Oklahoma Police Run Toward To Cries For ‘Help’, Coming From A Very Upset Goat
Police in rural Oklahoma responded to what seemed to be cries for help this week. But nobody was bleeding, only bleating. Police in the city of Enid responded to a…
GOP megadonor covered tuition for child Clarence Thomas was raising ‘as a son’: report
Billionaire and GOP megadonor Harlan Crow paid for the private school tuition of Justice Clarence Thomas’s great-nephew, whom the justice said he raised “as a son,” according to reporting by…
Russia Baselessly Accuses U.S. of Orchestrating Kremlin Drone Strike
Both Ukraine and the U.S. have denied involvement in the alleged drone attack.
Los Angeles and London to Share Reynolds’s Stunning Omai Portrait
Plus, the Whitney is selling Hoppers, and Sotheby’s puts a rare Klimt water scene on the auction block.
Don’t Let Budget Negotiations Weaken the Military
America’s military-service members will disproportionately bear the consequences of any budget deal or lack thereof.
Regulatory Bottlenecks Threaten LNG Exports and Help Putin
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is in dire need of reform.
Bipolar Teen’s History of Abuse and Psychosis Didn’t Stop Docs From Prescribing Testosterone, Mastectomy
Prisha Mosley was convinced she was really a man by trans adults she met in eating-disorder chatrooms.
He’s No Conservative, But John Cleese Is A Passionate Defender Of Free Speech
Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young crushed their rebel brands by bleeding ticket holders dry and abandoning free speech, respectively. Not John Cleese. The 83-year-old comic is as funny, and feisty…
Housing: New rule prompts criticism borrowers with good credit are being penalized
New pricing for federally guaranteed mortgages has sparked criticism in recent weeks, prompting claims that borrowers with higher credit scores will subsidize those with lower credit through higher fees. With…
Chevron case: Supreme Court could take sledgehammer to agency power
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority may soon have a chance to dramatically limit the power of federal regulators. In recent years, the justices’ high-profile cases have been on the front…