I know a lot of folks like to cite Bitecofer as an expert, and quote her and all... but the fact that she thinks a sub-$500k ad buy in a Senate race in ANY state is a big deal... really tells you all you need to know about her level of expertise...

It should read "priest who declared himself in schism was declared excommunicated for schism": "I stated that I no longer considered myself in communion with the present Pope and the bishops" - that's schism!

BREAKING: Sen. Rand Paul appears to seek legal immunity in order to obtain testimony from Fauci's "FOIA lady," who allegedly instructed NIH staff on "making emails disappear" after a FOIA.

I covered the failure of Jay's predecessor, NIH Director Francis Collins, to cancel these same baby monkey torture experiments at the NIH, and believe it's instructive to revisit. Collins privately said the experiments were "third rate," but publicly defended them as "indispensable." His bulldog top deputy said that canceling it would create a "dangerous precedent." The NIH may view canceling any grant, no matter how immoral or dangerous, as an existential threat. Admitting the public has the right to expect that NIH research is actually GOOD SCIENCE could threaten to cause the whole house of cards to tumble. It's worth noting Jay's inner circle consists of longtime NIH bureaucrats entrenched in the institutes' toxic culture for decades.

NEW: Jay Bhattacharya was insubordinate when Trump asked him to cut funding from Harvard. Why? Jay has been the mentee of Harvard President Alan Garber since he was 19. The Harvard Crimson reports Jay hopes to maintain prestige in the Academy, which overwhelmingly opposes Trump. So NIH grants have continued to flow to even the most egregious research at Harvard. NIH falsely said that it canceled grants to a Harvard researcher specializing in infamous "maternal deprivation" studies that rip baby monkeys from their mothers. In fact, she received $850,000 earlier this month. 🧵

Plagiarism in all of its forms is fraud. It is passing off writing as yours that is not yours.

Hit the one in the middle

NEW: Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, Robert Malone and many others sign an open letter expressing disappointment about the state of MAHA. The letter accuses the admin of a "bait and switch." How did we get here? - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 9.7% of children have received a COVID vaccine this year. 9.2% are not recorded as being at high risk of complications from COVID and thus are not eligible for COVID booster shots under Food and Drug Administration rules released under former FDA Commissioner Marty Makary. Makary resigned under pressure in May. An FDA assessment conducted before his departure found that 10 children’s deaths may be attributable to the COVID vaccine. FDA career staff later revised that figure down using methods that a forensic pathologist who investigated two of the deaths said amounted to dishonest spin. - Last month FDA authorized Moderna's mRNA flu shot under "accelerated approval," a pathway that's supposed to be for drugs treating diseases with few other treatments. Just six months ago, in February, Makary's deputy deemed the data so poor he swiftly returned the application to the drug company. Moderna had compared its new shot against a standard dose vaccine. But that's not the flu vaccine recommended for seniors, who are at highest risk of serious disease, for whom the CDC recommends a more powerful dose. The mRNA causes side effects at twice the rate of the traditional flu vaccine. - A new indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with Pfizer allows HHS to purchase as much as $1.24 billion in mRNA shots for adults and children. - The extension of the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act declaration through December 31, 2029, grants COVID vaccine manufacturers continued liability protection.

Basically how David vs. Goliath went down

Kinda big and clunky looking for a fighter... sure it isn't a short-range bomber?

Talarico's spiritual mentor on the 'Inclusive Bible': “I think it’s really important to have a good translation so you can let go of the stupid stuff.”

EXCLUSIVE: Democratic candidate Blake Gendebien appears to have violated Federal Election Commission law by hiring a foreign national for his campaign... Gendebien briefly hired Ukrainian foreign national Gabriella Grabovska to work on his campaign from April to June 2026 and paid her over $8,000, according to FEC filings.

I appreciate @DailyCaller highlighting this important issue at last week's New Age of American Power summit, and enjoyed this conversation with @wupton, @ISAACforEnergy, and @jharrell on the impact of climate lawfare on the energy sector.

🚨 BREAKING: There is one topic @VivekGRamaswamy doesn't want to talk about. H-1B visas. 🚨 I gave him an opportunity to set the record straight and directly clarify his stance on the issue. Both he and his campaign refused. See the questions he DID answer here 👇

That's... peculiar🤔

The Iowa School for the Deaf taking on the Kansas School for the Deaf in 6-on-6 football is incredible

I get not punting it — a block or a return would be disastrous — but man... You've got to stress just one thing to your QB when you're going to do a fire drill safety to run out the clock... HOLD ON TO THE FOOTBALL AT ALL COSTS!

ABSOLUTELY INSANE WAY TO LOSE Vanderbilt never led all game up 31-28 NC State tries to kneel for a safety fumble -> Vandy TD -> Vandy win

An 'Inclusive Bible' is handed out to new members at JAMES TALARICO's longtime church. The book states it avoids using "SON of God" to describe Jesus. Current polling has Talarico and Paxton within striking distance of each other.