A Few Stories From A Traveling Sasquatch

I spent much of today seeing a few sights in Pennsylvania, but now I'm back.  So as I settle in to my normal Sasquatch-cave, here are some things going on:

From National Review, due to the dispute between China and the NBA, the two sides suddenly agree about corporate hypocrisy.

From FrontpageMag, how Islam tries to erase the Judaic and Christian history of the Middle East.

From Townhall, the man who reportedly threatened to withdraw military aid from Ukraine now supports impeachment.

From The Washington Free Beacon, getting rid of guns hasn't been good for Dick's profits.

From the Washington Examiner, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) needs to tell the voters just one thing.

From The Federalist, illegal migrant apprehensions are down, but the border crisis isn't over.

From American Thinker, with which Democrat did the "whistleblower" have a "professional relationship"?

From CNS News and the "don't give her any ideas" department, can Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg change a man into a woman?

From LifeZette, Florida counties and cities now must cooperate with ICE.

From NewsBusters, two networks spike the link between the "whistleblower" and the Democratic candidate.

From Canada Free Press, U.S. oil production is "booming".

From Gatestone Institute, the U.K.'s new "guidance" for journalists.  (What's this "freedom of the press" you speak of?)

From The Conservative Woman, finally, some sense on "pick-your-own-sex".

From The Stream, ask female rugby players about sex and gender.

From Reuters, a gunman kills two people outside a synagogue while live-streaming the attack. 

From Fox News, the latest lie from the fake Cherokee gets exposed.

From the Daily Caller, contrary to some allegations, the rich do indeed pay a higher effective tax rate than everyone else.

From WSB-TV, the Braves will not pass out foam tomahawks, out of respect for a Cardinals player's Cherokee heritage.  (via Twitchy)

From WPVI-TV, a New Orleans Saints player will not be fined for his "Man of God" headband.

From the New York Post, how corgis became this year's hottest dog.

And from The Moscow Times, the Russian and North Korean state medias join forces to fight "fake news".