The founder of Greenpeace now backs nuclear energy. Yay!

A Florida public-school teacher may be in hot water for advancing Christianity in the classroom.

A man heckled the First Lady and then punched a wheelchair-bound teenage girl. Clearly a case of BDS.

The Times claims that Obama is better poised to win swing states and may even capture traditionally red states. Methinks not.

US retailers are limiting how much rice people can buy. Hellfire and brimstone are next!

Last year the temperature of the Earth dropped by a record margin. I’ll bet you didn’t know that, did you?

Stephen Hawking advocates moon bases and a mission to Mars. Me too, sign me up!

Top Hamas political adviser said the group supports Obama’s “foreign policy vision.” Geez.

A new study finds that a complex welfare system leaves England’s poor with no motivation to work. List of people that aren’t surprised: me. (And hopefully you.)

She calls them racist, woman-hating, unreliable, short-tempered, and so on. And remember, she’s a best-selling author and highly successful screenwriter.

It looks like it’s only a matter of time now…

Hillary is still kicking; don’t trust the polls.

I know it’s not really a “monument,” but I don’t think the local residents of Baghdad will look too kindly upon a state-of-the-art US-only facility.

Last year no deaths were reported on American airline flights. Hey, cool!

Just disgusting.

The superintendent brought the school to a screeching halt to educate the cadets about the benevolence of the US — we need a guy like this in our country!

His latest column reads like a high-schooler’s defense: “I did it, but everyone else is doing it too, so it’s OK!”

He recently called 9/11 a “suspicious event,” and said that the names of the victims were never published. Really, Mahmoud?

“Talking” doesn’t necessarily mean “comprising”, so give the guy a chance. Wait — he’s hugging and kissing Hamas leaders? Ummm… nevermind then; that’s not how it’s done.

China is now the world’s top polluter, and a professor in California suggests that the West transfer a “massive” amount of wealth and technology in order to solve the problem.