Most read articles as of Friday February 20th 2026

This week the articles are very unusual I notice because many of them are from 1 or more years ago. I think some people use my site to do research simply because I have news articles here that go back to Fall of 2007.

 

Maine Coon-Wikipedia

 

Divisions within GOP over Trump’s candidacy are growing

 

U.S. Economy Shows Another Decline, Fanning Recession Fears

 

The Washington Post: Archives says documents were not returned even though White House lawyer said Trump should hand them over

 

Since many of you have been reading this I thought I should say something about it (regarding Purple Delta 7)

 

Severe Turbulence puts passengers on the Ceiling of plane

 

How to survive being an intuitive

 

UT Southwestern detects first reported B.1.617.2 (Indian) variant in North Texas

 

House formally backs Dems impeachment plan

 

Drone explosion hits Russia's Black Sea Fleet headquarters

 

Big chains filed for bankruptcy and closed stores every week in July. Here are 9 of them

 

The Paradox of being raised in a religion worldwide

 

Ben Breedlove's last video

 

I said something profound today to my wife

 

TU-95: one of the noisiest nuclear capable bombers in the planet

 

most read articles of the last 24 hours as of October 11th 2018 Thursday

 

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Backlash to Trump emboldens Democrats on DHS and ICE as partial shutdown looms

 

Civil rights attorneys predict charges against Don Lemon, others will be dismissed

 

Turkey restricting exports to Israel over aid dispute

 

King Charles stresses friendship 'in a time of need' after his and Kate's cancer diagnoses

 

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