and creature that existed on this Earth, they wrote down some strange things. If you traveled far enough away from civilization, they […]
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The W.H.O. endorses adding a “synergist” chemical to bed nets infused with older pesticides because the combination more effectively kills and repels mosquitoes.

In a now-viral tweet, Twitter user “Channnn” posted photos of a white guy “with a confederate flag tattoo, wearing a confederate flag t-shirt, with confederate flag car stickers,” stop to help her father change a tire. Check it out:

So my dads tire blew up on the freeway and this dude, with a confederate flag tattoo, wearing a confederate flag t-shirt, with confederate flag car stickers, stopped and changed our tire…

It’s the biggest health crisis you’ve never heard of. Doctors, philanthropists and companies are trying to solve it.

A major overhaul to safeguard the country’s produce is not yet in place, confounding attempts to shut down virulent strains or prevent them altogether.

While South Africa undoubtedly has a long, rich, and intriguing history, it also has an equally rich collection of UFO and alien encounters that rival almost anywhere in the world. Furthermore, these sightings have seemingly been increasing steadily since the early 1970s. While some are more credible than others, much like anywhere else in the […]
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There was a report out over the weekend that alleged the White House hired an Israeli company last year to compile dirt — a dossier, if you will — on former Obama staffers involved in the Iran deal

Revealed: Trump team hired spy firm for ‘dirty ops’ on Iran arms deal https://t.co/2rYVQG8vET – @JulianBorger & Mark Townsend report …
— Martin Pengelly (@MartinPengelly) May 5, 2018

According to The Guardian, the targets of intel were former Obama staffers Ben Rhodes and Colin Kahl:
People in the Trump camp contacted private investigators in May last year to “get dirt” on Ben Rhodes, who had been one of Barack Obama’s top national security advisers, and Colin Kahl, deputy assistant to Obama, as part of an elaborate attempt to discredit the deal…

The screenwriter discussed her latest film, which stars Charlize Theron and is drawing complaints from survivors of postpartum depression.

When you’re cursed with a humiliating name, it can feel like there’s no way to outlive it—like you could change the course of history and still only be remembered as the guy whose parents named him “Dick Small.” It’s a pain known too well by every little boy named Willie and every substitute teacher who’s […]
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Mollie Hemingway is still annoyed by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s claim that he doesn’t need anyone to tell him what to do.

"I'm accountable to no one, including the entity that created and funds my agency. When they ask for information as part of their oversight responsibilities, I claim that they're trying to extort me." (Yes, as an American, I'm still annoyed by this…

They say you should never meet your heroes. They’re probably right. We all have ways we like to imagine the people we admire, especially the famous ones. We create personalities for them in our minds, no matter how little we know about them. We even get attached to them—and then get upset when we find […]
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Earlier we told you about NBC News issuing a BIG correction to an original story that the feds had wiretapped Trump attorney Michael Cohen:

whoa: NBC is correcting its wiretap story on MSNBC right now, saying it was not a wiretap on Cohen phone. Says it was instead a log of phone calls known as a "pen register," so couldn't listen in
— Justin Sink (@justinsink) May 3, 2018

@ComfortablySmug gave NBC News some free spin advice, and that was to seek inspiration from one of their own:

NBC, just say you were hacked by a time traveler…

The perpetrator known as the Golden State Killer, East Area Rapist, Original Night Stalker, and now also the Visalia Ransacker was arrested on April 24, 2018. Joseph DeAngelo Jr. is alleged to be the man who burglarized 120 homes, raped nearly four dozen victims, and murdered 12 people during a more than decade-long crime spree […]
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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. While much of the world was enjoying the May Day holiday, the gigantic story spinning wheel that is modern-day Washington, DC, […]
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When we talk about species extinction, it’s usually in the context of trying to prevent it from happening. In fact, around the world , many national and international organizations grant legal protections to species on the brink of dying out. Many scientists also warn that we may be in a period of mass extinction caused […]
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People who work out even once a week or for as little as 10 minutes a day tend to be more cheerful than those who never exercise.

West Virginia GOP Senate candidate Don Blankenship would like you to know that he approves this message. And he might be the only one.
Take a gander at his electoral pitch:

What in the world did I just watch pic.twitter.com/4eudpGAxp0
— Liam Donovan (@LPDonovan) May 3, 2018

Well …

This is just racism, pure and simple. https://t.co/z3TSY8hjw3
— Seung Min Kim (@seungminkim) May 3, 2018

You know what? It really is…

Eating rice and pasta was tied to an earlier onset of menopause.

Though no injection sites exist yet in the United States, the endorsement of the strategy by New York may give the movement behind it special impetus.

Senate Democrats and watchdog agencies question the use of a statute to authorize paying Dr. Robert R. Redfield nearly twice as much as his predecessor.

Now fired FBI director James Comey said during a question and answer session that there is no deep state … before describing the existence of the deep state perfectly.
He called it a “deep culture.”

Comey: Firing Mueller could be "utterly ineffective" because there is a deep culture of commitment to the rule of law in the FBI pic.twitter.com/gKhQAzjZCA
— Axios (@axios) May 1, 2018

The context was a question about what would happen if Trump were to fire special counsel Robert Mueller…

Citing state laws, assisted living facilities often turn away residents in wheelchairs. A lawsuit in New York seeks to end the practice.

Pointy-headed lefties are always waxing poetic about how open-minded they are, but when they get the opportunity to put their money where their big mouths are, they very rarely follow through.
That’s certainly the case for “writer, academic, and political correspondent” Jared Yates Sexton. Over the weekend, Fox News had a segment discussing “The Way of the Warrior Kid” book series by retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink…

There’s nothing like sports to remind you how incredibly fragile the human body is. For almost any activity or sport that’s physically demanding, getting hurt is not just a possibility but an eventuality. Baseball players tear their elbow ligaments. Pro football players can recount dozens of concussions—if they haven’t had too many. Athletes who accelerate […]
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Count the Atlantic’s Julia Ioffe among those defending Michelle Wolf’s appalling performance at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Even many liberal journalists were mortified. But not Ioffe.
No, in Ioffe’s mind, there’s really only one explanation for the uproar surrounding Wolf:

You know, it's almost like there's a different standard for the white guy that "speaks his mind," and for women, who are immediately labeled "vulgar" and "insulting…

What’s behind the claims that alkaline water will “energize” and “detoxify” the body and lead to “superior hydration”?

Robotics and artificial intelligence are the “in thing” these days. We are seeing so much advancement in both fields that it is becoming difficult to keep up. It is already obvious that we will develop robots to do practically anything, regardless of how weird that thing could be. There are already robots out there with […]
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As Twitchy told you, last Friday, former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau called out “AWFUL” ICE for detaining U.S. citizens like Davino Watson by mistake — despite the fact that Obama was president during most of Watson’s detention. Apparently MSNBC’s Chris Hayes didn’t learn from Favreau’s embarrassing mistake, because this afternoon, he tweeted this:

America first, amirite? https://t…

As men get older, they can sometimes have trouble, well . . . getting it up. The little blue pill known as Viagra actually came about due to an accident during a medical trial for a new heart medication. When Pfizer found out their drug would get men aroused, they decided to slap a new label on it for […]
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