Month: July 2026

Martha Lillard, the last known American polio patient who depended on an iron lung to breathe, died June 26 in Shawnee, Oklahoma. She was 78 years old, nearly six decades past the age doctors once told her family she would reach. Her sister, Cindy McVey, told the Associated Press that Lillard’s death certificate lists chronic pulmonary failure …

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The FBI has reportedly fired two intelligence analysts after they refused to participate in the bureau’s investigation into Georgia’s 2020 presidential election. According to multiple reports, the Atlanta-based analysts, a husband and wife, told colleagues they did not believe the investigation was justified and declined to work on the case. They were reportedly escorted from the …

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These Brooklyn cops made the mistake of pulling over and handing out bogus traffic tickets to the wrong reporter. My driving drama began April 12, a bright Sunday afternoon, during a trip to the gym for a quick workout. I was rudely interrupted at Fourth Avenue and 86th Street in Bay Ridge by about a half-dozen …

Not Guilty! Post reporter beats bogus, petty tickets in traffic court, giving hope to all innocent NYC drivers Read More »

President Donald Trump shared a simple video of a Minnesota kindergarten graduation, one that captured a striking visual shift in American public education. Dozens of young girls, many in hijabs, marked the end of their first year of formal schooling. Rather than reflect on what this image reveals about rapid demographic transformation and cultural integration, children’s YouTube …

Ms. Rachel’s Defends Kids Wearing Oppressive Hijabs Which Are Intended to Prevent Muslim Men From Lusting for Them Read More »

The federal government is working on a database of injuries from the shots delivered to people, some of them unwilling recipients, during the COVID-19 China virus pandemic. It’s so that there is a determination on what injuries are compensable under the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program. “The Table will list and explain injuries that, based on …

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Credit: CALIFORNIA SECRETARY OF STATE SHIRLEY N. WEBER, PH.D. California has once again ignited concerns over election integrity after revelations that the state is recruiting noncitizen teenagers to work inside polling places during elections. Natalie Winters first reported this outrageous development out of the Golden State. Green card holders as young as 16, noncitizens who …

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There are stupid takes, and then there are STUPID TAKES. More

The bakery’s owner has a history of using political outrage as a marketing tool. The owner of a Texas bakery said it was staying open for the Fourth of July out of fear and anger over the policies of the Trump administration, and many responded by calling for a boycott of the bakery. Haley Popp …

‘F**k this fascist regime’: Texas bakery hit with boycott after calling MAGA ‘rabid’ and ‘immoral’ in Fourth of July post Read More »

Official Office for National Statistics (ONS) data released today shows Muhammad – including variant spellings – has once again claimed the top spot as the most popular name for newborn boys in England and Wales. This marks the third consecutive year Muhammad has led the boys’ chart, continuing a trend that has drawn significant public attention …

Muhammad Tops Baby Boys’ Names In England And Wales For Third Straight Year Read More »

The battery recycler Ascend Elements was riding high in 2023, flush with hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding. The seed money provided to the Massachusetts company, which launched in 2017, was one of several large bets the Biden administration placed on the green future as it essentially created a venture capital arm at …

When Uncle Sam Turns Venture Capitalist, What Could Go Wrong? Read More »