The culture wars are raging, but on at least one front the forces of good are winning. The “trans” ideology is crumbling fast. The latest evidence is this piece in Newsweek, written by two of the authors of the Department of…
Another holiday week, but still the news from Minnesota keeps coming. Today, it was all about the FBI. National/International: Forbes: FBI Investigating Alleged Fraud Scheme In Minnesota, Kash Patel Says Amid Attacks On…
Is Tucker Carlson crazy like a fox or crazy like a psychopath? Following his descent into the gutter of anti-Semitic claptrap, I have long gone with crazy like a fox. I think his shtick is entirely calculated. He’s appealing…
Is Candace Owens crazy like a fox or crazy like a psychopath? She appears to have developed a huge online audience for several varieties of insanity on her pocast. That’s quite an accomplishment. However, she will beat a…
I’m beginning to think this occasional series has become one of my bad habits, but as those with a bad habit frequently say, I can kick it any time. “I don’t need no doctor.” Let’s live it up in the here and now. Yesterday…
The big news, of course, is the amazing count on the Nick Shirley video as he visits childless childcares in Minneapolis (now beyond 30 million views), Contrary to popular belief, other news outlets are on the case, New York…
I spent countless hours in 2025 sitting in the back of federal courtrooms in Minnesota observing two types of cases play out: illegal immigration and welfare fraud. The one thing that both had in common was the application of…
I’ve been trying to catch up on reading I skipped in my favorite college courses and revisiting favorite films from years past. I thought I would serve up my 2020 list of 10 favorite films. When I ran it by a close friend…
Our extremely sensitive British cousins have struck a blow for humanity. Or, rather, for lobsterdom: “Boiling live lobsters to be banned under animal rights reforms.” In its animal welfare strategy, published on Monday, the…
I saw the film Seconds with my father at the Nile Theater in Minneapols when it was released in 1966. I remember being intrigued by it, but the emotions driving the protagonist were over my head. In retrospect, I see the film…
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