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Allison Anton dabbles in fiction, as well as commenting on depressing modern trends and media. She calls the metro Atlanta area home, and when she’s not writing, she’s creating a loving home for her amazing husband.

A Walmart checkout area is pictured at a Walmart in Rosemead, California, on June 1, 2012.

Bob Riha, Jr. / Getty Images

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Thieves Appear to Be Forcing Major Changes at a Growing Number of Walmart Locations

Shoplifting in major Democrat-run cities might finally force Walmart to scale back on its glut of self-checkout lanes.

By Allison Anton April 22, 2024

Picketers with the Writers Guild of America walk the line outside Paramount Studios in Los Angeles on Sept. 22.

David Livingston / Getty Images

Commentary

Oh No: Hollywood Writers Learn Tough Lesson Following Strike

With many studios reducing the shows they make, some writers might now be regretting demanding increased pay.

By Allison Anton April 22, 2024

Scientists have identified what was probably the largest marine reptile ever to swim in the seas.

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Commentary

The Bible's Leviathan? Amateur Fossil Discovery Identified as Potentially Largest Marine Reptile to Ever Exist

A few amateur fossil hunters, which included a young girl, stumbled upon one of the biggest sea creatures to ever live.

By Allison Anton April 22, 2024

The protagonist of Amazon Prime's new series "Fallout" looking inside a dilapidated and abandoned car.

Prime Video / YouTube Screen Shot

Hit New Amazon Prime Series Is Surprisingly Good... And Libs Are Complaining It Isn't Gay Enough

Despite the popularity of Amazon's adaptation of the "Fallout" games, gay activists were still complaining that it was not queer enough.

By Allison Anton April 21, 2024

Hollywood icon Tom Selleck arrives at the 55th Annual Academy Awards in 1983.

Bob Riha, Jr. / Getty Images

Commentary

Flashback: The Time 'Magnum P.I.' Himself, Tom Selleck, Taught Rosie O'Donnell a Lesson About 2A Rights

Despite pressure from hostile interviewers like Rosie O'Donnell, Tom Selleck has always advocated for Americans' Second Amendment rights.

By Allison Anton April 20, 2024

ccording to this TikToker, "gender season" is a "micro-identity" and is "an individual who explores their gender identity in relation to a season or all of the seasons."

s3xtheorywithdee / TikTok screen grab

Commentary

Revealed: Growing Number of Young People Now Identify as 'Gender Season'

Gender identities have moved beyond the simple permutations of male and female, with "gender season" now entering the chat.

By Allison Anton April 19, 2024

Climate protesters disrupted an event honoring Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski on Thursday.

@ClimateDefiance / X screen shot

Commentary

Climate Protesters Rush Senator in Chaotic Scuffle, Things Backfire When Their Own Turn Against Them

These climate nuts quickly made fools of themselves. To add insult to injury, not even liberals wanted anything to do with them.

By Allison Anton April 19, 2024

At left, former President Donald Trump sits at the defendant's table at his criminal trial as jury selection continues at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York City on Friday. At right, rats swarm around a bag of garbage near a dumpster in New York on July 7, 2000.

Sarah Yenesel - Pool / Getty Images; Robert Mecea / AP

Commentary

While NYC Dumps Resources Into 'Getting' Trump, Rat-Borne Disease Explodes Amid Squalid City Conditions

Leptospirosis -- a disease spread by contact with rat urine -- can cause kidney failure, liver failure or meningitis if left untreated.

By Allison Anton April 19, 2024

Benny Johnson and his team were filming a segment on crime in Oakland, California, when criminals targeted his car.

@alx / X screen shot

Commentary

Segment on California Violent Crime Goes Off the Rails as Crew Is Targeted by Crooks in Broad Daylight

How much worse can Oakland's crime get, if people get targeted by thieves in broad daylight where they can clearly see the criminals?

By Allison Anton April 19, 2024

Érika de Souza Vieira Nunes, left, has been charged with elder abuse after she allegedly brought her dead uncle, right, into a bank in Brazil, so he could be used to sign a loan.

g1 / YouTube screen shot

Commentary

'Caregiver' Wheels Strange-Looking Old Man Into Bank, Employees Soon Realize Something's Terribly Wrong

A trip to the bank took a grotesque turn when it became clear a woman's uncle, who she was using to sign a loan, was actually dead.

By Allison Anton April 18, 2024

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Thieves Appear to Be Forcing Major Changes at a Growing Number of Walmart Locations

Oh No: Hollywood Writers Learn Tough Lesson Following Strike

The Bible's Leviathan? Amateur Fossil Discovery Identified as Potentially Largest Marine Reptile to Ever Exist

Hit New Amazon Prime Series Is Surprisingly Good... And Libs Are Complaining It Isn't Gay Enough

Flashback: The Time 'Magnum P.I.' Himself, Tom Selleck, Taught Rosie O'Donnell a Lesson About 2A Rights

Revealed: Growing Number of Young People Now Identify as 'Gender Season'

Climate Protesters Rush Senator in Chaotic Scuffle, Things Backfire When Their Own Turn Against Them

While NYC Dumps Resources Into 'Getting' Trump, Rat-Borne Disease Explodes Amid Squalid City Conditions

Segment on California Violent Crime Goes Off the Rails as Crew Is Targeted by Crooks in Broad Daylight

'Caregiver' Wheels Strange-Looking Old Man Into Bank, Employees Soon Realize Something's Terribly Wrong

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