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Aide to Kamala Harris Running 'Rogue' Police Agency, Pentagon Employees Used Credit Cards to Hire Escorts, One Direction Is Fighting: P.M. Links

Robby Soave | 5.6.2015 4:30 PM

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    This story is too weird to even attempt to explain, so I'll just quote The Los Angeles Times: "An aide to state Atty. Gen. Kamala D. Harris and two others are accused of operating a rogue police force that claimed to exist for more than 3,000 years and have jurisdiction in 33 states and Mexico, authorities said Tuesday."

  • Audit: Pentagon employees used government-issued credit cards for gambling, escorts.
  • Sens. Rand Paul and Ted Cruz were the only Senate Republicans to vote against the budget.
  • "Harrison Bergeron" wasn't supposed to be a how-to manual.
  • Arguments over Black Widow and sexism are ongoing.
  • One Direction's Louis Tomlinson fought with ex-bandmate Zayn Malik over Twitter. Unimportant to you, but world-ending for your teenage daughter.
  • Megyn Kelly owned Richard Fowler in a debate about free speech.
  • Also, CNN's Chris Cuomo got the First Amendment really wrong earlier today, as I explained.
  • Reform teen sexting laws!

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Robby Soave is a senior editor at Reason.

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