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So let us know what is actually outstanding and I'm sure we can raid our piggy banks.

Far-Right FEMA Official in Charge of Disaster Response Once Said He Involuntarily Teleported to a Waffle House 50 Miles Away Gregg Phillips was appointed head of the Office of Response and Recovery at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in December 2025, despite having limited experience...

What ever happened to old fashioned (!) messenger services that used to exist precisely for deliveries like this? Guy on a bike (or roller blades) would come in, pick up the package, and cycle it to wherever it was going.

It certainly matters to his victims. And it matters to how he is remembered. And it matters to other victims to know that their predators can be exposed no matter how sacred a cow they are.

Reading this story made me think, how many more were there? How many men we saw as heroes were really monsters in disguise? Cesar Chavez, a Civil Rights Icon, Is Accused of Abusing Girls for Years Ana Murguia remembers the day the man she had regarded as a hero called her house and summoned her to s...

The village idiot is suddenly silent about his accusations that we support the Iranian regime, now that no one fell into the moronic "trap" he tried to set for us.

Who will be the first to take off their shoes? When Joseph Stalin took the stage, applause wasn’t just standard. It meant your freedom. As the crowd thundered with cheers, no one dared to break first. Not after two minutes. Not after four. Not after six. As Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn wrote in “The Gula...

Everyone here wishes that every country in the world would become a stable, democratic state. The issue, as recent experience in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, etc. have shown, is that bombing the crap out of them doesn't typically lead to that result. Did you imagine that expressing support for a...

Tell me again how these are not the actions of a totalitarian state. The government is now threatening the licenses of broadcasters who don't provide only favorable coverage of the war.

This post isn’t really about double‑parking. You posted an article about double parking, but it wasn't actually about double parking. Gotcha, thanks for clearing that up. It’s about the local government’s tolerance of people doing whatever they want, in broad daylight, in highly congested areas. Wh...

Except that it is more like:

You have a six foot rug whose one end runs one foot up a wall.
You cut off the foot that climbs the wall and attach it to the other end.
Now you have six feet of rug that you can actually walk on.

On many residential streets in Manhattan, overnight double parking is pretty much a necessity. I have no idea whether parking enforcement turns a blind eye to, or makes a mint from, the practice. Nor was I around at a time of day when I would have seen how folks managed to extract their cars from th...

The village idiot doesn't believe double parking is a thing in the U.S.

Will he ask Trump to put a tariff on Mexican meth, so that Montana meth can compete?

Screw Covid, I'm going to Sturgis A metamorphosis occurs each August in Sturgis, SD. The small 7,000 person town is invaded (peacefully) by a steady stream of Harleys, Indians, and Triumphs among countless other motorcycle brands. The rumbles of their engines bubbling at each intersection can be he...