Windham, New Hampshire, a town of 14,853 people, has long been a stalwart Republican stronghold in an otherwise Democrat state. As was the case throughout New Hampshire, it relied on AccuVote machines to collect and tally its 2020 votes. When the election in Windham ended, Kristi St. Laurent, the Democrat candidate, had lost by only 24 votes. With that close a margin, she naturally demanded a hand recount. The hand recount revealed something peculiar: St. Laurent hadn't lost by 24 votes; she'd lost by 420 votes. Something seems to be wrong with the machines.
A Dubious Expediency: How Race Preferences Damage Higher Education.
"But if anything can cause good-faith supporters [of race-based admissions] to stop and reconsider, it is the mounting empirical research showing that race-preferential admissions policies are doing more harm than good, even for their intended beneficiaries"
Tuesday, May 29, 1453, the armies of the Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II finally broke through Constantinople’s defenses after a long siege, marking the end of the Eastern Roman Empire, more commonly known as the Byzantine Empire.
An interesting picture of lunar dust and duct tape.
Joe Biden’s Imaginary America: His policies seem designed for coastal enclaves that do not represent most of the country
Trump Economist Peter Navarro: ‘Fauci Is a Sociopath’
As a general rule "fact checkers" seems to be a misnomer. Whatever your views on Marjorie Taylor Greene, and on whether it is appropriate or trivializing to compare the other major political party to the NSDAP… for an alleged “fact-checker” to give her four Pinocchios for saying the Nazi Party is “National Socialist” is ‘special’ even with such crowded competition
I watched John Karl make this statement on ABC's Sunday morning news show: ‘Some Things May Be True Even If Donald Trump Said Them’
Why would Keyshawn Johnson, as the Associated Press reported earlier this week, walk off the set of his national radio show in apparent shock and disgust at Tim Tebow signing with the Jacksonville Jaguars as a backup tight end? Why would ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith and many other media figures rail against “White privilege!” when Urban Meyer, Tebow’s college coach with the Florida Gators, signed Tebow to play on his hometown NFL team? Why does there seem to be so many people rooting against Tebow — one of the most caring, compassionate, benevolent, big-hearted, philanthropic, altruistic role models in the history of sports?
Here's a fun story about overpasses to help animals cross freeways. Scroll down for the videos.
This is fun, a herd of elephants are marching 300 miles in China, through cities and towns.
How a group of amateur researchers changed the conversation on the theory that COVID leaked from the lab.
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