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Man approached bison too closely in Yellowstone National Park and was injured Incident details A 40-year-old male, Clarence Yoder, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, approached a bison too closely (within 25 yards) on the afternoon of April 21, 2024, and was injured by the bison. The incident occurred on the West Entrance Road near the Seven […]
Tiffany Henyard gets Fed attention
Anyone recognize that name? Mason wrote of her in the SPOTW on April 2. Ms. Henyard is the mayor of Dolton, Illinois, a Chicago suburb. You should remember her as the youngest mayor in their history, a self-described “Super Mayor” – who has also attracted more than her fair share of publicity of the negative […]
Weekend Open Thread
The left likes to base their arguments on emotions and feelings, and other nonsense. This can’t stand up to fact, reason, and logic. Leave a forum, by extension social media and other interactions sites, alone and let these two sides clash “Saxon dual style” and watch that forum start leaning right. A lot of control […]
Johannah King-Slutzky, faculty member and a PhD candidate, wants “humanitarian aid” for the protestors
Johannah King-Slutzky is an instructor at Columbia University. She is also a PhD candidate there. While answering reporters, she advocated for the need for the protesters to receive what she called “humanitarian aid.” One example she gave was providing of a glass of water. However, this student and instructor with the Ivy League university ended […]
USS Boxer turns around from deployment for repairs in San Diego
The USS Boxer departed for deployment on April 1, 2024. Their destination was the Indo-Pacific to join other ships conducting operations in that area. While conducting integration training with the MV-22 Osprey, the ship’s starboard rudder demonstrated issues. The USS Boxer returned to San Diego where its starboard rudder will be subject to underwater repair. […]
Autism in the Military Next?
The Good Idea Fairy is Alive and Well People with autism navigate roadblocks to serving in the military Applicants and military members push for review of eligibility standards. By John Donvan, Marjorie McAfee, Katy Sheward, Justin Green, and Aria Young For people on the autism spectrum, finding their place in the American military can be […]
Illegal alien crossings into Texas decrease, but increases elsewhere
Although illegal aliens are still entering into the US via Texas, the number of encounters between law enforcement and illegal aliens has dropped in that state. El Paso, Big Bend, Del Rio, Loredo, and Rio Grande saw some noticeable declines in illegal alien crossings. However, San Diego, California, and Tucson, Arizona saw increases in illegal […]
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