OMG, for a minute I thought the state was helping the kids juice for competitive sports. Hey, maybe that's a good idea? Oregon Is Pumping Children Full of Hormones The state pushes teens toward ‘transgender-related diagnoses’ and dangerous treatments. By Leor Sapir and Paul Terdal July 17, 2026 If you live in Oregon and your child is confused about her sex, the state is ready to medicate her and perhaps even put her under the knife. The Beaver State has become a national lea

Kleiner Perkins helped launch the Report in 2020 with $5 billion in late stage financing. The Investors With a New Way to Win in Silicon Valley How venture-capital firms are rewriting the rules in a once-in-a-lifetime IPO boom By Kate Clark and Gregory Zuckerman, WSJ July 17, 2026 Yasmin Razavi holds an unusual position: She is the only outside investor on Anthropic’s board of directors. The general partner at Spark Capital invested in Anthropic relatively late by traditional

I have decided to become a health influencer, given I'm a political, military strategy, and economics influencer. And mindfulness! Did I mention I offer a 10 week course in understand your homicidal tendencies? Moms, Coaches, Doctors, Entrepreneurs: Who Are America’s Health and Wellness Influencers? Half of U.S. adults under 50 say they get health and wellness information from social media influencers or podcasts. About 4 in 10 of these influencers describe themselves as hea

You what happens to people who don't care for the US? They get visited by his Lordship Voldemort. People in Many Countries Now View China More Positively Than the U.S. More also have confidence in Xi than Trump, according to a survey in three dozen countries By Jonathan Schulman, Laura Silver, Laura Clancy and William Miner, PEW Research July 18, 2026 Global views of the United States worsened last year as President Donald Trump’s second term began, though most people still

Said Bill Clinton yesterday, "hey let's not rush to judgement"! Highest-ranking woman in House calls for ban on sex with Capitol staff after The Post’s Ruben Gallego exposé By Steven Nelson and Marisa Schultz, NY Post Published July 17, 2026 WASHINGTON — The highest-ranking woman in the House of Representatives is calling for a “bright-line rule” prohibiting lawmakers from having sexual relationships with congressional staff after The Post revealed Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.

Listenl, I don't know Bandar Abbas from Camden, New Jersey, but I like the idea of blowing up bridges. Maybe some power generation plants. Any of those on tap to get smacked? Bring on Operation Beach Slap! Of course we know what we're doing? I don't want to hear one word of that unpatriotic blasphemy. US hammers bridges around key Iran port of Bandar Abbas on seventh straight night of airstrikes By Samuel Chamberlain and Caitlin Doornbos, NY POst Published July 17, 2026 Am