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The Institute For Research & Education on Human Rights points out today that the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) is once again welcoming a white nationalist group, even while shunning organizations that represent LGBT and atheist conservatives. IREHR reports that the white nationalist group ProEnglish is sponsoring a booth at this week's CPAC, which costs exhibitors $4,000 in exchange for official recognition and promotion ...
Is "tea party candidate" a toxic label or a badge of honor? It depends on who you ask. Therein lies the conundrum for the Republican Party. By nearly 2-1, Republicans say a candidate's tea party affiliation makes it more likely they will vote for them, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. But by about the same margin, the broader pool of Americans ...
Russia's parliament gave its defiant support Friday to Crimean lawmakers who want to see their region split from Ukraine and join Russia, saying no sanctions imposed by the United States or Europe will change its mind. A delegation from the Crimean Parliament is in Moscow a day after its lawmakers voted unanimously to split from Ukraine, and said they'd put the decision to a ...
Newsweek emerged from its hibernation this week with a blockbuster story: the real identity of the mysterious inventor of Bitcoin, who went by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. Newsweek claims he is a 64-year-old, Japanese-American software engineer born Satoshi Nakamoto. On Thursday, that Satoshi Nakamoto said Newsweek got it wrong. In an exclusive two-hour interview with The Associated Press, Nakamoto, 64, denied he had anything ...
You know how you can look back at people living 150 years ago and chuckle at how they thought leeches could cure colds and drills could fix headaches? Well, a hundred years from now, that's how they'll see our treatment of mental illness (assuming they can be so smug living in a nightmarish dystopia). The truth is, we're just barely figuring out why human ...
t a Wednesday question-and-answer at UCLA, former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton mostly stood by her earlier comparison of Russia's Vladimir Putin to Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, the Washington Post reports. "I just want people to have a little historic perspective," Clinton said during the session, adding that she was merely pointing out similarity in tactics. "I'm not making a comparison certainly, but ...
All continues to not be well in the world of Bitcoin and related cryptocurrencies. Another exchange has been hacked, with the perpetrators making off with 76.69 bitcoins (a little under $50,000 at current trading rates). On Tuesday, the owner of the Poloniex exchange admitted on the Bitcoin Talk forum that around "12.3 percent of the BTC on Poloniex" was stolen. Poloniex did not immediately ...
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Relief may be on the way for a weather-weary United States with the predicted warming of the central Pacific Ocean brewing this year that will likely change weather worldwide. But it won't be for the better everywhere. The warming, called an El Nino, is expected to lead to fewer Atlantic hurricanes and more rain next winter for drought-stricken California and southern ...
Obama cut aid to Pakistan, by a substantial amount: the State Department argued is aimed at improving ties with India. "Developing an enduring and collaborative relationship with an increasingly stable and prosperous Pakistan that plays a constructive role in the region will therefore continue to be a priority for the United States," the State Department said proposing USD 100 million to Pakistan under the ...
Oh, Alaska. What did we do before we knew of your weird ways, thrown into harsh illumination on the national stage thanks to half-term grifterbilly Sarah Palin? If not for that fortuitous bit of happenstance, we would never be checking out an Alaska-based blog, and we would never have known about the Republican (of course!) Fairbanks borough assembly member who does not like Ms. ...
A tiny space rock barely missed Earth today (March 6) in the third of back-to-back-to-back asteroid flybys over the past 24 hours, coming six times closer than the orbit of the moon. The 25-foot-wide (8 meters) asteroid 2014 EC came within 38,300 miles (61,600 kilometers) of our planet at 4:21 p.m. ET (2121 GMT) today, NASA officials said. For comparison, the moon orbits Earth ...
So when in late 1956 Moscow crushed the Hungarian uprising, President Eisenhower could do little about it. He concentrated on helping Hungarian refugees. Privately, his heart went out to "captive peoples" whom he wanted to rescue from foreign domination (including, by the way, the Algerians laboring under French colonialism). But he was unwilling to risk WW III over Moscow's assertion that Hungary was its ...
In the study, children sat down individually with an examiner who introduced them to the two characters, each of whom had a cup filled with an unknown quantity of items. Children were told that each character's cup would "magically" add more items to a pile of objects already sitting on a table. But children were not allowed to see the number of objects in ...
The for­mer leader of Canada's Re­form Party, Pre­ston Man­ning, re­minded me of how Con­ser­v­a­tives "con­tinue to be seen as de­fen­sive and weak on the en­vi­ron­ment," as he put it in a re­cent speech in Ot­tawa. ... More: Russ Campbell's Blog: How Did Conservatives Lose Control of Environment File?
"The project bears two goals - economic and political," said Amir Dajani, deputy managing director at Bayti Real Estate Investment Company, which heads the city's construction. "The city provides and will provide thousands of jobs, and in the political angle, the idea is to construct the Palestinian state through establishing this city, as well as other cities." The city is planned to spread over ...
Just observing, or sharing my opinion, that the man who jails or assassinates his political opponents, equips and bankrolls rogue states and terrorist armies, cuts off Eastern Europe's gas in a harsh winter if they don't pay unfavourable prices, killed Poland's leaders, blackmailed Belarus and annexed north Georgia - just what we know of that springs to mind - again has the world clucking ...
The burning question now is this: Does slashing a felon's half-million-dollar public pension violate the U.S. Constitution? Bruce Malkenhorst - retired administrator for the tiny city of Vernon, who pleaded guilty to misappropriating public funds in 2011, and who received pension checks totaling a rather stunning $541,000 in 2012 - says yes. On Friday, Malkenhorst opened a new front in his knock-down, drag-out war ...
She was mad as hell and wasn't going to take it any more! The man, whose name has not been released, was attacked between 5 and 6 p.m. Saturday while he and others were attempting to guide a herd of bison through an open gate into a pen at the Grumpy Buffalo Farm, said authorities. The female bison went after the man and then ...
Nathaniel Frank, Slate: Mark Regnerus Testifies in Michigan Same-Sex Marriage Case: His Study Is Bunk. Scholarship has to be funded by someone. But disclosures and transparency are supposed to let readers know this. Instead, Regnerus was caught lying about the role of conservative funding in his work. In the study, Regnerus writes that "the funding sources played no role at all in the design ...
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