Palmer Luckey, the founder of Anduril, spoke with Joe Rogan a while back and it should be required listening at the Pentagon. America won that war because it designed weapons around what its factories could already build. War planners knew what grades of steel and aluminum General Motors and ...
Trump has always failed To the editor: In 2016, I went to a pop-up museum in the Mall of America. It was the Museum of Failure. One display was the evolution of viewing movies. First, we could see a movie at a theatre; when it was done showing, no more options to view it. Later, on tv, we could watch it, but only when it was being shown. Then we could rent a VHS movie and watch at home, when we wanted to watch it. There were also laser disc movies. The public chose VHS over laser discs, the laser discs died out. Next came DVDs, we loved them by the millions, doing away with our VHS ...
Wall Street Apes is a popular account on X with 1.4 million followers. Among other issues, the author frequently posts about threats to the United States and other Western nations from Islamic migration and uses interviews with Muslims (and ex-Muslims) themselves to bolster his ...
"It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are punished unless they kill in large numbers and to the sound of trumpets.”— Voltaire (1694-1778) A government that claims the authority to kill persons after they have been subdued, disarmed, tried, convicted and confined in prison has ...
Jerome Niss endorsement Letter to the editor: I am writing to endorse Jerome Niss for Mayor of Fairmont. I believe he can provide the leadership Fairmont needs. I worked with Jerome for many years at Harsco Rail. He demonstrated the ability to work with others to meet objectives. He always maintained a positive attitude and brought people together as a team. Fairmont needs a leader who can work with the city council to achieve positive outcomes for the citizens of Fairmont. I wholeheartedly endorse Jerome Niss in the upcoming election for Mayor. Thomas Wickham Fairmont, Minn.
About three weeks before Republicans expect an electoral beating, Donald Trump had to get rid of Kimberly Guilfoyle, his ambassador to Greece. He simply had to. Trump's money-grabbing corruption was wearing thin even on devoted fans, but the president knew how to wrap his mob-like patter in ...
