"On Saturday night, The Wall Street Journal stunningly alleged that Elon Musk:
has used LSD, cocaine, ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms, often at private parties around the world… In 2018, for example, he took multiple tabs of acid at a party he hosted in Los Angeles.
These accusations are deeply serious.
People caught with even small amounts of cocaine or LSD can face felony charges... I read the article with interest, wondering what sources the Journal had relied on to learn Musk “often” used controlled substances.
Had someone gone on the record?
Had its reporters found a sworn statement, like a deposition from someone who’d provided Musk with drugs?
Perhaps they’d seen photos?
2,500 words later, I had my answer on the Journal’s sources: None...
A report by the Department of Homeland Security says the agency has released 2.3 million migrants into the United States up to September 2023.
However, the report hides the entry or stay of at least three million additional illegal migrants via various other routes during President Joe Biden’s three years.
Overall, the multiple routes delivered an increase of at least five million illegal migrants — or roughly one migrant for every two American infants born during Biden’s presidency.
1799 - British Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger introduced income tax, at two shillings (10p) in the pound, to raise funds for the Napoleonic Wars.
1894 - The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company put the first battery-operated switchboard into operation in Lexington, MA.
1902 - New York State introduced a bill to outlaw flirting in public.
1969 - The supersonic aeroplane Concorde made its first trial flight, at Bristol.
1984 - Clara Peller was first seen by TV viewers in the "Where's the Beef?" commercial campaign for Wendy's.
Hospital staff at Cincinnati Children’s in Ohio explained ways for doctors to work around parental consent for transgender minor patients in an internal training video obtained by the Daily Wire.
"In March 2021, The Telegraph was one of the first newspapers to imply a causal link between the jab and blood clots after Norwegian scientists suggested a possible mechanism.
On the day we published the story we received a threatening phone call from a senior official at the MHRA warning that The Telegraph would be banned from future briefings and press notices if we did not soften the news.
Fears of a tripledemic are "surging," according to a new report, but if there's panic in the streets, it's somehow failed to make the news.
"The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned that flu cases are "elevated and continue to increase in most parts of the country," complicated by the spread of respiratory syncytial virus infection (RSV) and, of course, COVID-19 variant. Hence a "tripledemic." Luis Ostrosky, chief of infectious diseases and epidemiology with UTHealth Houston and Memorial Hermann told The Hill, "We’re definitely seeing an increase in the number of flu cases, COVID-19," and that "they’re both surging right now." But the same story indicates that flu cases are merely returning to pre-lockdown norms and that RSV infections "peaked toward the end of November."..
On Saturday, January 6, one link caught my eye: “Claim: In a speech on Jan. 6, 2021, Donald Trump told supporters to storm the U.S. Capitol to delay the constitutional process that would affirm Joe Biden’s presidency.”
I clicked on it on the naive assumption that the fact-checkers, this time from Snopes.com, would be forced to explain the truth: that former President Donald Trump said no such thing.
Of course, I should have known better – there was no chance they would be fair. In fact, in their own analysis, they write on several occasions that Trump did not in fact direct anyone or anything to “storm the Capitol” – and yet their conclusion is that the claim is a “mixture” of truth and falsehood...
In three glaring instances, reporters at the New York City-based media agency managed to get their inaccurate and partisan hot takes cleared by editors, then published. While the AP has never been immune to leftist bias and inaccuracy — having all but brought the world to the brink with an erroneous November 2022 report that Russia had launched a missile strike on a NATO nation — the agency's rapid sequence of bad hot takes this week prompted an especially scathing response from critics.
"...Graves thanked the public for assisting the FBI in identifying J6rs and said more Capitol protesters would be arrested. “An important note about those who remained outside the [Capitol] building,” Graves said...
Graves then said the DOJ is now going to target THOUSANDS of Americans who were around the Capitol on January 6 – but did not enter the building. He continued, “But, if a person knowingly entered a restricted area without authorization, they had already committed a federal crime. Make no mistake, thousands of people occupying the area that they were not authorized to be present in in the first place.”...
Most January 6 protestors peacefully strolled through the Capitol after being waved in by police but they were arrested and charged by Biden’s corrupt Justice Department anyway.
Videos published by The Gateway Pundit show Capitol police moving barricades, opening sets of locked doors and waving in Trump supporters on January 6...
Joe Rogan and New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers were both castigated by the media during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic for questioning the origins of the virus, the effectiveness of facemasks, and, of course, the vaccine.
Now their critics look remarkably stupid as nearly everything Rogan and Rodgers originally said has now been proven true.
US criminal justice system has been consistently weak, and... scholarly narratives have too often ignored this."
"An analysis of twenty years of academic literature found that there is little or no evidence that minorities are mistreated by the criminal justice system when it comes to punishment, despite assertions to the contrary by policymakers, media, and academics...
During the last interglacial (LIG) 127-119k years ago, atmospheric CO2 was said to be 275 ppm, and yet the global sea levels were 6-9 m higher than they are today...
For example, in contrast to today’s 1-2 km thick northern Greenland ice sheet, Greenland’s northernmost latitudes were ice-free (and vegetated/forested) during the LIG warmth, a melt magnitude that is estimated to have added 300 cm (3 m) of sea level equivalent (SLE) to the globe’s sea levels..
Coleman Hughes is refusing to buy the left's narrative about the ouster of now-former Harvard president Claudine Gay.
After Gay's resignation on Tuesday, progressives claimed Gay had become the victim of a racially motivated campaign against her. The narrative argues that conservatives targeted Gay because she is black and a proponent of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.
"All of the usual suspects came forward to defend former Harvard president Claudine Gay, even after it was found that she'd plagiarized other people's work almost 50 times, something that would get an undergrad expelled.
Also implying that Gay should get a pass on her academic theft because she's back were Nikole Hannah-Jones, Ibram X. Kendi, and Marc Lamont Hill, who called Gay "an extraordinarily successful and gifted Black woman" who was under attack by"mediocre white men" and demanded that Harvard's next president also be a black woman....
Charles Osgood 1933 - Broadcast journalist (CBS News Sunday Morning)
1642 - Astronomer Galileo Galilei died in Arcetri, Italy.
1675 - The first corporation was chartered in the United States. The company was the New York Fishing Company.
1815 - The Battle of New Orleans began. The War of 1812 had officially ended on December 24, 1814, with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent. The news of the signing had not reached British troops in time to prevent their attack on New Orleans.
1889 - The tabulating machine was patented by Dr. Herman Hollerith. His firm, Tabulating Machine Company, later became International Business Machines Corporation (IBM).
1900 - U.S. President McKinley placed Alaska under military rule.
1958 - Bobby Fisher, at the age of 14, won the United States Chess Championship for the first time.
1964 - U.S. President Lyndon Johnson declared a "War on Poverty."
1987 - The Dow Jones industrial average closed over the 2000 mark for the first time at 2,002.25.
Democrats and their media allies are pressuring Republican leaders to endorse a $14 billion slush fund that would hide President Joe Biden’s migration flood during the 2024 election campaign.
"On Saturday night, The Wall Street Journal stunningly alleged that Elon Musk:
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"...Graves thanked the public for assisting the FBI in identifying J6rs and said more Capitol protesters would be arrested.
"All of the usual suspects came forward to defend former Harvard president Claudine Gay, even after it was found that she'd plagiarized other people's work almost 50 times, something that would get an undergrad expelled. 
