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<![CDATA[ A quick round of applause to this young man for taking one for the team. We’ve all seen cops abuse their authority, and it’s good to see someone trying to call them on it. CNN.com – Driving tip: Don’t … Continue reading →

<![CDATA[ Just to prove that fundamentalist Islam doesn't have a monopoly on nutcases: Signs of the Times. ]]>

<![CDATA[ I hope the feds track down these kids before they go from obnoxious to profoundly dangerous. And I hope the brats end up doing some serious time in juvie, or perhaps get a thousand hours of public service… maybe … Continue reading →

<![CDATA[ Another day, another attempt by our elected lower-life-forms to undermine every possible facet of freedom and justice in their pursuit of wealth and influence. Bill Summary & Status S.1606 Title: A bill to establish an opt-out system for expungement … Continue reading →

<![CDATA[ When your FBI director has even the gung-ho types in the department rolling their eyes, you’ve clearly lost the plot. My favorite quote: “I guess this means we’ve won the war on terror,” said one exasperated FBI agent, speaking … Continue reading →

<![CDATA[ When your FBI director has even the gung-ho types in the department rolling their eyes, you’ve clearly lost the plot. My favorite quote: “I guess this means we’ve won the war on terror,” said one exasperated FBI agent, speaking … Continue reading →

<![CDATA[ Has there ever been a more generous, kind NBA superstar than Shaq? Every time I turn around, the man is giving his money or his time away to someone in need. To go beyond gifts of money and goods, … Continue reading →

<![CDATA[ My sympathies go out to the victims and their families. I just hope that, despite some of the witness reports, the death toll stays in the single digits. BBC NEWS | UK | London rocked by terror attacks Two … Continue reading →

<![CDATA[ Oh, c’mon… NWAnews.com Rogers Mayor Steve Womack, who got his own big green can this month, said it has fit easily into his weekly trash routine. “I loved it,” he said. “I looked at my neighborhood, and it had … Continue reading →