New York’s pooches will be able to venture onto restaurant patios under a new state law that will allow restaurants to open their outdoor dining areas to canine companions. The measure was signed into law late Monday by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. States including California, Florida and Maryland already have similar… Read More
This Halloween parade went to the dogs
A park went to the dogs in a grand way on Saturday, hosting what was billed as the nation’s largest Halloween dog parade, with hundreds of canines submitting to their owners’ fanciful desires to see them in costumes as superheroes, dinosaurs and the pope. Thousands of spectators lapped it up,… Read More
Discount to legal gun owners at this Indianapolis restaurant
An Indianapolis restaurant owner is offering a 25 percent discount to concealed-carry permit holders after his business was robbed. Restaurateur Art Bouvier announced the discount Saturday night on Facebook shortly after the robbery at his Cajun restaurant Papa Roux. It’s unclear how much money was taken, but no one was… Read More
Anyone surprised? Chris Christie tossed from train’s “quiet car”
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie may be a lot of things — but quiet isn’t one of them. Christie opponents are having a laugh after he reportedly had to leave an Amtrak train “quiet car” after talking too loudly on his cell phone. Christie spokeswoman Samantha Smith says he… Read More
Hollywood hotshot calls cops murderers… and their response was PERFECT
Did the director of “Kill Bill” just kill his career, too? Hollywood film director Quentin Tarantino took to the streets of New York City this weekend to join crowd’s protesting the police — and he practically accused cops of murder. “I’m a human being with a conscience, and if you… Read More
Woolly wonderland! 2,000 sheep invade Spanish city
Talk about counting sheep! Spanish shepherds recently led 2,000 sheep through the streets of Madrid in defense of age-old grazing and migration rights that are increasingly threatened by urban sprawl and fenced-in pastures. Tourists and children were surprised to see wide avenues blocked off in the Spanish capital to let the… Read More
After 100 sightings, Bigfoot hunters gather in NY
CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. (AP) — Bigfoot believers gathered Saturday in western New York, convinced the legendary Sasquatch has left its footprints all over the region. About 100 people sported buttons saying “I believe” and swapped stories at the fourth annual Chautauqua Lake Bigfoot Expo. Organizer Peter Wiemer knows it may not… Read More
Must read! Theodore Roosevelt’s powerful ideas on immigration
Teddy Roosevelt had it right over a hundred years ago, and it’s worth repeating! “In the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, he shall be treated on an exact equality with everyone else,… Read More
BUSTED! Sue-happy welfare cheat caught
A Pennsylvania man who has filed more than 30 lawsuits claiming to be severely disabled has pleaded guilty to felony perjury after prosecutors say he was found doing maintenance on his house. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports 60-year-old James George Douris entered the plea Wednesday in Bucks County. The charge stemmed… Read More
Trick or treat: How liberals celebrate Halloween
Now that’s what we call frightening!