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They had to have renamed themselves to the current day "Wise County Conservatives", right?
- Drudge got excited about this this morning, and it is a big deal. But the plane safely landed.
- So a parent shows up with a gun at school and somehow it's just a "mental health" crisis? That didn't stop the police from arresting them. (The story provides no information other than the headline.)
- He gets shot in the back and charged with a crime.
- If you haven't seen this, you need to. A senator thinks that a text message referring to particular seat at a basketball game must mean that Jack Smith was in Atlanta at the Hawks basketball game that night. In fact, the text referred to Smith going to a University of Maryland women's basketball game.
- Welcome to the new D.C. show, "The Oligarchy and the Mob Boss."
- When things go to hell in a hand-basket in a country, whoever controls the military controls the country.
- College girls suddenly have developed superhero powers.
- Kansas State:
- Georgia:
- We finally found out which government account is paying for the new Trump propaganda ads. "And a total of $20 million has been allocated for the effort" so there's more coming.
- I still think this Cornell Sex Scandal is criminally iffy, but the student newspaper decided to publish the names of the men allegedly involved which kicked off the current news coverage.
- It's not like that was a 60 Minutes investigation, though. It's right there in a public civil lawsuit filing.
- In a story in the New York Times examining the student newspaper's decision, I'm not sure what drives me crazier: The editor's use of "like" or the lawyer's legal advice.
- A player goes into the crowd at a WNBA playoff game last night.
- The official Aggie twitter account thought it was a good idea to tease a new end zone design this way. The avalanche of submitted altered photos in the comments should have come as no surprise.
- Our long summer heat nightmare is over. It ends for good today.
