A man has been charged with planting a fake bomb at a mosque in northern Virginia, the Associated Press reports. The bomb was found last week, authorities said, and the man was arrested Monday.

Donald Trump is doubling down on his false 9/11 claims, carefully citing a source who says he’s totally wrong.

Earlier this weekend, pages for “White Student Unions,” affiliated with a variety of universities, began appearing on Facebook. According to The Daily Beast, the pages are being created as part of a prank perpetrated by trolls from 4chan, 8chan, and the white supremacist website Daily Stormer.

A federal appeals court has ruled that Wisconsin’s law requiring that abortion providers have admitting privileges at a local hospital—effectively and deliberately shutting down clinics in the state—is unconstitutional, reports the Associated Press.

You may have heard of Hasna Ait Boulahcen, the woman who died in a raid carried about by French police in the days after the attacks in Paris. Or you might have seen her on the website of the Daily Mail, which said it obtained exclusive photos of her, or the New York Post, which dubbed her the “skanky suicide bomber” in a front-page story

The squeaky wheel gets the grease, and politicians are the squeakiest wheels of all.

On two separate occasions this weekend, increasingly less-crypto crypto-fascist Donald Trump made reference to a video of thousands of Arab-Americans in Jersey City, New Jersey cheering as the Twin Towers fell on 9/11. Thus far, absolutely no one has been able to verify this claim, most likely because the video never actually existed in the first place. But on the infinitesimally small chance it is out there and you’ve got it—we want to see it and we’re willing to pay.

Now the birth of Jesus Christ was as follows: when His mother Mary had been betrothed to Joseph, before they came together she was found to be with child by the Holy Spirit. (Matthew 1:18)

As of today, well-meaning New Yorkers who see a Sikh riding the subway or smell something weird in Times Square can submit their paranoid fantasias to the proper authorities with an app. Your new mantra: If you see something, send something.

For the poorest people in the country, a huge portion of their income is being consumed by shit.

“Clams are just clams. Not people.” That’s what they all say. But one clam will prove them all wrong—with the help of a few essential items.

As part of her coverage of the recent spike in American Islamophobia, CNN’s Carol Costello invited Hamtramck Mayor Karen Majewski onto her show and then subjected her to Islamaphobic questions. Everything about this interview is extremely bleak.

Today in film, we offer you a strong and classy bit of cinema from a strong and classy American.

Slack, a group chat and instant messaging program popular in tech and digital media workplaces, was down for a while this afternoon. Then it was back up for a little bit, but now it is down again. We will update this post when and if Slack commits to one state of being. UPDATE: Slack is, for now, back up. Will it remain so? Only time will tell. UPDATE 2: Slack access remains spotty for many. UPDATE 3: Slack access has been largely restored.

Last year, all of America’s burglars extracted a total of just $3.9 billion worth of property from their cumulative marks. Pansies, the nation’s cops spit in the general direction of that paltry figure. That’s all you got?

A new survey of the American public shows that we hold our government in raw contempt for its uselessness and depravity, while at the same time wishing for that government to be more involved in all aspects of our lives.

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Jacob Marberger, the Washington College student who disappeared last week, was found dead in a Pennsylvania park on Saturday afternoon. Police say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Washington College will reopen at the end of the month, per officials.

Scott Adams—the man behind everyone’s favorite suicidal coffee mug adornment—has some thoughts he’d like to share with the world. No, this time it’s not about how much of a genius he is (not to brag). Nor is it about how rapes aren’t the rapist’s fault (they can’t help themselves!). Instead, today, Scott Adams would like to take a moment to talk to you about ISIS and the root cause of its many evils—otherwise known as women.

Donald Trump, a man known for accusing Megyn Kelly of having her period, cherishes women—oh yes. But did you know he cherishes men, too?