Author: Whatfinger Editor

Calls are pouring in for the U.S. Supreme Court to take up and stop California’s ongoing barfare against constitutional attorney John Eastman. The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project and the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) filed amicus briefs on Tuesday urging the nation’s highest court to hear arguments in Eastman v. State Bar of California during its 2026 term. At least four justices must agree to hear a case before it can be considered by the full court. At issue is California’s recent decision to strip Eastman of his law license over legal advice he gave President Donald Trump regarding the…

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Crappy feet.While humans might be mostly to blame for Antarctica’s snow melt, scientists are pointing to another surprising source of the a-thaw-calypse — penguin poop.The penguins track fecal matter across the ice during their marches, prompting the spread of green snow that melts faster than its white counterpart. In turn, this bloom contributes to the rising temperatures that thaw the snow, further accelerating the greening of the frozen continent. “The link between wildlife, nutrients, and snow algae is a critical missing component in projections of expansion of ice-free areas in Antarctica,” the study’s senior author Alia Khan, a cryosphere biogeochemist…

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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Tuesday it would deploy additional support to Pennsylvania after the state requested assistance to help investigate its ongoing measles outbreak.The support comes through the Epi-Aid program, a rapid CDC response that helps investigate and contain urgent public health threats. These include infectious and noninfectious disease outbreaks. State officials retain overall leadership of the investigation, while the CDC team provides technical support.The federal response comes amid a widening U.S. measles outbreak, with Pennsylvania reporting 1,136 cases as of Oct. 9.The state’s official measles dashboard also lists five measles-associated deaths as of…

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Santiago Perez/Image Via Lee County Sheriff’s Office Another day, another illegal released into the country by Democrats, arrested for a violent crime. A man arrested in Florida for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor has been identified as a trans illegal from Mexico. According to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, the suspect, Santiago Perez, 38, a biological man pretending to be a woman, posed as a prospective buyer for a property and set up a tour of the house with the homeowner. It is alleged that on October 6, during the walkthrough, he maneuvered the homeowner’s underage son into a bathroom…

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Donald Trump has pushed his economic plans to address “affordability,” while at the same time arguing that higher gas prices and their impact on inflation are small prices to pay to keep Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. So far, that argument appears to have resonated, even with Democrats and the media playing stupid games with Trump’s argument.  Advertisement That doesn’t mean the problem has gone away, however. Today’s report on the Consumer Price Index provides an uncomfortable reminder less than three weeks before Election Day:The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) increased 0.6 percent on a seasonally…

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Rising temperatures, poor air quality and the spread of infectious diseases could increase the burden of neurological disorders, with the most vulnerable communities facing the greatest risks. Climate change is emerging as a growing threat to brain health, as rising temperatures and other environmental pressures add to the burden of neurological health conditions. Neurological disorders, ranging from migraines to dementia and Parkinson’s disease, affect around one in three people over their lifetime, according to estimates cited by neurologist Ulf Kallweit, who is also a co-chair of the environmental influences task force at the European Academy of Neurology. Combined with mental…

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The Best of Daniel McAdams Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity and co-Producer/co-Host, Ron Paul Liberty Report. Daniel served as the foreign affairs, civil liberties, and defense/intel policy advisor to U.S. Congressman Ron Paul, MD (R-Texas) from 2001 until Dr. Paul’s retirement at the end of 2012. From 1993-1999 he worked as a journalist based in Budapest, Hungary, and traveled through the former communist bloc as a human rights monitor and election observer.

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Beverage industry groups have criticized the tax, with the German Brewers’ Association calling it “a burden on both consumers and businesses.”(AFP) — The German government on Wednesday approved a plan to tax sugary drinks, ending the latest dispute to hit Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s uneasy coalition.The sugar tax aims to provide funds for the public health care system and help “protect health, particularly of children and adolescents,” according to the Finance Ministry.Some of Merz’s center-right conservatives had opposed the tax, which was being pushed by the center-left Social Democrats, the junior partners in his government.The Cabinet approved draft legislation Wednesday that…

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The Iran-backed Houthi insurgents of Yemen launched another wave of missiles at civilian airports and oil facilities in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday night, inflicting severe damage on the headquarters of Saudi Aramco, the national oil company. Saudi officials said the top three floors of the Aramco building were damaged, including offices used by CEO Amin Nasser and other top executives. The headquarters building also contains an operations center for the company’s vast drilling and shipping network. The Saudi energy ministry said a fire broke out on the upper floors of the Aramco building after the attack. Sources in Saudi Arabia…

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Character.AI, which offers AI chatbot companions to users, has filed for bankruptcy and has agreed to sell certain assets to a Disney company.The AI platform filed a voluntary petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Oct. 12, listing an estimated $50 million to $100 million in assets and liabilities and between 100 and 199 creditors. The decision was taken to enable a “value-maximizing sale of all or substantially all” of the company’s assets, Character.AI said in an Oct. 12 statement.In a court filing, the company’s CEO Colin M. Adams said the technology driving Character.AI was “expensive to operate.”The company does not…

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Employers who try to extend the visas of their temporary foreign workers must file new justifications for not hiring skilled Americans, say new regulations from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The rule change ended the prior deference rules, which say agency examiners must defer to years-old corporate justifications for foreign workers. The likely result will be many more denials of requests for visa workers, such as the H-1B and J-1 workers being targeted by Vice-President JD Vance’s anti-fraud campaign. “DHS believes that removing deference [to prior justifications] would enhance program integrity and thereby better protect the interests of U.S. workers,…

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United States Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro confirmed that her office has opened an investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-MN) finances, separate from the immigration-related investigation currently being carried out by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS). After Omar’s Washington, DC, home was raided by Homeland Security Investigations agents on Monday, Pirro told Fox News her office had opened the probe — this one revolving around Omar’s finances. “That is subject of an investigation as well,” Pirro said when Fox News’s John Roberts mentioned previous allegations about Omar’s net worth and finances.…

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Governments have responded by reducing fuel taxes or providing subsidies and by releasing strategic reserves that will need to be replenished.(AFP) — Diesel supply disruptions in the Persian Gulf stemming from the U.S. war against Iran will keep the market tight into 2027, the International Energy Agency said Wednesday, as rebuilding depleted stocks will take time.“The gasoil market balance will remain tight well into 2027 and is dependent on a recovery of product supply from the Middle East,” the Paris-based agency said in its monthly energy markets report.Diesel prices have hit record highs across Europe and in the United States…

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It’s a tale as old as party politics: Democrats saying they’re going to be moderates, then being unable to back it up. Take Eileen Laubacher, who’s running against GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District. She paints Boebert, who’s been in the House since 2021, as being an extremist — and says that she’s going to stand up to “extremists in both parties.” Why, just listen to this ad: [embedded content] “Like so many of us, Eileen is done with the extremists in both parties,” a narrator intones in the piece. “Maybe the best way to break through…

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Well, well well… Interesting development. The conspiracy theorists were correct all along. Four years after the attacks on the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea, one of the alleged perpetrators has to answer in court for the first time. The trial of Serhiy Kuznetsov began today in Hamburg, Germany. During opening arguments, lawyers representing Kuznetsov informed the judge that he was acting on instructions given to him by the government of Ukraine when he led a team to detonate explosives on the Nord Stream pipeline. GERMANY – According to the indictment, Serhiy K., together with other military personnel and…

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Jaime West, a Democrat running for county council in Fayette County, Indiana, is going viral for a bizarre interview during a recent forum, where she claimed that she would fire all Republicans and defiantly declared, “We have guns too” as she ranted and slurred through her interview. The disastrous interview – part of a televised forum sponsored by local outlets TV3 and the Connersville News Examiner – was strange from the beginning, as West admitted to viewers that she did not prepare an opening statement. Slurring her speech throughout her diatribe, she bragged about her children and said she owns a…

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(AFP) — Police raided Turkey’s most-watched news channel, Halk TV, early Wednesday, halting broadcasts and installing a government-appointed administrator in the latest move against pro-opposition media.They also raided homes, arresting 11 people — among them a journalist and seven family members of Halk TV Chairman Cafer Mahiroglu, who described it as “a dark day for Turkey.”“Police raid at Halk TV headquarters! A trustee has been appointed, broadcasts have been halted,” Halk TV wrote on X as its live news channel and YouTube broadcasts were cut during the predawn raids.It was the latest move against media viewed as critical of Turkish…

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(CN) — German prosecutors on Wednesday set out to convict a former Ukrainian army officer they accuse of overseeing an operation to blow up Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines in September 2022, one of Europe’s biggest acts of sabotage since World War II.The politically charged trial opened at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court in Hamburg under tight security. Proceedings are expected to continue through early next year.Since the pipeline project was first conceived, critics have accused Germany of becoming dangerously dependent on Russian gas. Supporters saw the lines as crucial to German prosperity and a way to enhance relations with Russia.Serhii…

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The FBI arrested an OpenAI employee from Saudi Arabia on charges that he hid a covert listening device inside the company’s executive conference room to spy on the AI giant’s inner workings. CNBC reports that the DOJ announced Tuesday that Abdulrahman Alfozan, 35, a Saudi national, was arrested October 9 in connection with a hidden recording device found in a conference room used by OpenAI executives. OpenAI believes the device had been planted only a few days before it was discovered, and credited federal investigators for swift action: the FBI “moved quickly to make an arrest.” Alfozan has since been…

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By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Wednesday, October 14, 2026Christa Pike | YouTube/ITV NewsThe mother of Christa Pike’s 19-year-old murder victim, who traveled to Tennessee to watch her daughter’s killer be executed, says the state failed her family after Pike’s botched execution.May Martinez is the mother of Colleen Slemmer, the teenager Pike was convicted of murdering three decades ago. Martinez and her husband traveled to Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville to witness what she believed would be justice for her daughter.“I think the state owes me a big apology,” Martinez told WTLV-TV after the failed execution. She is considering…

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On Wednesday, the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC spent time on their lead morning shows kicking dirt on President Trump going to Alaska as little more than a sign of impending GOP doom come November 3, continuing to show their political ignorance of how non-presidential elections work. NBC’s Today stood apart as, along with a doom-and-gloom report, it also took a swipe at White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia’s biography, which was more than they have done with Michigan Democrat Abdul el-Sayed and his ties to Islamists (such as this new revelation the Free Beacon covered). But first,…

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NATO SACEUR Gen. Alexus Grynkewich speaking at the Warsaw Security Forum (screenshot). Photo: TVP World via Armed Forces Press Please follow us on Truth Social, X, Youtube, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram Originally published at Armed Forces Press. The ‘Grynch’ tells some alternative facts Some housekeeping up front. I am not anti-Ukrainian. I have been to the front in Donbass. I was there during the 2022 invasion, dodging Russia paratroopers and cruise missiles in Kyiv; I walked across the Moldovan border. I appeared before House Oversight Committee attorneys on Ukraine. I had a Ukrainian refugee family in my house…

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Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday announced the purge of 189,000 subsidized Medicare, Medicaid, or CHIP enrollments for deceased persons or duplicate enrollees, saying the move would stop more than $1 billion in erroneous payments to insurance companies annually.”In 2026, CMS [Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services] identified 189,000 subsidized enrollments involving duplicate Medicare, Medicaid, or CHIP coverage on record showing the enrollee has died,” he said in a press conference. “CMS acted to remove improper subsidies in all these cases.” Kennedy stated that the purge would save taxpayers $738 million in 2026 alone…

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Netflix is cutting 6% of its staff — approximately 1,000 positions globally — in what will be the largest layoffs at the company since 2022. The layoffs were announced in an email to employees on Wednesday from Co-Chief Executives Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos, which stated that most of the cuts would be to the platform’s product, tech, legal and human-resources teams. “Our mission—to entertain the world—is ambitious, and delivering on it requires us to be disciplined about where we prioritize our people and resources,” the executives told employees. The company is facing declining engagement and slowing growth, the Wall Street…

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Netflix announced about 1,000 employee layoffs this week, or about six percent of its 16,000-person staff. Previously, Netflix’s largest layoff was half that — 450 job cuts in 2022. In a company-wide memo, co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters wrote  in part, “We wanted to share that we are making a number of organizational changes and, as a result, we’ll be letting go of roughly 6% of our colleagues, with the greatest impact to our product, tech, legal, and HR teams.” “Our mission — to entertain the world — is ambitious, and delivering on it requires us to be disciplined…

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Liars? Yes. Idiots? Most certainly. Both? Obviously so. IRENA, an intergovernmental agency created by a remarkably stupid treaty between the European Union and 170 countries worldwide, has a modest proposal: spend almost 10 percent of global GDP over the next quarter-century to expand renewable energy production.  Advertisement IRENA’s latest report tracking progress towards the UAE Consensus global energy goals finds that up to US$1 trillion/year must be invested in grids & flexibility between 2026 & 2030. Investment in grids is crucial to ensure the connection of renewable power for energy security, economic development & climate protection. See how: https://t.co/Fylexuy3mM— IRENA (@IRENA) October 8,…

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Troy Jackson burps into his microphone during Tuesday night’s Senate debate while Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) (pictured) delivers her closing statement. Credit: Electron Media Group, Inc.YouTube screenshot A Democratic candidate in one of the nation’s most critical races performed a disgusting, low-class action during a debate that is going viral. As The Maine Morning Star reported, Maine GOP Senator Susan Collins and Democrat challenger Troy Jackson faced off in their second-to-last debate on Tuesday night as the general election rapidly approaches. The two had multiple testy exchanges on various issues, including energy costs, immigration, tariffs, and campaign finance. Throughout the…

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As Democrats gear up for a possible retake of the US Senate, Elizabeth Warren is laying out plans for her potential future chairmanship of the Senate Banking Committee.A top priority for Warren? Quadrupling a tax on stock buybacks– but only after years and years of Warren herself benefiting from them.Warren’s latest financial disclosure form shows that she and her husband own between $500,001 and $1,000,000 in Vanguard’s 500 Index Fund (Admiral Shares), and held that investment at the end of calendar year 2025.She also held that investment in calendar year 2024.

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‘I think I could be a better president than Donald Trump,’ Lemon tells podcaster By Ian M. Giatti, Christian Post Reporter Wednesday, October 14, 2026Don Lemon interviews Pastor Jonathan Parnell of Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Jan. 18, 2026, after protesters stormed a Sunday church service. | Screenshot/X/Benny JohnsonFormer CNN anchor and independent journalist Don Lemon, who was indicted earlier this year on federal charges stemming from his coverage of an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church, says he is leaning toward a potential run for the White House. Lemon, who spent 17 years at CNN before launching the…

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A new report from the state auditor says 57 dams in California are in poor or unsatisfactory condition, posing a safety risk to hundreds of thousands of residents.Out of those 57 dams, 40 have “high or extremely high” hazard classifications as of May, the Oct. 13 report said.“Failure of just one of these 40 high or extremely high hazard dams could pose harm to as many as hundreds of thousands of people and cause billions of dollars in property damage,” the auditor warned, citing the Department of Water Resources’ (DWR’s) assessment of 1,222 Californian dams.The most common factors for the…

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Kari Lake speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference at the Gaylord National Resort Hotel and Convention Center in Oxon Hill, Md., on Feb. 21, 2025. Kayla Bartkowski/Getty ImagesThe U.S. Supreme Court has declined to throw out sanctions against lawyers who represented former Arizona gubernatorial hopeful Kari Lake.Justices on Oct. 13 turned away a petition from Andrew Parker, one of the lawyers, for review of the $122,000 in sanctions. None of the justices outlined why they rejected the case.At least four of the nine justices must vote to accept such a petition, or they reject it. In a typical year,…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech The secret to ensuring that your company doesn’t lose customers? Constant, AI agent-powered corporate surveillance. That’s according to Josh Earle and Leo Paz, a pair of founders behind a vibe-coded Silicon Valley startup called Outlit. The venture argues that “AI customer surveillance” is the future of business-to-business sales. (“Our thesis,” as Earle put it in a disarmingly straightforward pitch email, is that “every company will soon assign an AI agent to every customer to watch their every move.”) “The whole surveillance component came…

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Stanford University sparked backlash after hosting a professional dominatrix and self-described “silly bimbo” to its lecture students. The elite university’s Structured Liberal Education (SLE) hosted dominatrix and author Brittany Newell as a guest speaker last week — a move that “divided students, with one questioning how her “expertise in dominating men” is relevant, according to a report by the Stanford Review. “Does SLE mean to tell 18-year-olds that profiting off of others’ vulnerabilities and shame is preferable to working 50-hour weeks at a big company?” the student newspaper questioned. “Is it okay with the idea that men should pay for expensive, temporary…

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As echoes of the Lindsay Clancy trial reverberate through American society, a Pennsylvania woman is in custody after she was found with her murdered husband and child at a resort in the Poconos. Clancy killed her three children in 2023, then tried and failed to kill herself. Her trial on charges stemming from that incident ended in a mistrial last month. On Monday, Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, of Towanda, Pennsylvania, was charged with two counts of homicide in the deaths of her husband, Charles Harrison, and the couple’s 3-year-old son, according to WNEP-TV. “This was a violent domestic tragedy in…

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Kansas Democrat Senate nominee Adam Hamilton voted for Kamala Harris for president in 2024 and contributed $500 to her campaign two days after former President Joe Biden ended his reelection bid, as Hamilton now campaigns against Republican Sen. Roger Marshall while calling himself a “different kind of Democrat.” Hamilton, the founding and senior pastor of the Church of the Resurrection, discussed his 2024 presidential vote in a November 7 video posted to his “Making Sense of Faith” YouTube channel. “I probably lean more towards a concern for the weak, the vulnerable — justice weighs heavily for me. And I felt…

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The Department of Energy (DOE) has announced support for funding 84 transmission and distribution projects in eight states, with the aim of improving grid reliability and lowering electricity costs for Americans.The department will support the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the largest public power provider in the United States, in funding these projects, which will add roughly 2.5 gigawatts of new grid capacity and help minimize power outages, the DOE said in an Oct. 13 statement.In total, around $581 million will be awarded. The investments are expected to help 2.58 million families and businesses get reliable, secure, and affordable electricity, and…

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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Oct. 14 that a massive exploration for oil, gas, and minerals was preparing to begin in Greenland, the autonomous territory of Denmark.Trump made the announcement in a Truth Social post, writing that some experts had indicated that the amount of available oil in Greenland is “far greater than that of almost any land, anywhere in the World.”He did not provide details about the exploration project.Trump also touted Greenland’s military strategic importance, saying that any future attack on the United States would have to pass through Greenland, where he said U.S. defense would “routinely knock…

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Screenshot of Twitter/X video. During a recent episode of his top-rated late-night show, Greg Gutfeld did a monologue about FOX News, their success, and why it drives the rest of the media absolutely bonkers. Greg pointed out that FOX News often covers stories that are ignored by the liberal media, which goes out of its way to protect Democrats and whatever narrative that the left is pushing at the time. FOX News lost more than a few Trump supporters after the 2020 election over its early call for Joe Biden in Arizona, but Gutfeld has remained popular despite all of…

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Parents in Colorado have risen in protest after the high school volleyball team their daughters play for cut several girls from the roster while a trans player gets ample playing time. The parents, four to be exact, claim that eight girls from the Dakota Ridge High School team were cut and a trans player was allowed to play. The group is now demanding answers from Jefferson County Public Schools. According to the parents, one of the girls was an outstanding player who had made the sophomore team as a freshman. “My daughter played volleyball at Dakota Ridge High School in…

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Led by Americans United for Life (AUL), top legal and medical pro-life groups, including the American Association of Pro-Life OB-GYNs, Christian Medical & Dental Associations, and the Catholic Medical Association have delivered policy recommendations to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in an effort to “increase the quality of data and reporting relating to maternal mortality and abortion” conducted by the agency and asked to provide a formal briefing to agency leadership. Backed by thousands of physicians, AUL and these medical organizations are asking the CDC to: Implement and publish a multi-metric U.S. maternal mortality dashboard that does…

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California is such a disgusting mess in so many ways.Not the least of it is how money, just like trillions of gallons of water, washes through the state in massive waves, never to be seen again, leaving no trace of its passage other than a tattered receipt in the hand of whoever sent it. Advertisement Back in August, Republican candidate for governor Steve Hilton told Joe Rogan about the ‘Homeless Industrial Complex’ that has ostensibly sprung up around ‘fixing’ the homelessness problem in CA, but, in reality, exists only to milk the funds pouring in to address it.$24 billion in…

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On Wednesday, 24 hours after having a fit over comedian Shane Gillis’s SNL joke about whorish gym attire, ABC’s Sara Haines attacked newly minted White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia for being pretty. The jealously from the aging co-host of The View was evident in a snarky allusion to know how Zacharia “got through the door” to get the job. In a best-case scenario, it was a comment about her only getting hired for her looks. In a worst-case scenario, it was a comment designed to invoke the thought of a sexual favor being exchanged. The first to take a…

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A government watchdog has called on the U.S. Office of Special Counsel to look into whether officials violated the Hatch Act in their search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-Minn.) home.The special counsel should investigate officials with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Department of Justice (DOJ), including Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, to see whether they violated the Hatch Act, lawyers with the Democracy Defenders Fund and Richard Painter, an ethics official during the George W. Bush administration, said in an Oct. 13 letter to Special Counsel Charles Baldis.The search of Omar’s home “appears to be timed to influence…

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A House bill that would let crime victims sue state and local officials who release illegal immigrants under federal detainers is sitting on the calendar for a possible post-election vote. The measure is the Shut Down Sanctuary Policies Act of 2026, H.R. 7640. Republican Rep. Tom McClintock of California introduced it on Feb. 23. The House placed it on the Union Calendar on March 12 as Calendar No. 465. Just the News reported Monday that the committee cleared it with little notice last month. Congress can stop sanctuary policies. They should pass @RepMcClintock’s H.R. 7640: Shut Down Sanctuary Policies Act…

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HBO is bringing back the ratings flop Girls for a five-episode seventh season. One of my favorite pastimes is pointing out just how much the elites in the corporate media, most especially in the entertainment media, pretend something is a cultural phenomenon when no one watches it. Jon Stewart’s original Daily Show era was a perfect example of this. Less than one-third of one percent of the American people watched the Daily Show. Nevertheless, because Jon Stewart served his Media Masters well, his every utterance was covered in the corporate entertainment media and the corporate news media as though it…

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A series of high-profile cases helped create momentum for a bill that would restructure how rape, incest and other cases are handled. But some key questions remain — including how the cash-strapped government will pay for it.PARIS (CN) — France’s lower house of Parliament unanimously passed a bill against sexual violence in many forms — a rarity where a divided National Assembly has made political deadlocks the norm — that could rewire the legal system and trigger a broader cultural paradigm shift.On Tuesday evening, 503 deputies voted in favor of the bill while 65 members of the hard-left France Unbowed…

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Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) pressed Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) on Tuesday night to disavow Epstein-linked Democrat megadonor and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, who has donated to the incumbent’s campaign. “Jon, one of your largest donors is Reid Hoffman. He slept on Epstein Island. He stayed at his Manhattan Townhouse. He sent Epstein ice cream and said it’s ‘for the girls.’ You claim to fight against the ‘Epstein class,’ but I’m going to tell you, this call is coming from inside the house and the ‘Epstein class’ is on stage right now, and it’s you,” Collins told Ossoff during a Georgia U.S. Senate race…

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On “The Alex Marlow Show,” host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow talked about Texas. Marlow said, “All sorts of very credible conservative influencers were reporting…suggesting that he’d been treated at this Lindner Center of Hope, a mental institution near Cincinnati. … Do you believe that James Talarico was in a mental institution for the last couple of weeks? My answer, in all honesty, is probably not. Probably not. It feels like people would have got to him and said, ‘Hey buddy, even if you’re freaking out, and maybe you are, because you are completely nuts and we have tons and…

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Soft-on-crime North Carolina Democrat Senate candidate Roy Cooper’s campaign responded to a reporter inquiry about his health with a screeching letter from the law firm of far-left election denier Marc Elias, a curious decision raising questions about what — if anything — the 69-year-old may be hiding. North State Journal, a North Carolina-based news outlet and member of the North Carolina Press Association, posted an article on Tuesday, Oct. 13, with the headline, “NSJ questioned Cooper’s campaign, got cease-and-desist in response.” The article lays out its purpose for asking about the candidate’s health by citing the withdrawal of Joe Biden from…

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