Who are you going to believe, them or me?
Advocacy groups are lobbying filmmakers to stop showing cigarettes because tobacco kills. But so does violence and drug use.
I hesitate to point this out, but without Thomas Jefferson there would be no Charlottesville. As we know it.
Yep, as predicted, millennials have come to their senses and are now fleeing urban paradises with their children in tow.
Robocalls are more than just a nuisance. They defraud unsuspecting people. And with 3.7 million complaints to the FTC last year, they’re also causing us to waste government resources.
Once the border situation became so gothic it was no longer deniable, politicians started bickering instead of immediately allocating money to ease the humanitarian crisis on the border and to beef up security.
Take your eyes off a child for a minute and the unimaginable can happen.
Someone needs to remind mewling millennials that no one made them take out loans to go to college.
Be careful. These e-scooters can travel at up to 16 mph and some of the people riding on them are idiots.
Instead of holding regular press conferences and responding quickly to media inquiries, the city of Virginia Beach’s “communications” department is issuing late Thursday afternoon missives.
In a letter to city workers this afternoon, the office of communications wrote that the FBI “has indicated it might take as long as 12 months to complete their forensic overview.”
Could we please have a voluntary moratorium on the following words: Hitler, Nazis and concentration camps? When we’re talking about politics, that is.
Kyle Kashuv is a smart guy who did a bad thing when he was 16. Harvard doesn’t want him on campus and many lefties on social media are gloating over his rejection.
“We used to joke that it would take a member of the public shooting up the place to get them to put card swipers on our floor,” I was told by one survivor.
I’m old enough to remember when O. J. Simpson was one of the most beloved athletes and celebrities in the nation.
Some intuitive person in the church basement got to know my dad and realized – most likely in a moment of exquisite horror – that rather than talking people off a ledge, my father was more likely to lose his temper and give them a metaphorical push.
A 2018 poll of teenagers showed that only 35 percent of 16 to 19 years olds planned to get summer jobs. That’s sharply lower than 2000 when 51 percent entered the seasonal job market.
The House of Representatives has averaged 138 "legislative days" a year since 2001...fewer than three days a week.