Here’s the simple fact: The Washington Post did journalism the right way, and Jezebel did not.

Dude, two things can be true:

If the rumors prove to be true no one at Jezebel gets to gloat. They were beyond reckless in how they handled (and continue to handle) this story. The NYT are the ones that put in the work to actually get to the truth, not just putting out a call for someone to do their jobs for them.

Booker is pushing this because Big Pharma wants to be in the marijuana business. This is the same man who voted against cheaper drug prices just a few months ago; they own him. Booker wakes up every morning wondering how he can be the next corporate Democrat to thoroughly alienate his base and lose to Trump in a…

or this will allow the pharmacy industry to start cashing in on that sweet sweet weed money.

Why doesn’t this have more stars? Oh right, white tears.

The hospital doesn’t want them to take him because doctors, nurses and staff are in the business of not doing any harm. This continued quest for a miracle cure is ultimately harmful, not only to the child, but to the parents as well. This situation exacerbates the tremendous amount emotional trauma that the parents…

More specifically, nerves “run” on salt ions, such as the ones found in salt water. So exposing these intact nervous pathways to salt water causes the nerves to fire and muscles to contract.

I know that this is a contentious viewpoint but if here in Canada we believe in rehabilitation, shouldn’t we accept that she has paid her debt to society and yes, maybe keep an eye out, but also move on? I’m not trying to excuse her past behaviours or brush off the horrific things that happened, but just because…

This is a terrible idea. I say this because I think I could be a good catch for someone. I have a great job, I dress well, have amazing friends, care for the environment, better than normal hygiene, work out when I can, etc. But I still don’t want anyone to see a binder of my flaws. Because that binder would be a 5…

‘Every Kiss Begins with Kay’

“Denied access” is a joke, really, only slightly less of a joke than Spicer’s briefings have been. Being denied the ability to ask questions he won’t answer isn’t a big deal.

To be fair, maybe this means CNN, Politico, and the Times will—pardon my vernacular—stop sucking off this administration and actually do real, unashamed reporting on it. They may have been denied access, but they still exist as organizations and can still do their jobs.

I’ll admit: I haven’t seen any of them (although I intend to watch Hidden Figures). The last movie I saw in theaters was Rogue One, and before that it was Mad Max.

The problem is that something like La La Land is rendered pointless when I can just go to Pornhub and watch a 5 minute video of a guy jerking himself off. 

Bernie supporters turned out for Hillary at a higher rate than Hillary supporters turned out for Obama in ‘08. Maybe you should’ve listened to people telling you that HRC was an awful, unelectable candidate instead of being offended that someone would dare challenge her rightful ascension to the throne.

I don’t disagree necessarily, it’s just I didn’t realize we we’re this far gone and that’s my own fault I know, it’s just depressing.

Pretty sure these folks had way more problems with Dogma than just who played God.

I understand and no, he wasn’t a native Spanish speaker. I live in an area that is predominately latino and I’m pretty conscious of the colloquialisms native speakers use, and as such I’m totally not offended by being called negrita, mulatta, etc (My BF is Latino so I get called these things by his family.) The dude…

I honestly never would've read this and taken it seriously. I would've read it as someone making fun of all the ridiculous stereotypes about Africa — like it being treated by the media as a single, homogenous country filled with people with AIDS. No? Anybody?