Donald Trump waited barely two days before fulfilling a major new year resolution. Early Saturday morning, U.S. warplanes filled the skies above Caracas while Delta Force commandos swooped in on the ground. Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife didn’t even have time to escape their bedroom before being arrested. By nightfall, they had arrived
Part-time MS NOW host Rachel Maddow remarkably showed up to work on a weekend, appearing on the network from a mysterious remote location on Saturday morning to criticize President Donald Trump’s military operation that captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro. “Not only will [Trump] care about people saying this is illegal, he’ll see that as an
Misdemeanor theft cases dropped 60 percent from 2019 to 2023 in Multnomah County thanks to ‘catch and release’ policies The damaged traffic box at the site of a fatal accident in Portland. The traffic lights lost function after a thief stole copper wire from the box. (City of Portland) A Portland thief who stole copper
Merry Christmas and all that. We’ve just a few days left in what has been by far the dumbest year on record. Don’t worry—the next one will be even dumber, and 2028 is going to reach forbidding heights of stupidity for which none of us are adequately prepared. Enjoy this while it lasts. Come, friends and
There’s been a lot of chatter on the social networking platforms about what it means to be American. Some argue that all you need is a large gun, a pair of balls, and a healthy lust for Lady Liberty. Others insist that “heritage Americans”—folks who can trace their bloodlines back to the Founding—are better than
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei last week condemned the US’s seizure of an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast, but Iran’s interests in Latin America stretch beyond the oil trade Members of Hezbollah/Getty Images Hezbollah terrorists are flocking to Venezuela as the terror group—and Iran’s most important proxy—increasingly turns to drug trafficking as a way to
Given Nikole Hannah-Jones’s status as a celebrity big-foot at the New York Times—winner of the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for her “1619 Project,” winner of a $625,000 MacArthur Foundation “genius” grant, occupant of the Knight Chair in Race and Journalism at Howard University backed by “nearly $20 million” from the Knight Foundation, the John D. and