What a time to be alive.
Cameras aren't allowed in many courtrooms.
But now people are wearing cameras on their faces. 😂
‘The judge upbraided the Meta team and said if you guys have recorded anything, you have to dispose of it or I will hold you in contempt,' Jacob Ward, a technology journalist and the host of the Rip Current Podcast, told CBS News, calling the incident ‘an extraordinary misstep' by Meta.
Even in an uber-red state, Democrat governors are still going to toe the party line.
Kansas' female governor refused to protect women. Tragic.
Here's Kansas City public radio with more on the story:
Republicans in the Kansas Legislature have forced restrictions on bathroom use by transgender people into state law by overriding the governor's veto.
The House voted Wednesday to override the veto of Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly, following a similar vote in the Senate Tuesday.
The new law will require government buildings, including public schools and universities, to ‘take every reasonable step' to segregate restrooms and locker rooms by sex.
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It'll only last for nine weeks, so I guess that's okay since I'm assuming we'll get Sunday Night Baseball back once we're done holding our noses through women's sports.
There's trouble brewing in chocolate land as Brad Reese, the grandson of the inventor of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, has lashed out at Hershey for tainting the brand.
An Open Letter to Todd Scott, Manager, Corporate Brand & Editorial at The Hershey Company Todd, As someone who has spent his career shaping narratives, elevating reputations and stewarding brand meaning, you understand better than most that a story only works when it is anchored in truth. That’s why I’m writing to you publicly today, Saturday, February 14, 2026 (Valentine's Day). My grandfather, H. B. REESE (Who Invented REESE'S), built REESE’S on a simple, enduring architecture: Milk Chocolate + Peanut Butter. Not a flavor idea. Not a marketing construct. A real, tangible product identity that consumers have trusted for a century. But today, REESE'S identity is being rewritten, not by storytellers, but by formulation decisions that replace Milk Chocolate with compound coatings and Peanut Butter with peanut‑butter‑style crèmes across multiple REESE’S products. And here’s where your role, Todd, becomes central. You lead the corporate brand and editorial strategy for The Hershey Company. You shape the story the world hears. You are responsible for ensuring that what The Hershey Company says aligns with what The Hershey Company does. So, I have to ask: How does The Hershey Company continue to position REESE’S as its flagship brand, a symbol of trust, quality and leadership, while quietly replacing the very ingredients (Milk Chocolate + Peanut Butter) that built REESE'S trust in the first place? This isn’t a supply chain question. It’s a brand governance question. It’s about whether The Hershey Company's corporate narrative is allowed to drift away from REESE'S product reality. It’s about whether consumers are being asked to believe a story that no longer matches what’s inside the REESE'S orange wrapper. It’s about whether REESE'S, the world’s No. 1 chocolate brand, is being protected or diluted. Todd, you’ve built a career on the belief that "a good story is at the heart of any conversation." I agree. But a good story requires honesty, transparency and respect for the audience (REESE'S consumers). Right now, the REESE’S story is diverging from what's inside REESE’S products. And that divergence puts REESE'S and the legacy behind it, at risk. As the grandson of the man who created REESE’S Peanut Butter Cups, I’m not asking for nostalgia. I’m asking for alignment. For truth in REESE'S brand stewardship. For a corporate narrative from The Hershey Company that reflects the REESE'S product consumers are actually receiving. Because if REESE’S is going to remain the emotional equity anchor of The Hershey Company, then the story cannot be stronger than the ingredients. Todd, you are uniquely positioned to bridge that gap. I hope you will. Brad Reese Protecting REESE’S Brand Integrity Grandson of H. B. REESE (Who Invented REESE'S) #Reeses #BrandStewardship #CorporateAccountability #IngredientIntegrity #ConsumerTrust #BrandGovernance #FoodTransparency #ReesesLegacy #HersheyCompany #TheHersheyCompany | 67 comments on LinkedIn
In a sad story from the land of moose, fresh mountain air, and state-sponsored killing, a Canadian family expressed outrage at the nation's government for euthanizing a 26-year-old man for "seasonal depression."
As reported by the Daily Mail:
I don't know what is more hilarious, the original clip of Australian sports reporter Danika Mason on camera after "a drink" ...
Or her apology.
I shouldn't have had a drink, especially in these conditions. It's cold, we've got altitude, and not having had dinner probably didn't help as well.
Be on the lookout — the tolerant Left is at it again.
The home of a Republican running for a seat on the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners in North Carolina was targeted in a drive-by shooting this week.
Because there aren't enough conservatives who have been shot at lately.
Sometimes I can't believe that Canada is a real country.
In this fantasyland you get to be whatever gender you want, or no gender at all, and if anyone refuses to go along with the delusions they have to go before a tribunal.
The Orwellian world of Montreal:
So it looks like Indiana is about to get their second NFL team.
From Da Bears:
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson seems to be taking the news well.
Canada is the victim here, you guys. The victim.
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No, honey, this isn't cheating, see, you set me up to get caught cheating ... That doesn't count!
Even though it's on tape...
They say you see something new every time you go to the ballpark, and I think they're right.
Watch this:
(For the record, the pitcher does get added once he makes contact with the ball. The ump, not so much.)
