The drink that refreshes… Florida man arrested with 34 open cans of White Claw in his car during traffic stop | ksdk.com ksdk.com/article/news/nation…

If you look closely you might find a metaphor… ksdk.com/article/news/local/…

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I’m sure this kind of event is completely foreign to him. He also throws like a little girl.

The ABS system has been working well, except for nonsense like this. Called strike 3, batter walks out of batter’s box towards his dugout, past the catcher, then challenges the call, and the ump allows it. Ridiculous. mlb.com/news/oliver-marmol-e…

Commie worries that someone else getting wealthy means he’ll lose one of his dachas.

Scatbug added context: My wealth is the same as it was yesterday.

Deranged vandal or Washington Post editor? Is there a difference anymore?

People need to understand… Being put on a plane and flown back to your country is the most moderate and benevolent punishment for violating our laws and illegally entering our nations. Mass deportations are the opposite of radical. Want to see radical? Open a history book.

Shouldn’t care ‘cause I don’t live in Maine. But: “A man who declared his belief that we need a revolution in the United States trains revolutionaries in the use of weapons and tactics, while wearing a Totenkopf tattoo, is the Democrats' star candidate.” hotair.com/david-strom/2026/…

Wherein Christmas in July meets January 6 in June… NBC News: Burning Cross in Chicago Park Shocks Residents; January 6 Connection? – Twitchy twitchy.com/brettt/2026/06/1…

You’re not allowed to watch the World Cup if you fail to recognize the benefits bestowed on humanity by the British Empire, which spread the game through its dominions over which the sun never set.

A view from the cultural commanding heights. Leslie Stahl: Firing of Scott Pelley Was Worse Than Human Trafficking and the Holocaust! hotair.com/david-strom/2026/…

He seems off to a good start…

Tommy Herr signed seat cushion from the famous "Seat Cushion Rains Down Game". #STLCards

“You have the common-sense people who want the destruction of civilized values to stop, the people destroying those values, and the "elites" who side with the destroyers for their own purposes…” Precisely. Western “elites” are at the root of all of this. hotair.com/david-strom/2026/…

In 1903, the French government expelled the Carthusian monks from their monastery in the Alps and seized everything they owned. The monastery. The distillery. The equipment. All of it. There was just one little problem. Only two monks in the entire order knew the recipe for Chartreuse, and they had memorized it. There was nothing written down that the government could take. The French government hired chemists to reverse-engineer it. They analyzed every bottle they could find. They ran every test available to early 20th Century science. They could not replicate it. The liqueur they produced under the Chartreuse name was so inferior that it destroyed the brand almost immediately. Sales collapsed. The company the government set up to produce it went bankrupt in 1929. The monks, meanwhile, had relocated to Tarragona in Spain and were producing the real thing the entire time. In 1929, the same year the French government's operation went under, the monks quietly bought back the rights to their own name and returned to their monastery. The recipe is still known by exactly two monks at any given time. When one dies or becomes too ill to continue, he passes his portion to a successor. The full recipe has never been written down in a form that has left the order. Chartreuse is made from 130 Alpine plants and herbs. The monks tend the distillery themselves. They take no outside employees into the production process. The 1605 manuscript that started all of this is still held in the monastery archive. The French Third Republic lasted from 1870 to 1940. The monks are still there, still making Chartreuse. © Eats History #drthehistories

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Me When ICE Visits Your Plant and Your Employees Drop From 100 to 24? That's All on You hotair.com/tree-hugging-sist…

Money ain’t everything and the Mets ain’t the Dodgers…. “Based on payroll the Mets’ average cost per win this season is $12.31 million. The economy priced Cardinals have invested $3 million per victory.”