Saturday Stuff

Here is some stuff going on out there:

From The Washington Times, in 2016, Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) released a letter accusing then-candidate Donald Trump of collusion over objections from the CIA.

From News Busters, at an anti-NRA rally, actress Alyssa Milano exposes her hypocrisy.

From The Verge, the life and works of author Ursula K. LeGuin will be explored in a documentary.

From Twitchy, a picture of press secretary Sarah Sanders and actor Rob Lowe triggers the Resistance.

From Fox News, Kilauea opens another lava fissure.

From Reuters, North Korea has scheduled the dismantling of its nuclear test site.  (via The Verge)

From The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights, 11 Iranians were killed by Israeli missile strikes in Syria.  (The story comes via The Daily Caller, who say that 19 Iranians were killed.)

From Voice Of Europe, a German doctor who worked at a center for asylum seekers says that some of them act like "medical tourists".  (If you read German, read the story at Focus.)

From Russia Today, a man stabs people in Paris, and is shot dead by police.  (If you read French, read the story at ACTU17.)

From the Express, in Athens, soccer hooligans act like soccer hooligans.

From Breitbart London, thousands of gangsters have been given U.K. or E.U. citizenship.

From Sputnik International, Israeli and Palestinian supporters protest in London.

From the Republic, Pakistan's former foreign minister admits that the country sent terrorists to conduct the Mumbai attack, 

From Dawn, Turkish President Erdoğan calls interest rates the "mother and father of all evil".

From the Saudi Gazette, a German firm puts the Saudi Arabia flag on its beer bottle caps.

From Gatestone Institute, the real shock to an extremist Muslim was the American reaction to his words.

From National Review, "the sanitization of Karl Marx".

From Townhall, vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin was the only bright spot for the GOP in 2008.

From PopZette, TMZ objects to a Lego depiction of future princess Meghan Markle.

From the New York Post, #MeToo could not exist without Sex And The City character Carrie Bradshaw.

From Fox25, a weird fish has human-like teeth.

And from Ladders, yes, you can stay fit while working weird hours.