
If there’s anyone who was truly “shocked” by Hunter Biden’s decision on Thursday to plead guilty to all charges in his California tax fraud case, they clearly haven’t been paying attention.

If there’s anyone who was truly “shocked” by Hunter Biden’s decision on Thursday to plead guilty to all charges in his California tax fraud case, they clearly haven’t been paying attention.
John Spencer is one of the world’s preeminent experts on urban warfare. He’s been inside Gaza three times since December, embedded with the Israel Defense Forces, analyzing the war against Hamas from multiple angles. He interviewed the prime minister, the IDF chief of staff, division commanders, brigade commanders, battalion commanders, “all the way down to soldiers in the field.”

How exactly did Kimberly Cheatle rise the lead the United States Secret Service? A new report points the finger at Jill Biden, stating that she and her top advisor pushed for the appointment.
That decision culminated in an attempted assassination of Donald Trump on Saturday. The former president was shot in the ear, narrowly avoiding death while a chaotic and clumsy response from the Secret Service followed. It was a disastrous event for an agency with a zero-fail mission.

From the failure to secure the site, to the incompetent Secret Service agent leaving Trump’s body exposed moments after the shooting, and the three fat females bumbling around as they rushed him away from the scene, the shooting shows why you never want to be protected by a woman.

One proposal aims to remove all species names based on the word “caffra” and its derivatives — which are ethnic slurs against southern African blacks — and substitute the word “afr” and other derivatives in their place, according to Nature. This proposal would affect some 218 species. The second proposal would establish a committee to deal with offensive names. The amendments would require a supermajority of 60 percent of attendees approving it in order to pass.

The photo, taken by AP’s Evan Vucci, along with the photo shot through the legs of a Secret Service agent of Trump on the ground taken by Getty’s Anna Moneymaker, and the “bullet photo” showing the trajectory of the near-fatal bullet by the New York Times photographer Doug Mills have all appeared on countless websites.
But an Axios media trend assessment on Tuesday suggested that news outlets should refrain from using the photos lest they be seen as “propaganda.”

After years of pushback from parents, a Planned Parenthood facility located in a high school is being shut down.

The School District of Pittsburgh will hire a consultant to put on a series of virtual workshops addressing racism in math.
The district is paying $52,000 to Nth Education Partners for a series of eight, two-hour long virtual workshops where “participants will reflect on the instruction and pedagogy that supports schools in moving toward justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in math classrooms,” according to the district.

Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre has condemned Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government and the mainstream media for concealing the failure of federally-subsidized “safe” injection sites for hard drug use.

DEI another day.
That’s the message America is sending to corporations, and it seems these woke behemoths are finally getting the message and kneeling before you.

Contrary to the Secret Service director’s statement, AGR International’s low-pitch roof presents no special ‘safety factor.’ I would know.

Toronto was pounded by torrential rain (opens in a new tab)Tuesday afternoon and pictures and video are showing the extent of the flooding in the city’s downtown core and beyond.

Joe Biden, in what appears to be an effort to shore up and solidify his leftist voting base, is considering dramatic changes to the U.S. Supreme Court in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election.

An assisted dying group expects a new portable suicide pod to be used for the first time in Switzerland potentially within months to provide death without medical supervision, they said Wednesday.
The space-age looking Sarco capsule first unveiled in 2019 replaces the oxygen inside of it with nitrogen, causing death by hypoxia.

Federal public health officials say high temperatures are making it harder to fight the bird flu outbreak in poultry and dairy processing plants.
“Understanding why an outbreak occurs at a particular time and place is a key question,” Nirav Shah, principal deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told reporters Tuesday following the announcement of four new cases of bird flu contracted by poultry workers in Colorado last week.