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Good news: IRS follows the law sometimes

Enjoy the spectacle of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, Shredder of Hard Drives, explaining that his agency likes to follow the law whenever it can: He’s talking about the byzantine tax laws tied into ObamaCare, but as a general statement of

There is no 'anti-war' movement to speak of, just anti-Bush

In response to MSNBC Viewers Vote For Obama To Bypass Congress On Military Action Against ISIS: 88% of the MSNBC audience pronouncing itself comfortable with unilateral Obama war, with a symbolic nod toward the Bush congressional authorization of force that

More news from the ISIS Ladies' Auxiliary

19-year-old Shannon Conley pled guilty today on charges of conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization today.  She’s the suburban Colorado gal who got nicked by the FBI while trying to board a plane to join up

The Midwestern mystery virus

It looks like we’ve got a full-blown outbreak on our hands, spreading out from the Midwest, particularly Kansas City and Chicago.  Ten states have now requested assistance from the Centers for Disease Control for dealing with a surge in rare

A look inside the IRS spin shop

USA Today has a lengthy article about a report from the Democrat-controlled Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations that’s supposed to dissipate the IRS scandal by demonstrating that “mismanagement, not political bias, was responsible for the targeting.”  It does nothing of

Shazam! 5 more IRS email accounts vanish!

The nefarious Homework-Eating Dog lunged from the shadows and gobbled up the email accounts of five more employees involved in the Tax Exempt Organizations voter-suppression scandal, including two of the famed “low level employees from the Cincinnati office,” according to

HealthCareDotGov got hacked

The first hacker attack on the ObamaCare federal exchange website – at least, the first one the Administration is aware of, and willing to admit to – happened in July, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.  Reportedly

Triumph of the bedbugs

The Wall Street Journal brings us a nasty little postscript from the bloodiest chapter in the history of environmental radicalism.  It seems New York City is suffering from another of its periodic bedbug outbreaks.  Hang on a second, I’ve got

The ugly burlesque of death-cult 'feminism'

From the fever swamps of MSNBC comes the latest burlesque performance of death-cult “feminism,” as Melissa Harris-Perry rapturously imagines pop singer Beyonce could have performed in front of a giant illuminated sign reading “HANDS UP, DON’T SHOOT” (the mantra of

More 'Monsters' incoming

2010’s “Monsters,” which is available for streaming on Netflix, was the launching pad for director Gareth Edwards’ meteoric career, which brought us “Godzilla” this summer, and will soon extend into a new “Star Wars” film.  That’s a heck of an

Ebola: No Big Deal, But Also a 'Threat to all Humanity'

Ebola: No Big Deal, But Also a 'Threat to all Humanity'

It’s very good news that the stricken aid workers and doctors brought back to the United States for ebola treatment have responded well to the experimental drugs they were given.  But after weeks of assiduously downplaying the scale of the

Mystery of the Android attack towers

Here’s a little high-tech ghost story to give you chills, just in case you weren’t already freaked out enough by the Nude Celebrity Hack, or the possible theft of a large trove of credit card numbers from Home Depot: Typical

Obama is the man who doesn't WANT to have a plan

In response to Feinstein: Obama is a Too Cautious Man Without a Plan: Obama isn’t cautious about ISIS, he’s annoyed.  He has stuff he wants to do to the United States, and he was really enjoying the luxurious perks of

Islamist militia seizes US embassy in Libya

If Barack Obama’s hideous foreign policy debacles were a stage play, this is the point where Hillary Clinton would be lowered on wires to fly around the stage shrieking “WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE?”  Tripoli has fallen to Islamists, prompting

Why a TV Network Would Cancel Its Highest-Rated Drama

Why a TV Network Would Cancel Its Highest-Rated Drama

A&E’s “Longmire,” which recently wrapped up its third season, is the second highest-rated program on the network (second only to “Duck Dynasty”) and the most popular original dramatic production the network has ever aired.  It’s an unassuming police procedural that