About 100 bold Facebook employees have stepped forward to align themselves with a group calling for ideological rather than merely cosmetic diversity.
In an unusually fair story, The New York Times reported on this development.
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Shiva Ayyadurai is running as an independent against Elizabeth Warren for the the U.S. Senate seat in Massachusetts.
When sanctimonious Get Up co-host Michelle Beadle on Thursday grandstanded/virtue-signalled about no longer watching football in the aftermath of the Urban Meyer scandal, the NFL-centric ESPN obviously had already decided to send her back to Los Angeles (did she keep her apartment and put her furniture in a storage unit?) to increase her role in NBA coverage. She also supposedly leveraged a contract extension out of the schedule reshuffle.
A recent column in the Tampa Bay Times seems to provide yet another example why ordinary consumers have grown disillusioned with the pretentious, virtue-signalling mainstream or legacy media. Who knows — It might even be a “teachable moment.”
With an estimated 18 million visitors a year, and up to 300,000 tourists and residents on hand during any given night in the relatively small heart of the city, Amsterdam in the Netherlands is probably one of the best people-watching venues that you might visit, as others have noted. Most locals are friendly and speak English.
There was all sorts of breaking news while this blog was on hiatus for a vacation trip to Paris and Amsterdam which occurred during a European heat wave.
Researchers seem to have confirmed that dogs will try to cheer up owners who appear to be crying, which will probably come as no surprise to dog lovers.
The data seems to confirm that dogs are in tune with their owners’ emotional state and can read social cues, perhaps giving a new meaning to puppy love.
Kimberly Guilfoyle officially announced on Twitter earlier today that she has left the Fox News Channel to take the position of vice chairwoman of the America First political action committee.
News broke on Friday that the network star and FNC were abruptly parting ways despite a contract extension that she signed in June 2017.
In that role, she will be campaigning across the country for the Trump MAGA agenda especially in the run-up to the November midterm elections.
Former @FoxNews host @kimguilfoyle announced her new role as the Vice Chairwoman of nonprofit organization America First after leaving the conservative news outlet last week.https://t.co/I3c5i8g60w pic.twitter.com/3WyuqCsN9V
Richland County, S.C., Deputy Sheriff Kevin Lawrence has received a promotion to a less-public investigator position, and thus he will no longer appear on Live PD as a uniformed officer.
“K-Law” is the second Richland fan favorite who was promoted off the show, having been preceded by Chris Mastrianni.
The Richland cops featured on Live PD still includes charismatic Deputies Addy Perez, Mark Laureano, Garo Brown (the bodybuilder with the huge “guns,”), and Lt. Danny Brown, who have become TV personalities in their own right.
Live PD is the hit ride-along show on the A&E Network with videographers embedded with officers on real-time (or near real-time) night patrol in about eight different jurisdictions around the country.
Fresh, three-hour episodes air on Friday and Saturday evenings at 9 p.m. Eastern and perhaps are among the last remaining vestiges of appointment TV. Live PD reruns are also in heavy rotation on A&E.
Deputy Lawrence became a Live PD Nation favorite because of his sense of humor and his ability to relate to citizens that he encountered on his shift.
“His levelheadedness, quick wit and no-nonsense personality made Lawrence a hit among fans, who dubbed him ‘Mr. Cool’ and ‘K-Law,'” The State explained.
Starting off #LivePD right with the OG @K_Law124 of @RCSD. We are wishing him well on his future endeavors as a criminal investigator 🚔 🔍 #LivePDNation pic.twitter.com/c9hZoMUsF9
Donald Trump Jr.’s girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle is leaving the Fox News Channel according to various news outlets. There is some question as to whether it is voluntary or involuntary, however.
The popular and charismatic co-host of The Five, where she occupies the so-called leg chair, Kimberly Guilfoye is set to join a pro-President Trump political action committee.
This is a big loss for the network if the reports are accurate, but so far, no one has gone on the record with any official confirmation. A separation package is supposedly being negotiated.
The feisty Guilfoyle, a former California prosecutor who worked at ABC News, Court TV, and CNN before joining FNC in January 2006, was rumored to be under consideration as President Trump’s press secretary, but she signed a longtime contract with the network in June 2017.
In addition to supporting his agenda, Guilfoyle seems to share the president’s love of fast food, as regular Five viewers are aware.
Sources familiar with plan tell me Kimberly Guilfoyle expected to take a role with America First – super PAC that supports Trump agenda https://t.co/NHE5Abrhd5
