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Archive for 2026
March 12, 2026
LIFE IN THE BLUE ZONES: Parolee With 131 Priors Caught After Setting Homeless Man on Fire in Mamdani’s NYC.
A SCREEN IS NOT A HUMAN BEING: Heavy social media use linked with loneliness in college students, new research finds.
“Despite the intention of social connection, social media platforms may not provide college students with the necessary social fulfillment to combat loneliness,” the study found.
Published in February in the Journal of American College Health, the study had crunched the social media use data of 64,988 students ages 18 to 24 at more than 120 four-year universities.
The results? “Students who used social media at least 16 hours a week — averaging more than two hours a day — had significantly higher odds of reporting loneliness,” a news release from the university stated.
One key reason why social media use is linked to increased loneliness is because it has replaced real, face-to-face interaction in many cases, said University of Cincinnati health promotion and education Professor Rebecca Vidourek, a co-author of the study.
“Social media is used as a substitute for human interaction rather than a supplement,” Vidourek told The College Fix. “That can contribute to feelings of isolation and loneliness.”
It’s been a few decades, but the first thing I did at college was ask about which bars just checked for a student ID, instead of a driver’s license for proof of 21.
The results were hit and miss, but it sure beat the hell out of X.
KNOWN WOLF:
Hearing the same from multiple federal sources. https://t.co/wOkhmmtfQS
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) March 12, 2026
Alternate Insta-headline: The enemy within.
HMM: Mojtaba Khamenei Is Nowhere to Be Seen as Speculation Grows Regarding His Health.
Some speculation is less solid than others.
Maybe he's only mostly dead. https://t.co/9O9ghRmOYo
— Stephen Green (@VodkaPundit) March 10, 2026
I REALIZED YEARS AGO THAT “VEEP” IS USUALLY THE BEST-CASE SCENARIO:
In today's edition of Washington is Veep: A Democratic congresswoman made a legal complaint against President Donald Trump for, in part, excluding her from an upcoming Kennedy Center board meeting. The invitation, it turned out, was in her spam folder. Aide filed an update today: pic.twitter.com/iJ0WnE4yrT
— Betsy Klein (@betsy_klein) March 12, 2026
Previously:
Everyone is worried that Washington is like House of Cards, while hoping it is like West Wing.
Truth is that it’s more like Veep.
— Dan Crenshaw (@DanCrenshawTX) April 11, 2019
Say what you will about Crenshaw, but he nailed that one.
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SOMETHING’S FISHY: Hospital drug prices can vary up to 2,000X across country. “A report from 3 Axis Advisors used publicly available hospital data to analyze the cost differential between the same generic prescription drugs in hospitals across the country. It found a 2,347x differential between the minimum and maximum prescription drug prices in some cases. This means one insurance company could pay $1 for a prescription drug while another could pay $2,347 for the same drug purchased at a different hospital.”
AMERICA’S NEWSPAPER OF RECORD:
Palestine Protester Tries To Argue With Skinhead But They Just Agree On Everything https://t.co/BzoVhjrX30 pic.twitter.com/ptsOC3vCEt
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) March 12, 2026
WELL, WHEN YOU PUT IT THAT WAY…:
I've heard Democrats complain more loudly about our soldiers being well fed than about fraud in California or Minnesota. They sure do have their priorities. They seem to only be upset about the military spending because they'd prefer the lobster and steak to go to illegal aliens.
— Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) March 12, 2026
DISPATCHES FROM THE ICE FLOE:
Breaking News: James Clyburn, the 85-year-old Democratic power broker from South Carolina, will seek an 18th House term, defying a push for generational change. https://t.co/soJ2tUTGUf
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 12, 2026
Flashback: The Democratic Party’s Ice Floe Politics. “The next time a Democratic politician makes an anonymous observation about the age or vigor of a colleague with whom they disagree, be skeptical. The remarks are made to reporters as if in sorrow, but the message is about as subtle as a shiv in the prison yard.”
THAT’S DIFFERENT BECAUSE SHUT UP, ISLAMOPHOBE: Iranian Regime Strikes Jerusalem Right Next to Holy Sites.
DEMOCRATS PLAY THE LONG GAME…:
The relocations weren’t random either, they were resettled into congressional districts to favor democrats in future election cycles
— Ричард Маруска (@RetiredAteenFox) March 12, 2026
…and they no longer play by any rules.
BATTLESWARM: Iran Strikes Day 12. “Iranian ships reportedly laying mines go boom, as does another suspected Iranian nuclear site, Iran hits Jordan and Iraq, the Israelis dirtnap more Basij, VDH weighs in, the Saudis are buying Ukrainian MilTech, and a quick guide to drones.”
EVERGREEN QUESTION: What Happened to Tucker?
Tucker’s show became the top-rated primetime cable news show during Trump’s first term. He then lost his show in 2023, following the Dominion lawsuit against Fox. Zengerle admits he doesn’t know why Tucker was fired, but speculates that he might have been a sacrificial lamb thrown in along with the lawsuit settlement. Since then, Tucker has had his own podcast in which he has gone to increasingly dark and conspiratorial places. It’s not clear what exactly has sent Tucker in his current antisemitic direction, but there is no shortage of suspected reasons – Qatari money, jealousy, resentment, or a thousand other things that have made antisemites in the past. Regardless of the reason, there is little doubt that he has changed since his Weekly Standard days. As Zengerle writes in the book’s concluding sentence, “He had descended into madness, but he was speaking to millions.”
Without the Fox platform, Carlson may no longer be essential viewing in the White House, but he remains disturbingly influential, with over 1 million listeners to his podcast. Whereas he once was surprised and even a little worried that the president would watch his show, he now has to make a special effort to ensure that the president hears what he is saying. As Zengerle writes,
where Carlson once tried to reach Trump through his Fox show, he now recognized that Trump did not have the wherewithal to watch (or listen, after Trump began releasing his online show as a podcast) to a two-hour-plus program. He began to communicate with Trump more directly – by text message, on the phone, and in person.
Direct communication with the president is concerning but could also be helpful. After all, if Trump is telling him to tone down his antisemitism, he might be one of the few people in the world that Carlson still listens to.
Worst. Hitler. Ever.
EVERYTHING IS DEADLY: The new bad work habit you didn’t know you had? Email apnea. “The term, coined by technology wellness expert Linda Stone, refers to holding your breath or breathing very shallowly without realizing it while reading and responding to emails or working on a computer or phone. It’s also known as screen apnea — the stress-related breathing pattern that can kick in when you’re intensely focused or overloaded by everything coming at you on your screen.”
EZRA KLEIN’S JOURNOLIST NEVER DIED, IT JUST MOVED TO SLACK:
I broke down yesterday how this started. It was a Substack post that Molly Jong Fast then highlighted on BlueSky, and then Lincoln Project and Bulwark media just decided to run with, and then it spread to outlets like TMZ.
It's literally a fabricated Slack channel narrative by…
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) March 12, 2026
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THIS IS NO TIME TO GO ALL WOBBLY:
The Iranian Mullah Regime cannot meet the payroll of the Regime Security Forces…
…so, it is stealing the next payroll from everyone else.
Food security issues started the last Iranian mass insurrection. The Mullah Regime just lit the short fuze for the next one. https://t.co/xIIQaxfTWe
— Trent Telenko (@TrentTelenko) March 10, 2026
GET OFF MY LAWN: Will Minnesota’s Proposed Mandatory Home Inspection Law Be Enough to Prompt SCOTUS Action? “The law states that, in addition to securing state permission or certification for the possession of existing weapons, owners must ‘agree to allow the appropriate law enforcement agency to inspect the storage of the device to ensure compliance with this subdivision.'”