This post was originally published on here As the nation hurtles toward another in a monotonous series of faux “government shutdowns” next week, the Trump administration is taking a page out of Churchill’s playbook, “Never let a good crisis go to waste.” (Yes, I know Rahm Emmanuel said it too, but does anyone believe he ever…
This post was originally published on here It’s bemusing, at times, to reflect on the fact that some of the virile, manly, robust heroes of our youth are growing old. Case in point: On Thursday, we learned that that icon of American screens large and small, William Shatner, was rushed to the hospital after undergoing…
… , with conspiracy to defraud the United States and theft of government funds … with others to defraud the United States and Puerto Rico Department of …
Over the summer, I enjoyed a privilege that many other avid Letterboxd users can only dream of: One of my friends worked at AMC, allowing me to experience some of the summer’s most anticipated films on the big screen, all free of charge. The films my …
Though iOS 26.1 is a relatively minor update, it does enhance a few features and apparently fixes one key bug.
I have a deep blue iPhone 17 Pro Max on the way, and I’m not taking any chances with it.
This post was originally published on here Donald Trump’s recent shift on Ukraine has created an interesting dynamic among the Eurotrash leaders, and it begs the question: Did the current U.S. president just pull the mask off their faces? Advertisement As RedState reported, Trump recently pledged full support to the Ukrainian effort and even predicted…
I love a good mini computer, especially when its performance belies its size. This small box from Geekom does just that.
This post was originally published on hereA man in South Africa claimed God told him in a dream that “I will come to take my church” on September 23 and 24 this year. Clearly it was, as the Daily Mail headlined yesterday, a “doomsday false alarm.” But this wasn’t merely a miscounted date or a…
This post was originally published on hereToday, a Paris court sentenced Nicolas Sarkozy to five years in prison for illegal campaign financing by Libya for his 2007 presidential campaign. The court found that he had close associates and political supporters approach the Libyan authorities. Sarkozy, who remains an influential conservative figure, dismissed the allegations as…