Daily Caller | Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe has habitually spread conspiracy theories, but that hasn’t prevented him from maintaining a presence in the national media.
Jordan Satchell | The beginning of February was a rough stretch for Jeff Bezos.
RT | New Zealand has rolled out a ban on military-style semi-automatic and assault rifles following last week’s massacre in Christchurch, which saw 50 people killed at two mosques in the worst mass shooting in the country’s history.
Daily Mail | Study concluded that as societies get bigger, religions become more ‘moralistic’.
Daily Mail | The suicide of Alan Krueger, a former Obama and Clinton adviser who killed himself this weekend, has shocked the worlds of politics and business where he was universally revered.
London Telegraph | A second woman is being investigated by the police following allegations that she made transphobic comments on social media, the Telegraph can reveal.
Free Beacon | Dem Rep falsely claims during event she was in ’99th percentile’ on ‘high-stakes test’.
Daily Mail | In a new paper, researchers say they’ve proved that two realities can exist at once, at least when it comes to the quantum world.
Paul Joseph Watson | Man questioned over comment about Brexit.
Paul Joseph Watson | Senagalese man arrested after trying to ram road block.
Steve Watson | ‘NY Times, Wa Post are not what they used to be’.
Newsbusters | “I tried something novel. Rather than tell the President what was happening on a particular issue, I asked him to tell me.” What an idea!
Breitbart | The London Fire Brigade has attacked Peppa Pig, the cartoon famous with little children the world over, for referring to one of the female characters as being dressed as a “fireman.”
Breitbart | “We have seen a tremendous amount of consolidation in regard to social platforms and the tech industry over the last decade.”
Sputnik | Scientists believe that humans were once able to sense the Earth’s magnetic field and use it for navigation purposes, just like many other living beings do.