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Lai Seng Sin One thing that never ceases to amaze is how Paul Krugman has a job anywhere when he is so continuously wrong. No question that on this site we have been fond of pointing out his many faux pas and foibles. But sometimes they’re just so stunningly dumb, it astonishes even us. Krugman was losing his mind, swooning all over Joe Biden and Kamala Harris today. He’s tearing up, guys, objective non-biased media strikes again. Surprised myself. Watching the Bidens and Harris/Emhoff entering the Capitol, I teared up. America may make it. That was like a vision of America as it sho...

Toby Melville/Pool via AP New York Times columnist Paul Krugman watched the Biden inauguration on Wednesday with a tear in his eye. For the first time, he was actually proud of his country. Hold on, that was Michelle Obama. No, for the first time in four years, the Nobel Laureate (just ask him) was hopeful that his country, America, just “may make it” because the Left was re-occupying the White House. Surprised myself. Watching the Biden’s and Harris/Emhoff entering the Capitol, I teared up. America may make it. Surprised myself. Watching the Bidens and Harris/Emhoff entering the Capito...

Left-wing New York Times columnist Paul Krugman was widely mocked Wednesday after mistaking the playing of the patriotic song "America" for the British national anthem, which has the same melody.

Oxford VFW Post 334 received an email request for 25 children's winter coats, hats, gloves and mittens from the Lake Orion and Oxford elementary schools. VFW Post member Bob Mahan and his wife Cindy shopped for the children's coats at Meijer in Auburn Hills. When a store employee asked if he could help, Mahan explained what the coats were for. The employee called the department manager who called the store director to share the information. Store Director Rob Aquilina offered the post a $1,000 gift card to buy 33 children's winter coats. - Advertisement - By Saturday, Dec. 19, 17 post and aux...

Theatre Royal Plymouth takes £10million hit and says it could take two years to recover It's been a tough year for the arts in Plymouth - but Adrian Vinken has vowed to get TRP back to winning ways The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Make sure you're staying in (or going out, when we can) in style with our FREE weekly newsletter covering the best of food, drink, music, theatre, TV and moreInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Give it to me! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include...