Pretty interesting reading: the history of popcorn. Don't miss the Orville Redenbacher anecdote.
What it's like inside the Capital Hill Autonomous Zone in Seattle.
Remember Hydroxychloroquine? It was in the news because the FDA removed the authorization for its use for Corona-19. The FDA did it wrong. They never tested it at the right time and with zinc.
Black Lives Matter is upset with one of Biden's choices for VP nominee. The other choices have problems also.
BLM creates poverty and food deserts wherever they go. They destroy the infrastructure including grocery stores.
Olympia Mayor Cheryl Selby has been a loud supporter of Black Lives Matter, and the related protests following the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police department—but she has since changed her tune after her home was vandalized by protesters.
In the middle of a severe recession, the California state government is doing what it does best: raising taxes. The gas tax is going to 50 cents/gallon; highest in the nation.
A man pushed a 92-year old woman who fell and hit her head on a fire hydrant. He has been arrested 100 times before, but keeps getting out because of bail reform. Watch the video here.
Fauci said that "masks were not necessary" because they were in short supply and he wanted to protect the public health community.
Mayor Bill de Blasio has told contact tracers not to ask Covid-19 infected people if they attended a protest rally. Politics is more important than science.
Magical thinking replaces jurisprudence at the Supreme Court. Gorsuch is legislating.
Was the officer justified in using force at the Wendy's shooting? The law is on his side.
June 17th is the 48th anniversary of the Watergate Break-In, which led to the trope of the hero journalist. Maybe not totally accurate.
Boy Scouts of America says it supports BLM, will require new "diversity and inclusion merit badge" to become Eagle Scout. Give me a break!
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