Новости за 10.08.2020

(NEW YORK POST) -- Political correctness has now expanded to space, where NASA says planets, galaxies and other heavenly bodies will no longer be referred to by “offensive” nicknames. In a press release Thursday, the space agency said that all planets and heavenly bodies will be referred only to by their scientific names, the Houston…

By Chuck Ross Daily Caller News Foundation A former Bush administration official has released audio of his conversation from Jan. 10, 2017, with Stefan Halper, a former Cambridge professor who was an FBI source during the Trump-Russia probe. Halper told Steven Schrage that Michael Flynn, the incoming national security adviser, was likely not “going to…

(FOX NEWS) -- The United States is grappling with a new form of "urban guerrilla warfare" driven by the left's "lust for power," Attorney General William Barr told "Life, Liberty & Levin" on Sunday. Discussing the ongoing Black Lives Matter riots rippling through several U.S. cities, Barr told host Mark Levin that the organization --…

(TOLEDO BLADE) -- GRAYLING, Mich. — On the iconic Au Sable River in the forested northern tier of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, it is not just dark that envelopes the waterway on this moonless night – it is as if the Creator pulled down the shades and in one omnipotent stroke, covered the landscape in a…

By Andrew Trunsky Daily Caller News Foundation Election officials in Arizona, Florida and Pennsylvania didn’t respond to repeated inquiries on when the nation could expect the results from the November election. An official in Wisconsin said timing is uncertain. Wisconsin and Michigan have invested millions towards protective equipment, recruiting poll workers and facilitating the count…

Iran sank a U.S. aircraft carrier. Big news, right? Well, yes -- but not for the reasons you may be thinking. First, it wasn't really an American aircraft carrier. It wasn't an aircraft carrier at all, actually. And while Iran meant to "sink" it, it didn't mean to sink it. And certainly not in the…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Politics.] By Christina Ramirez Real Clear Politics At what point do our public health interventions themselves cause a public health crisis?  Might our efforts to keep the public equally safe be reinforcing unsafe levels of inequality?  We obviously need to protect those most at risk…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Politics.] By Mercedes Schlapp Real Clear Politics Most of the mainstream media say the same thing when it comes to voter fraud -- it’s too rare to be consequential. In endlessly repeating this line, the media is now doing more than just slinging mud at…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Energy.] By Brian Maloney Real Clear Energy As America’s political middle ground gives way to sharp left-right divisions and even violence, there are winners and losers in the war on ideas. What in the recent past would have been considered up for debate, now shifts…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Politics.] By Stacey Rudin Real Clear Politics From the beginning of time, humans have used mythology to make sense of a chaotic natural world. Sir G.L. Gomme dubbed myths “the science of a pre-scientific age.” Folklore provided pre-scientific people a comforting sense of control over…

Five teens in Auburn, Washington, have received the civilian honor of a lifetime after stepping into harm's way to protect a police officer in need. According to a release on King County's Facebook page, Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht earlier this week handed down the Sheriff's "Medal of Heroism" Award for only the second time since it…

A university that punished a student for posting online an image marking the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre in China is being sued. The Fordham Observer reported Fordham University had ruled that two of student Andrew Tong's Instagram posts violated university rules against bias and hate crimes or were "threatening and intimidating." Tong said…

A college student who rocketed to social-media fame when he was captured on video playing a tune on an old piano in an antique store burst into tears when he was told the store owner was gifting him a Steinway. "To see him cry made me cry," said Mark Waters, owner of the ReMARKable Cleanouts…