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Relevance: 15% Posted on: October 2, 2014
I’ve argued that police be required to wear cameras on the job — for the sake of both the wrongly used and the wrongly accused. But ensuring that video is recorded and then, if necessary, used in tandem with other relevant evidence to secure justice doesn’t happen automatically. It requires…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: July 13, 2017
“Politicians are notorious for making promises they can’t keep,” Matt Egan reports at CNN Money. “But they really outdid themselves in Illinois — and now the state is paying for it.” Egan dubs the state “America’s most messed-up.”* No wonder the state has the worst outbound migration in the nation…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: August 4, 2013
This weekend's Common Sense column at Townhall.com looks at the latest political battles over gun-ownership rights in the two states of the union that have also legalized marijuana. Shoot on over, and reload back here, with more information: Spokane Spokesman-Review: Washington gun initiatives square off Ballotpedia: Washington Gun Rights Measure,…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: January 15, 2021
We have long relied upon journalists in major media to cover actual news. And investigate leads to juicy stories of major import to clear up confusion. But the mainstream media has become mainly propagandistic: “journalists” today rarely “report,” they propound and pontificate. And help spread disinformation for major political factions.…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: August 25, 2017
A new species of frog has been discovered, and I’m just happy it has nothing to do with online japes and jibes about Trump, social justice, or an ancient Egyptian deity. But before you can say “Praise Kek,” please note: Sometimes a frog is just a frog. But this frog…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: April 8, 2020
Various models and curves and soothsayers predict that the coronavirus will lay off as the summer sun waxes. And then rush back in the autumn. So we should not look at just near-term threats, but also look at cycles of contagion month-to-month, year-to-year. Yet, it is not just the dreaded…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: May 19, 2017
Daniel Mitchell, a senior fellow in fiscal policy at the Cato Institute, is a nice guy. But he’s sort of depressing, too. Weeks ago, writing for the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), Mitchell offered that “The Washington, DC Gilded Class Is Thriving.” He even provided a “depressing chart” graphing “median…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: June 30, 2020
Millions more Americans have been infected with SARS-CoV-2 than are considered “confirmed cases,”* at rates ranging from 6/1 (Connecticut, early May) to 24/1 (Missouri, late April), making the fatality rate of COVID-19 much lower than feared. Unfortunately, we cannot trust our news sources to be forthright about this. The “death…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: October 20, 2022
“EcoHealth Alliance and Peter Daszak should not be getting a dime of taxpayer funds,” declared Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.), “until they are completely transparent. Period.” Nevertheless, “despite losing a previous award for failing to provide records essential to an investigation into that origin,” Daszak’s group is now slated to…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: December 15, 2018
principle: prin·ci·ple /ˈprinsəpəl / noun 1. a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior or for a chain of reasoning.Oxford Dictionary This week Nancy Pelosi showed she would do almost anything to get back on top. Including . . . the…