With so many crazy things happening, sometimes things fall through the cracks. Here are some headlines that may be worth discussing. So Trump took his clown show to Facebook: The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals MORE
In the wake of Attorney General William Barr’s admission of the obvious on Tuesday — “to date, we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election” — Sen. MORE
Emotional support animals are no longer considered service animals, which the Department of Transportation now defines solely as trained dogs. No more pigs, peacocks, and ponies as the regulations tighten the reins on passengers who MORE
Congratulations go to Senator Mark Kelly as he was sworn in to the U.S. Senate on Wednesday afternoon. His defeat of incumbent Republican Martha McSally in the seat formerly held by John McCain moves the MORE
The Craigslist ad made the rounds on Twitter and Facebook. Sandwiched between the heading “Protesters Needed” and a map of downtown Lincoln, someone was claiming to be antifa and willing to pay as many as MORE
Chicken Adjacent Meat: Tastes like chicken…. Cultured meat, produced in bioreactors without the slaughter of an animal, has been approved for sale by a regulatory authority for the first time. The development has been hailed MORE
LE††UCE PREY “Oklahomans have always turned to prayer to guide us through trials and seasons of uncertainty, and I am asking Oklahomans of all faiths and religious backgrounds to join together with me on Thursday,” MORE
QAnon’s days as a solely U.S. phenomenon are over. The conspiracy theory’s foothold in Japan — home to one of its most active networks outside the U.S. — demonstrates how the movement can be made MORE
“We are in a very dangerous place due to the current, extremely high COVID baseline and limited hospital capacity; a further post-Thanksgiving surge will compromise COVID patient care, as well as medical care overall.” The White MORE
In a Tuesday interview on Fox News with Martha McCallum, former campaign manager Brad Parscale waxed poetically about his emotional involvement with Donald Trump and his family, the conflicts in the campaign, and why Trump MORE
Anyone following the #sexytrumpgirl hashtag on Parler, a social media site increasingly popular with conservatives, got an eyeful one recent Thursday evening as images of topless women and links to hardcore pornography websites appeared at MORE
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s effort to educate the public on the coronavirus pandemic has earned him scores of admirers, but his work on the global HIV/AIDS crisis saw him cheered on Tuesday by one star-studded fan MORE
WORLDOMETER stats: +182,276 new cases +2,614 new deaths (4th deadliest day on record, worst since April) 14.1 million cases and 277,000 deaths total JOHNS HOPKINS stats: America’s 7 day average positive test rate is now MORE
Trump now wants to veto a defense bill over Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which protects companies that can host trillions of messages from being sued into oblivion by anyone who feels MORE
On Tuesday night a sweeping dataset of every small business that received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) or Economic Injury Disaster (EIDL) loan was released. The program resulted in $700 billion in forgiveable loans. Properties MORE
The vaccine has been authorized far quicker than any other in history, its lightning development outpacing the traditional timeline of 15-20 years. The United Kingdom became the first country Wednesday to formally approve the Pfizer and MORE
“DeVos says free college amounts to a ‘socialist takeover of higher education…” [In a veiled swing at President-elect Joe Biden’s education plans] Education Secretary Betsy DeVos slammed free college as a “socialist takeover of higher MORE
“Someone’s going to get hurt, someone’s going to get shot, someone’s going to get killed,” Gabriel Sterling, with the secretary of state’s office, said Monday afternoon in an emotional and forceful news conference. “It’s not MORE
Everyone I talked to in Georgia says there are two keys to winning those races in January. One is preventing that drop-off in votes cast in a runoff, and reassembling a version of the coalition MORE