TRUE BORN SONS OF LIBERTY

No ads, no remuneration. Die Gedanken sind wirklich frei. The tyrant "has desires which he is utterly unable to satisfy, and has more wants than any one, and is truly poor, if you know how to inspect the whole soul of him: all his life long he is beset with fear and is full of convulsions, and distractions, even as the State which he resembles."

Grand Rapids, Michigan, climate update for December 2017

Laugh of the Day: Hillary for Senate . . . from Utah!

Stocks haven't really been worth all the trouble since the year 2000

Yahoo and HuffPo call this "normal" winter weather: It's not

In 2016 1.8 million immigrant invaders, highest ever: Where's The Wall Mr. Trump? Where's the tracking of visa holders?

Donald Trump, president of the Jews

Let this be a sign unto you: The era of libertarian looting ushered in by Reagan now reaching apogee will be followed by another FDR-like "progressive" era of welfare statism

Little Marco admits Republican tax bill went too far helping corporations

Michael Savage, crackpot: Emphasizes "wildlife and the earth" at dinner with President Trump

Alt-right critic Amanda Marcotte says white supremacists are harder to see at the end of 2017

Uh oh: A North Korean soldier who defected to South Korea this year has anthrax antibodies

Rich guys Charles Barkley and Shaq are just going to pocket their big tax cuts from Trump

Reagan era tax "reform" killed the golden dividend goose: Monthly yield hasn't been 4% or better since 1985

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas commandeers woman's first class seat on United flight

Over three months after Hurricane Maria, electricity won't be restored to all of Puerto Rico until May 2018

Read it and weep, suckers: Trump tells his rich friends at Mar-a-Lago that they just got a lot richer

Laugh of the Day: What's the difference between Tiger Woods and Santa?

Trump is scrambling to deal with a not physically fit Navy he inherited from Obama

The McLaughlin Group is coming back in 2018, with Tom Rogan as moderator

Tax Policy Center expects charitable giving to drop by $13 to $20 billion annually because of Republican tax reform