The Boston Globe reported that presidential candidate Mitt Romney still controlled Bain Capital for years after he claimed to have left in 1999—a period marked by layoffs and bankruptcies. An Obama campaign official suggested that he committed a felony by claiming otherwise on official forms. The Globe's Callum Borchers follows up: "Romney's campaign asked for a correction on Thursday's Globe story, but did not dispute any facts in the article."
If Elon Musk thought he could outshine Donald Trump at his own inauguration with a bit of edgelording, his bankrolling of the far-right and his own antisemitic tweeting mean that… READ THE REST
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A "non sanctuary city" located in a "sanctuary State" that is part of a "non sanctuary country" is the worst nesting doll ever. LIKE BOING BOING BUT NOT THE ADS?… READ THE REST
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