The FBI doesn't get much respect these days. Victor Davis Hanson says they haven't earned it.
Obama was highly regarded for his foreign policy. It appears that Trump is much better at it.
The CDC did a study on defensive use of guns, and it turns out that it is quite common. They don't plan to publish the study because it's contrary to the narrative.
In the Kelo Decision, the Supreme Court ruled that property can be seized for a private development. There's a movie coming out about "The Little Pink House" and it's good.
On the subject of left-wing indoctrination in our public schools, the reliably liberal Minnesota Public Radio did a story with no attempt at covering alternate opinions.
There is a serious scandal in the House of Representatives regarding corruption of their IT system. It is getting no coverage.
Brett Baier of Fox interviewed Comey. This seems to be the first interview of substance where hard questions were asked.
The latest battle in the statue wars. Stephen Foster was moved because he had a black banjo player.
There was a phantom serial killer in Europe with six murders and 40 other crimes, identified with DNA. Oops.
In the history of atomic weapons, here are 9 times we almost went to war.
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