A grim toll of a dozen fatalities in just three days marks the rapid onset of this year’s season of death along the US-Mexican border. As temperatures suddenly soared in southern Arizona this past week, so did border-crossing deaths. Twelve … Continue reading
NEWARK, N.J. — A public school prohibited a second grader from singing a religious song at a talent show, prompting a lawsuit Friday alleging violation of the girl’s constitutional rights. A federal judge declined an emergency request to compel Frenchtown … Continue reading
Our National Motto? No good. Two lawyers (big shock there) have a problem with it being placed on a federal building: The words appear on every dollar bill and US coin. They are displayed at the entrance to the US … Continue reading
Lost Remote, as usual, will take any side of an argument that is counter to the President. Lost Remote is supposed to be a site that reports on the media and trends in the news media and the television / … Continue reading
MarketWatch Market Pulse: NYT.com to charge for Op-Ed, other content as of Sept Monday May 16, 12:48 pm ET By Carolyn Pritchard SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — The New York Times Co. on Monday said that, starting in September, access to … Continue reading
It hasn’t been long since I went to elementary school. I’m 29 years old, and yet I remember it like it was yesterday. The teacher’s union (in this case the UFT, headed by Randy Weingarten (who I consider a poison … Continue reading
It amazes me. Everyone puts their hands out to the US for money. Everyone. They all want a piece of the evil great Satan’s cash. But when the US only gives it conditionally, panties are riled all about. Witnesseth Brazil … Continue reading
It’s starting to get a little ridiculous out there, folks… A father who protested a pro-homosexual book his 6-year-old son had been given in school spent a night in jail after being arrested by police. David Parker, 42, confronted officials … Continue reading
CBS’ 6.1 million average nightly viewers last week was its lowest total since record-keeping started in 1987. [...] Low ratings for “Evening News” are a setback for CBS, which had received plenty of critical acclaim for the Schieffer-led broadcast. Schieffer … Continue reading
Students want Bibles removed from rooms ‘to avoid offence’ JUDE SHEERIN UNIVERSITY students have voted to ban the Bible because they believe it could offend non-Christians. Up to 6,000 copies of the Gideon Bible could be taken out of rooms … Continue reading
Moussaoui’s Mom Urges France to Save Son By ANNE DEVAILLY, Associated Press Writer 2 hours, 37 minutes ago MONTPELLIER, France – The mother of the only person convicted in the United States for participating in the Sept. 11 attacks urged … Continue reading
…enjoying Andrew Sullivan’s utter meltdown of late (other than my good friend Spoons, of course)? First he lost the election… Then he lost the papacy… Now he’s just a stark-raving lunatic. It’s sad to watch, and yet it’s not…
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The food fight started after the birthday girl came with doughnuts. And then the star student came with Twinkies. The health-conscious mother had seen enough. She fired off a mass e-mail to the parents of other children in her son’s … Continue reading
A guy who snuck into Canada to meet his internet love had an issue; he didn’t know it got cold in Canada… WINNIPEG (CP) – After sneaking across the border in bone-chilling weather to meet his Internet sweetheart, Charles Gonsoulin … Continue reading
Telly Savalas played one of the true legends of American television, the lollypop chomping smooth talking gritty detective, Kojak. Devoid of all ideas, USA Network is bringing back Kojak. Behold: USA’s NYC Subway poster campaign: I’m not exactly against the … Continue reading
This morning was very rainy in New York City. VERY rainy. The psycho old bastard in the picture above had no shoes on on the train. He had his feet resting on a newspaper to keep them from being on … Continue reading
Yahoo! News – Iran tells US nuclear sites cannot be destroyed “Our nuclear centres cannot be destroyed. Our nuclear technology comes from our scientists (and) we can transfer our nuclear workshops under mountains and carry out enrichment where no bomb … Continue reading
New York Post Online Edition: gossip January 31, 2005 — EVEN in death, Rodney Dangerfield gets no respect. The late comedy legend’s longtime publicist, Kevin Sasaki, got a call from a booker at CNN last week asking him if “Rodney … Continue reading
Yahoo! News – Ariz. Requires Citizenship Proof to Vote PHOENIX – Arizona has become the first state to require proof of citizenship when registering to vote, a measure that supporters say is intended to prevent voter fraud. The law went … Continue reading