Let's see, oh, where to start. With the politics, of course.
Apparently all the American flags on the moon are now white. Have we surrendered, or is this just another effect of the shutdown?
And speaking of the congressional problems, some truckers are taking matters into their own hands. So are Millennials (but with more productive consequences).
But for researchers who can no longer access government databases, Oxford Academic is offering free access to its contents.
Did you know that the Founding Fathers engaged with American Muslims? Me neither.
This is an inspiring story of a young mayor transforming the City of Compton, California.
Answers in Genesis has a new ad campaign running on billboards across the country. It reads, "To all of our atheist friends: Thank God you’re wrong." Some aren't very happy about this. And when it comes to missions, this might be a better approach anyway.
I've long enjoyed Focus on the Family's Radio Theatre series. Their next installment, on the life of C.S. Lewis, looks excellent.
And now for the really important things.
A giant dragon skull has washed ashore a British beach.
The head of the US Joint Special Ops has confirmed: "I think ninjas are probably quieter than SEALs, but we are better swimmers, and also better with guns and blowing things up." That settles that.
What is an out of work Disney villain to do (it's a tough economy these days)? Put together a resume, of course. And avoid trying to start an urban farm in Muskegon, Michigan.
No matter how bad your day was, this guy's was worse. Despite his protestations to the contrary, he is still legally dead.
And finally, in honor of the shutdown, here's some political spending logic for you.
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