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On Saturday, thousands of Americans attended Tax Day marches in numerous cities to show displeasure with The Leader’s refusal to honor his oft-repeated pledge to release his tax records. Rightbloggers played it down — but were very excited about another April 15 event: a battle between fascists and anti-fascists in Berkeley, where they took guess which side. From the run-up, the brethren played off the marches as another effusion of that tiny, irrelevant majority of Americans who disapprove of The Leader (and the even larger, tinier, and more irrelevant majority who think he should show his taxes). “The Russian conspiracy didn’t go anywhere and neither did the Women’s March so now the left is Continue to Article

April 17, 2017 11:45:am EST

While the rest of the Yankees were off to a flying start at home, Greg Bird was still grounded at the plate. Bird busted out of his slump with a long home run that began a perfect night in the batter's box, and Michael Pineda pitched New York past the staggering St. Louis Cardinals 9-3 for its seventh straight victory. ''That's the Bird I know,'' teammate Aaron Judge said. Continue to Article

April 17, 2017 2:07:am EST

Things got a bit weird in the second inning between the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees on Sunday night. Aaron Judge was certain he’d just hit a home run to right field. The “nearly caught” part is rather important though, because this poor Yankees fan was determined to have reached his glove into the field of play when Judge’s laser fell right into his mitt. Continue to Article

April 16, 2017 9:38:pm EST