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  • Pope Leo XIV Is Reportedly Related to Justin Bieber and Madonna

    06/14/2025 10:47:12 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 14 replies
    NME ^ | 13th June 2025 | Aneesa Ahmed
    Through one Canadian ancestor, the pontiff can also be linked to Angelina Jolie and Hillary ClintonPope Leo XIV is reportedly related to a roster of famous names, including Justin Bieber and Madonna, according to a new report by the New York Times. The publication put together a deep dive into the Pope’s ancestry, in collaboration with genealogists at American Ancestors and the Cuban Genealogy Club of Miami. One of the findings is that the pontiff is linked to both Bieber and Madonna through a common ancestor born around six generations ago – and it also links him to the...
  • REVEALED: Chief Justice John Roberts Caught in Secretive, Invite-Only Club for Elite Judges and Lawyers That Includes James Boasberg, Beryl Howell, Amit Mehta and Ketanji Brown Jackson

    03/20/2025 4:57:22 PM PDT · by Diogenesis · 124 replies
    gateway pundit ^ | Mar. 20, 2025 | Jim Hoft
    Full title: Chief Justice John Roberts Caught in Secretive, Invite-Only Club for Elite Judges and Lawyers That Includes James Boasberg, Beryl Howell, Amit Mehta and Ketanji Brown Jackson .... This is a shocking development.
  • Why Biden’s 2020 win ultimately helped Trump

    11/11/2024 10:33:09 AM PST · by ChicagoConservative27 · 30 replies
    The Hill ^ | 11/11/2024 | Douglas MacKinnon
    While on a long drive home with my wife the day after the election, I started to list for her the reasons why Joe Biden becoming president in 2020 was ultimately the best possible outcome for Donald Trump, our nation — and even the world. Upon returning home, my wife turned on Fox News. Lara Trump was on “Hannity” alluding to the same point. As an aside, those who hoped and prayed for a Trump victory should know that Republican National Committee co-chair Lara Trump and chairman Michael Whatley are two of the unsung heroes of this election. The RNC...
  • Wilkie Collins at 200: What Agatha Christie and Mick Herron owe to the inventor of detective fiction

    01/08/2024 11:44:59 AM PST · by Borges · 14 replies
    Daily Telegraph ^ | 1/8/24 | Amanda Craig
    Many years ago, I was in crisis. As a result of university, I had come to hate reading, an experience all too familiar to those who study literature. What saved me was picking up an unfashionable Victorian novel in a bookshop: Wilkie Collins’s The Woman in White (1860). A short way into its opening – in which the hero Walter recounts how, returning from his mother’s cottage in Hampstead he is accosted by a terrified young woman dressed in white, assists her, then learns that she has escaped from an asylum – I was gripped. The story, filled with vivid...
  • ‘Very intimate knowledge’: What Ron DeSantis saw while serving at Guantánamo

    03/23/2023 10:03:32 PM PDT · by Pol-92064 · 44 replies
    Miami Herald ^ | 03/07/2023 | BY MICHAEL WILNER
    As a young military officer at the height of the war on terror, Lt. Ron DeSantis was often seen running on the beach of Guantánamo Bay and along its ridgeline, encircling Camp America. It was a chaotic time at the U.S. military detention facility in Cuba, and as an ambitious Navy lawyer, DeSantis was positioned to witness history up close. He arrived at Joint Task Force Guantanamo in the spring of 2006 as its leaders were grappling with multiple challenges and global scrutiny. Aggressive tactics were adopted to break a hunger strike. An armed clash erupted between detainees and a...
  • Kari Lake's Chances of Beating Kyrsten Sinema in Arizona, According to Poll

    01/17/2023 9:23:35 PM PST · by 11th_VA · 51 replies
    Newsweek ^ | 1/17/23
    Kari Lake, the Republican who lost the Arizona governor's race this past November, could beat both potential competitors Ruben Gallego and Kyrsten Sinema were she to run in 2024 for the latter's Senate seat, according to a recent poll. The survey, released January 11 by website Blueprint Polling, imagined a scenario in which Sinema, a former Democrat turned independent who's held her Senate seat since 2019, runs for reelection against Lake and Gallego, a Democrat who represents the state's 3rd Congressional District. Lake, who rumors say is considering running for the seat but has not confirmed this, polled at 36...
  • Mitch McConnell’s math depends on Republican voters staying home

    08/14/2022 4:13:34 PM PDT · by T Ruth · 46 replies
    American Thinker ^ | August 14, 2022 | Joe Strader
    Many in the Republican conservative base have good reasons for disliking Senator McConnell. However, he is the leader of the Senate Republicans, making him the highest-ranking Republican in office. Republicans with more political power and a larger base are currently on the outside looking in. That can change. I would never pretend to know what is going on in my senior senator’s head, but I have observed him since the Reagan administration, so I know how he operates.*** Kentucky does not elect him as the Republican leader of the Senate. That is on the senators who vote for him as...
  • The day raging Ivana chased cheating Trump down the ski slope – going backwards so she could wag her finger in his face: Just one gloriously feisty cameo in the life of the irrepressible society queen, who has died aged 73

    07/15/2022 5:21:17 PM PDT · by RummyChick · 92 replies
    daily mail ^ | 7/15.2022 | leonard
    There was just one thing that would have made the brash and chaotic circus of the Trump presidency complete — his irrepressible first wife, Ivana. Unlike shy and glacial Melania, whose heart never seemed to be in it, the Czech-born former skiing instructor and fur coat model would have been the perfect, larger-than-life First Lady for the bombastic president. Her outrageous hairdos were as bouffant as his, her wit as caustic and her personality just as egocentric and competitive. The formidable Ivana was also a detail-obsessed workaholic who played a key role in the Trump business empire. She became an...
  • It’s time for John Su to go

    10/31/2021 12:31:52 PM PDT · by Auntie Mame · 7 replies
    Steve Kirsch's newsletter ^ | 10/31/2021 | Steve Kirsch
    The CDC's expert on VAERS hasn't computed the URF or spotted any safety signals. His negligence has led to the death of over 150,000 Americans. It was deliberate. Here's the proof.Executive SummaryDr. John Su is the government’s top expert on reporting safety signals to the CDC and FDA. His incompetence/corruption in failing to compute a simple number required for a proper risk-benefit analysis, has led to the needless loss of life of over 150,000 Americans. Dr. Su should be immediately fired by the CDC. There is no excuse for anyone in such a critical position at the CDC to make...
  • Burials up 15%, cremations up 10% in 2021 compared to 2020 when there were no covid "vaccines"

    10/31/2021 12:05:44 PM PDT · by E. Pluribus Unum · 33 replies
    A Final Warning ^ | 2021-10-31 | ETHANH
    More than five cemeteries overseen by The Catholic Cemeteries have seen a 15 percent increase in burials and a 10 percent increase in cremations so far this year compared to 2020. Executive Director Joan Gecik says that she believes the increases are due to a backlog of committal services that were postponed at the height of the "pandemic," but the reality is that "vaccines" more than likely also play a role. Those who still believe in the plandemic are already fearfully making reservations for burials and cremations of their loved ones for the summer 2022, expecting that the next "waves"...
  • The Five Universal Laws of Human Stupidity

    10/31/2021 3:37:13 AM PDT · by knarf · 15 replies
    Something light .... and true
  • If the U.S. Economy Booms Would Donald Trump Pass on 2024?

    03/07/2021 5:05:31 AM PST · by Onthebrink · 52 replies
    National Interest ^ | 3/6/2021 | Rachel Bucchino
    Experts suggested a spate of approaches that Trump may take in a hypothetical 2024 White House race if he and Biden were to face a rematch and even if the economy was restored. “If the economy is booming, he can always find other wedge issues to run on. He can rally voters by continuing to claim Democrats stole the election, he can point to various cultural excesses on the left, and he can say there might be Supreme Court justices who will retire and they need to be replaced with conservatives. And the Biden administration and congressional Democrats will no...
  • Why Bother? Mike Pence Hints at 2024 Run After Betraying President Trump, His Voters and America

    02/01/2021 4:26:03 PM PST · by LibertyWoman · 151 replies
    The Gateway Pundit ^ | 02/01/2021 | Jim Hoft
    In the the morning on January 6th we noted Vice President Mike Pence would end the day in history branded as a hero or a traitor to his country. We now know that answer. At noon on January 6th, while the President was speaking to a million patriots in the Capital, VP Pence released his own memo explaining why he was overlooking the corruption and election fraud which ended up stealing the election from President Trump, his boss, and the American people: “It is my considered judgement that my oath to support and defend the Constitution constrains me from claiming...
  • he Real Reason Charles Dickens Wrote "A Christmas Carol"

    12/25/2020 12:43:21 PM PST · by imardmd1 · 60 replies
    TIME blog ^ | December 13, 2016 | John Broich
    Published 173 years ago this month, Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol was an instant bestseller, followed by countless print, stage and screen productions. Victorians called it “a new gospel,” and reading or watching it became a sacred ritual for many, without which the Christmas season cannot materialize. But A Christmas Carol’s seemingly timeless transcendence hides the fact that it was very much the product of a particular moment in history, its author meaning to weigh in on specific issues of the day. . . . What he wrote was that employers are responsible for the well-being of their employees. Their...
  • A better way to handle the Coronavirus? (Without plunging the country into a great depression)

    04/04/2020 6:58:07 AM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 23 replies
    American Thinker ^ | 04/04/2020 | By Earick Ward
    As the COVID-19 pandemic has caused state, federal, and international governments to impose various degrees of "safer at home" orders to flatten the curve, at some point we will have to begin to discuss whether the cure (economic Armageddon) is as bad as, if not worse than the disease. While I won't question the medical rationale for making such recommendations, the question for Americans that must be addressed is, when and how will we exit the coronavirus turnpike? The economic impact of the national shutdown is estimated to displace upwards of 53 million American workers. What will be the impact...
  • An Open Letter to Miley Cyrus

    05/08/2017 4:52:56 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 35 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | May 8, 2017 | Michael Brown
    Miley, I’m writing this letter to you on the slight chance you’ll read it. If you don’t, many others will, and some of them will begin to pray for you daily. Some of your followers might also read it, and perhaps something in this letter will speak to them.But I write to you for one reason only: I care about your soul. Despite your riches and your fame, your life is a shell of what God intends it to be.Please forgive me, though, if I’m not super familiar with your work. My daughters are in their late 30’s, so I...
  • Is Trump’s Rise Giving Progressives Second Thoughts?

    03/16/2016 4:19:32 AM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 31 replies
    The National Review ^ | March 16, 2016 | Charles C. W. Cooke
    Herewith, an under-asked question for our friends on the progressive left: “Has Donald Trump’s remarkable rise done anything to change your mind as to the ideal strength of the State?” I make this inquiry because, for a long while now, I have been of the view that the only thing that is likely to join conservatives and progressives in condemnation of government excess is the prospect that that excess will benefit the Right. Along with their peculiar belief that History takes “sides” and that improvement is inexorable and foreordained, most progressives hold as an article of faith that, because it...
  • Do Trump Voters Really Exist? How Both Parties Botched Iowa

    01/27/2016 3:51:11 PM PST · by 2ndDivisionVet · 68 replies
    The Daily Beast ^ | January 26, 2016 | Gideon Resnick
    Bernie and Trump boast about inspiring new people to head to the polls but less than a week away from the Iowa caucuses, the number of registered voters has decreased in the state over the past year. If the major political parties had some trick up their sleeves to get more voters registered ahead of the Iowa caucus, it hasn't happened yet. With under a week left until people vote for the first time in 2016, the number of registered Democrats and Republicans has remained fairly static in the last six months. So the big crowds at rallies for Bernie...
  • Businesses cash in as women chase bigger butts

    11/12/2014 1:49:08 PM PST · by Bettyprob · 38 replies
    The Associated Press ^ | Nov. 11, 2014 | Joseph Pisani
    NEW YORK (AP) — Gym classes that promise a plump posterior are in high demand. A surgery that pumps fat into the buttocks is gaining popularity. And padded panties that give the appearance of a rounder rump are selling out. The U.S. booty business is getting a big bump. Companies are cashing in on growing demand from women seeking the more curvaceous figures of their favorite stars, who flaunt their fuller rear ends. Nicki Minaj, for instance, raps about her "big fat" butt in "Anaconda." Reality star Kim Kardashian posts photos of hers on Instagram. And in the music video...
  • Rick Santorum Was The Most Conservative, Authentic and Resilient Candidate of 2012

    04/10/2012 5:26:18 PM PDT · by Steelfish · 51 replies
    Telegraph(UK) ^ | April 10, 2012
    Rick Santorum Was The Most Conservative, Authentic and Resilient Candidate of 2012. Tim Stanley April 10th Rick Santorum's struggle touched a chord with many working-class Americans Rick Santorum said goodbye on Tuesday afternoon. It was a classic performance from the Rickster – heartfelt, overlong, a little bitter. He pledged to go on fighting for the little people but acknowledged that the race was over, brought to a close by his daughter’s illness and poor polling. To most people this means that it’s now between Romney and Obama. The only minority report on that will come from Newt Gingrich. You can...