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Far-left Democrats are livid with President Biden for apparently not being politically correct enough during his State of the Union address. Biden called an illegal migrant an “illegal” and failed to use the word “abortion,” two alleged mistakes that caused the far left to lash out. Biden used the word “illegal” as a noun in reference to the illegal immigrant who allegedly killed Laken Riley. Noting Biden’s use of the word “illegal,” Las Americas Executive Director Marisa Limon Garza told Politico Playbook, “It was painful. And likely off-script.” “At best, it’s like when my father, a septuagenarian, makes an unintentional...

US Attorney General William Barr is “livid” that Jeffrey Epstein was apparently able to kill himself in a high-security federal penitentiary in Manhattan, according to a report on Saturday. Barr is “determined to get to the bottom of this,” a source told ABC 7, as the Bureau of Prisons announced that the FBI has launched an investigation into the apparent suicide of the convicted sex offender. The stunning developments come a day after a trove of newly unsealed documents implicated a number of powerful people in Epstein’s alleged sex trafficking ring. “The FBI is investigating the incident,” said the bureau....

You and your wife spent months house training your dog. When you were satisfied that he could be trusted, you put in EXPENSIVE new carpeting. The dog has had no accidents, and knows how to use the doggie door to do his business outside.

WHEN titian-haired publish ing titan Judith Regan took up with former top cop Bernard Kerik, she thought she'd met her match. And vice versa. But the illicit relationship came tumbling down, a friend of Regan's told me, not when she discovered her married lover had another mistress. It ended horribly after Regan learned Kerik's wife was pregnant. After that jolting discovery, Regan — as volatile, driven and foul-mouthed as any man — began using other words to describe her lover. "He's maniacal. Insane," a terrified Regan confided in a pal. Kerik, she said, had Regan followed to Los Angeles. He...

<p>Americans may mean what they say, but they can't always summon the language to say what they mean.</p> <p>I don't know how many times I've heard it, or read it, even in this newspaper: "The proof is in the pudding." "No, it isn't," I want to scream. "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." Cervantes wrote that four centuries ago. And don't get me started about having your cake and eating it, too. You have to have your cake in order to eat it. The trick is to eat it and still have it.</p>