In early October, ISIS called on its followers to engage in a “campaign of knife attacks” in the West, and it appears that Monday‘s attack could very well be the result of one radical Muslim’s taking that call to heart.
The Washington think tank that helped forge the defense views of President-elect Donald Trump says in a report that the armed forces are too small to win major wars.
Jimmy Kimmel skewered social justice warriors and their virtue signaling with the first-ever “politically correct Thanksgiving pageant.” The now allegedly controversial story of Pilgrims and Native Americans sharing a meal together was altered to not offend the perpetually offended. “So we thought it might be a good idea to update the story of Thanksgiving to reflect our modern sensitivities,” Kimmel explained.
Like the news sites didn’t question it almost at all. The NY Post even had its headline “CNN accidentally airs transsexual porn on Thanksgiving” without even potentially including room for doubt there.
Yet the Brady Campaign awarded Couric a “Bear Award” for the documentary. PEOPLE magazine reported the award without any mention of the “misleading” edits or the defamation suit. Rather, they said, “Couric was also honored for her gun violence prevention film, Under the Gun.”
While the robots are designed to help shoppers in multiple languages, one of the main responsibilities of the LoweBot is to “constantly monitor inventory.” The female voice of the roaming electronic associate sounds eerily similar to ones used in corny 80s films.
Student government leaders at Loyola University Maryland faced a barrage of pressure from the university administration to change the theme of a senior class party described as “very alienating, divisive and harmful” and against the university’s “core values,” according to emails provided to The Daily Caller. The theme? America.
Actor Brandon Victor Dixon, who plays Aaron Burr in the celebrated musical, told “CBS This Morning” on Monday that “there’s nothing to apologize for.” Dixon gave Vice President-elect Mike Pence an onstage earful about equality at the end of Friday’s performance.
Brian Kelly’s team doubled-down and managed to do something that has not been done in South Bend in 56 years: fail to win two games in a row for an entire season. There really isn’t a better way to juxtapose the high expectations of this football team heading into September to the reality of how low Notre Dame has truly sunk this season.
“They [will] break a record for how many oxygen masks they have on the sidelines,” he continued. “The combination of being that high up with pollution is just devastating to the body.”
The Texans distributed a memo on Wednesday that was a page long, giving them instructions on what to do and not do in Mexico as they travel to face the Oakland Raiders. The Associated Press obtained the memo. Included in the memo was a bullet point: “DO NOT leave the hotel.”
Hillary Clinton’s campaign communication’s director Jess McIntosh claimed that Hillary failed to win over white women in the election because white women are suffering from ‘internalized misogyny,’ and just can’t bring themselves to vote for a woman because they “don’t want to see a woman in that position of power.”
Given that, apparently, white women are the only demographic of women who suffer from ‘internalized misogyny,’ Casey is deeply concerned about the white women in his audience.
How did they come to have this affliction? Is there a cure?
Casey spoke to several white women listeners to address this problem, and how best to go about fixing these poor, broken white women.
