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- Don't Count on Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins to Save Us from Kavanaugh September 19, 2018Why are liberals looking to these women to save them?Eve Peyser
- This Photographer Shot Portraits of His Famous Friends in the Tub September 19, 2018From the late 70s to the early 90s, Don Herron photographed downtown New York cult icons in the bath.Miss Rosen
Signs of the Times
- The stakes just rose thanks to Bill Browder: EU threatens Cyprus with Article 7, censure for violating Browder's human rights! September 20, 2018It's been quite a week for Article 7 of the Lisbon Treaty. First Hungary and now Cyprus. And all because of some guy named Bill Browder? Despite numerous warnings and obstacles, Cyprus continues to assist Russia in investigating the finances of Bill Browder. This has resulted in letters of warning to Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades […]
- Will we see 'swamp critter' heads roll when Trump's declassified order of specific FISA documents is fulfilled? September 20, 2018Judicial Watch Director of Investigations and Research Chris Farrell appeared on "Lou Dobbs Tonight" on the Fox Business Network to discuss the Department of Justice's response to President Trump's FISA declassification request. Listen to what Dobbs and Farrell think may happen regarding President Trump's order to declassify specific documents. The Deep State players now are […]
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- The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Is Outraged that Anyone Would Think Bert and Ernie Are Gay September 20, 2018The pointless screed shows the utter vapidity of the newspaper's editorial board. The Wall Street Journal's editorial board, long a bastion for conservative opinion, has devolved into petty partisan sniping and transparent defenses of President Donald Trump since his takeover of the Republican Party. But the paper's new editorial published Wednesday really makes it clear that […]Cody Fenwick, AlterNet
News from Africa
- Cameroon:Militants Behead Cameroon Security Official September 19, 2018[CAJ News] Yaoundé -AN estimated 400 civilians and 160 state security personnel have been killed in the protests in English-speaking regions of Cameroon over the past two years.