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The cover-up continues to unravel at an astonishing rate. On May 22nd, Dr. David Morens appeared before a congressional subcommittee to testify on the coronavirus “pandemic,” and what was presented was nothing short of explosive; Morens was (he’s now on administrative leave) a “senior scientific advisor” for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) under the direction of Anthony Fauci. Greg Piper of Just the News reported on the hearing, noting perhaps the most shocking detail of all—Morens’s emails revealed a certain professional practice at Fauci’s NIAID, and that was the implementation of typos, a deliberate misspelling of...

On July 9, 1981, Nintendo released Donkey Kong, the arcade game that saved the company. By this time Nintendo had been around nearly 100 years, though the company’s work had evolved greatly over time. It started as a playing-card company, later getting into such varied productions as instant rice and taxi services. In 1969, it ventured into an industry that would prove fruitful: electronic video games. For the next decade, Nintendo would achieve success in Japan with various home-gaming systems and arcade games. In 1979, the company decided it wanted to branch into the profitable U.S. market. Everyone agreed on...

A San Antonio Thai restaurant, Yaya, will let you use its Wi-Fi for free-- but only if you can solve this insanely complex math equation. Reddit user “Joshua_Glock” posted a picture of the restaurant’s handwritten Wi-Fi equation this past weekend, but no one has been able to connect to the network yet, First We Feast reported.

 A couple of Obama supporters (if you can't make out the logo on the paper)...

TED KENNEDY, LIBERAL LION, IS DEAD The 77-year-old Mass. senator, who lost two of his brothers to assassins' bullets, succumbs to brain cancer. Story Video: At the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port Mass. voters to pick successor Unlike most states, his replacement will be chosen through a special election, not by the governor. Story Obama: Kennedy a 'singular figure' in history Colleagues, rivals and leaders react | Your memories? The Grio: ‘Teddy was a lion for civil rights’ Newsweek's Alter: The Senate's greatest legislator AFP - Getty Images fileRemembering Ted Kennedy Video: NBC's Brian Williams looks back at senator's life,...

I can't believe this got by everybody. What a travesty. I thought Republicans were the dumb ones!

“What’s in a name?” Shakespere asked. Make that “Shakespeare.” Miami artist Maria Alquilar, much maligned for 11 misspellings that popped up in the educational mural she designed for the Livermore public library last year, spent today under the hot sun correcting her mistakes. In addition to fixing the bard’s name, she changed “Eistein” to “Einstein,” “Gaugan” to “Gauguin” and more. But Alquilar, who at first claimed artistic license and said she wasn’t going to return to fix the faux pas because people were being too mean about it, was giving no media interviews as she worked under a broad-brimmed straw...