“The high water and lack of power leave us with no way to prevent it.”

If this isn’t a sure sign that the economy is nearing a crash, then I don’t know what is.

We can bargain with the Kim regime, appease it, threaten it, and lay down sanctions on it, but nothing will actually stop that government from continuing its nuclear program without causing mass casualties.

Despite the existence of the technology, it is difficult to imagine the existence of such a massive operation operating covertly.

Not surprisingly, some looters either did not get the message or have simply chosen to ignore it as pictures and videos of criminal activity continue to flood twitter.

But unlike Europe, we still have time to change course.

“You have people rushing the boat. Everyone wants to get in at the same time. They’re panicking. Water is rising.”

It’s open warfare in the streets, just a few miles from our border, and if it had happened in the United States then we’d be talking about it for months.

His forecast, coupled with a flurry of missile tests, nuclear tests, combative rhetoric, and military deployments to the region, suggest that war – complete with a nuclear exchange – may be much closer than we think.

There is no reason that a flagging administration would not initiate a war to deflect attention away from its problem and create cohesion via nationalistic fervor in one fell swoop.

Despite these mean-spirited comments on social media, in true Texas fashion, the communities have bound together.

Use “he” instead of “she” and you could face a $1,000 fine and up to a year in jail for gender-based discrimination and harassment.

As with every disaster, there is always some element of society that will take advantage of the chaos.

He must have thought that the older man would be an easy target, and he quickly paid for that mistake when he was shot in the gut.

For the first time since the campaigns began late last year and protests broke out, The Washington Post unleashed this shocking headline.

It is the domestic initiative that must be pursued to bring the United States down to the canvas…

The notion that YouTube would want to economically punish a former US Congressman for sharing his views on US foreign policy – a topic that he is unequivocally qualified to speak about – is absurd.

Words like racism, bigot and stereotype started flying.