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School shootings may come as a shock, but school shooters are rarely a surprise. From Adam Lanza to Nikolas Cruz to the latest contestant in the Columbine psycho game, they’re exactly who people would expect to shoot up a school. The Uvalde, Texas, gunman gave off so many warning signs that he was obsessed with violence…

This also holds true for a range of social issues, but Democrats have managed to navigate most of those despite the basic split between the white socially liberal and the black socially conservative wings of the party. Gay marriage wasn’t a political dealbreaker, abortion certainly won’t be, but the lack of enthusiasm is a midterm…

Sign of the times. Every House Democrat voted for Rep. Nadler’s Respect for Marriage Act, which eliminates the Defense of Marriage Act.  The Defense of Marriage Act, signed into law by Bill Clinton in the 90s, passed the House with overwhelming support, from 224 Republicans and 118 Democrats. This time around, the repeal of the…

This wouldn’t be the first time George Soros lost a lot of money on a bad long shot candidate. And the old monster has cash to burn. American businessman George Soros has donated $1 million to Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke’s (D) campaign.  The Texas Ethics Commission confirmed Soros’s donation to O’Rourke’s Beto for Texas political action…

The annual mass sacrifice to Gaia is underway. At least 350 people have died in Spain from high temperatures during the past week, according to estimates by Spain’s Carlos III Health Institute. In Portugal, health officials said that nearly 240 people died in the first half of July due to the high temperatures, which reached 117…

The media treats opposition to illegal migration as simple racism. One of the basic experiential points that are ignored is the sheer havoc inflicted on local communities. Now the Imperial City is getting a taste of it thanks to Texas and then Arizona busing Biden’s illegal migrants over to Washington D.C. As Arizona’s Governor Ducey…

A tale of two surveys, one by Pew and one by Gallup, one on media bias and one on media trust. Journalists in the United States differ markedly from the general public in their views of “bothsidesism” – whether journalists should always strive to give equal coverage to all sides of an issue – according to a recent…