Donald Trump has recently been dealt a significant blow, as he has been ordered to cough up at least $90 million in the E. Jean Carroll verdict. Despite his appeal, this financial burden remains imminent for the former president. Within 30 days of the judge’s written judgment, Trump must turn over either cash or a bond. While Carroll is unable to immediately access this money during the appeal, Trump himself is also prohibited from utilizing the funds. Clearly, this is a situation that has left Trump in quite a predicament.
It’s amusing to think about the possibility of Trump’s check bouncing.… Continue reading
I sit here, scrolling through the news articles and social media posts, my heart heavy with disbelief and sorrow. The title stares back at me, “PA Man Decapitates Federal Employee Father.” How did we reach a point in society where such heinous acts occur? What kind of darkness lurks within someone’s soul to commit such a brutal act against their own flesh and blood?
As I delve deeper into the story, I learn of the troubled background of the perpetrator, Justin Mohn. It turns out that he had sued the federal government over his student loans in the past, harboring deep resentment towards those who were meant to help him.… Continue reading
E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, has taken a strong stance against Alina Habba’s false and baseless claim that Judge Lewis Kaplan mentored her over 30 years ago. In response to Kaplan’s scathing letter, Habba quickly backed down and expressed a desire to forget the whole thing. This immediate retreat is not surprising, considering the lack of credibility behind her allegations.
It’s worth questioning how a competent lawyer, like Habba claims to be, would not have known about any conflicts before making such serious allegations. The fact that the New York Post article, which brought attention to Habba’s claim, only appeared after her statement to the media raises suspicion.… Continue reading
Oregon leaders have recently declared a 90-day state of emergency in downtown Portland to address the fentanyl crisis that has crippled the city. As an Oregon native, I have witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of this crisis and the failure of previous approaches to tackle the issue. It is a nightmare for everyone involved, and it’s disheartening to see the city I once loved falling apart.
The efforts to combat this crisis include two public health campaigns and increased outreach to get people into treatment, recovery, and housing services. While these initiatives are promising, I can’t help but wonder if they will be enough to make a significant impact.… Continue reading
As a gun owner, I never thought I would see the day when I would be required to have liability insurance just to exercise my constitutional rights. However, it seems that this day may be coming sooner than I expected, with the introduction of a Maryland bill that would force gun owners to get $300K liability insurance in order to wear or carry a firearm.
At first glance, the idea of requiring insurance for gun owners may seem reasonable. After all, if you are going to carry a weapon, it would be smart to have insurance to protect yourself legally. One of my close friends has a concealed carry license in Illinois, and he always carries a card in his wallet along with his insurance information.… Continue reading
Pig Brain Kept Alive for Five Hours While Separated from the Body
What an extraordinary and bewildering concept it is to imagine a brain kept alive for five hours without the body it once inhabited. It evokes a multitude of emotions, from fascination to horror, as we grapple with the implications of such a phenomenon. As I ponder this, I am reminded of the haunting words, “I have no mouth yet I must scream.” It is a chilling thought, pondering the consciousness and experience of a brain severed from its physical existence.
In many ways, this experiment delves into the realm of man-made horrors beyond our comprehension.… Continue reading
Russia Hit With Widespread Internet Outage Across Country
As an avid gamer, it’s not every day that I have cause to rejoice over a widespread internet outage. However, when I heard that Russia was hit with a massive disruption to their internet services, I couldn’t help but crack a smile. It seems that the issue was related to a technical problem with the .ru domain’s global Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC), which is used to secure data exchanged in internet protocol networks.
Now, I’m not an expert in technology, so I can’t say for certain whether this was a result of a hack or just a failure in maintenance, hardware, or software.… Continue reading
E. Jean Carroll, the brave woman who accused former President Donald Trump of rape, has recently stated her plans for the $83.3 million that she was awarded in her defamation case against him. In an appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America, Carroll expressed her desire to use the money to support causes and initiatives that Donald Trump despises. This decision showcases her strength and determination to not let her abuser’s actions go unpunished.
Carroll’s idea of funding other trials against rapists is a powerful statement. By using the money to support legal action against perpetrators of sexual assault, she aims to bring justice to those who have suffered similar ordeals.… Continue reading
As a Texan, I am deeply frustrated and disappointed by the recent actions of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. His decision to sue five cities, including Austin and San Marcos, over their marijuana policies is a clear abuse of power and a blatant disregard for the principles of smaller government and personal freedom that the Republican Party claims to stand for.
It is ironic that the state government, which often champions the idea of states’ rights and limited federal interference, is now attempting to assert control over municipal governments. If the state government can ignore the federal government’s laws and regulations, then shouldn’t the same logic apply to local governments and their policies?… Continue reading
Iran not seeking war with the US but ‘not afraid of it,’ says military chief.
Oh please. Even America is scared of America. Yeah, getting all the proxies to attack US bases over 150 times, disruption of 20% of the world’s shipping, is just a bit of playful banter. Saddam said he wasn’t afraid. Then his army was wiped out within weeks, and before long he was swinging by a rope. Sometimes it’s okay, even smart, to be afraid.
You know what is really compelling evidence of courage is when you, unprompted, announce how unafraid you are of something that no one has said is happening yet.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker