The left-wing media still keeping quiet on the Kermit Gosnell abortion trial. So why is the left keeping mum on a story tailor made for primetime coverage? Zo thinks the media is in denial to protect their pro-choice agenda. Hear more on this ZoNation. H/T PJTV
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Several Yemeni men belonging to al-Qaeda took part in the terrorist attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi last September, according to several sources who have spoken with CNN. One senior U.S. law enforcement official told CNN that “three or four members of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula,” or AQAP, took part in the attack. More from CNN.
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Gigantic, mutant crabs attack a party of scientists on a shrinking Pacific atoll in today’s Trillion Dollar Movie. Attack of the Crab Monsters is the handiwork of legendary B-movie filmmaker Roger Corman. It’s one of 
10 pictures he completed in 1957 alone, shooting this thriller on several locations in the Los Angeles area, including the Bronson Caves, Marineland of the Pacific and Leo Carrillo State Park.
Long before he played “The Professor” on “Gilligan’s Island,” Russell Johnson appeared as Hank Chapman, a technician who emerges as the hero on a scientific expedition to stop the killer crabs. We’re told there are many crabs, but in actuality, we only see one at a time, flailing its pincers menacingly, not only dismembering its victims but also devouring their brains. In the process, the crab inherits the victims’ thought processes and speaking abilities.
The perfect date: Dinner at Red Lobster, followed by a nightcap watching this silly, but often quite hilarious example of that ultimate 1950s genre — the A-bomb test that goes horribly amok, spawning monstrosities in some remote locale. As Eccentric Cinema reviewer Brian Lindsey attested, “Ridiculous and cheesy, with a nonsensical plot completely shot through with holes, Crab Monsters is also surprisingly fun.” Enjoy and do return again next Friday for another Trillion $ Movie.
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With a tip of the cap to Ze Frank, Jeff Wysaski relates true facts about the introvert. H/T Pleated Jeans
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Only three sheriffs patrol Josephine County in Oregon, an area larger than Rhode Island, and those sheriffs only respond to life-threatening calls. To pick up the slack, residents formed Citizens Against Crime, and have begun patrolling the streets themselves. Sam Nichols and the other members of Citizens Against Crime strap on guns, turn on flashing lights mounted on their vehicles and keep an eye out for suspicious activity. H/T Reason.TV
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Liberals are ecstatic. Ever since the dedication of the new George W Bush Presidential Library, which they hate, the Lefties now have one more thing they can blame on Bush. In this NewsBusted, Jodi Miller also discusses the Boston Marathon bombing, food-stamp abuses and the use of chemical weapons in Syria.
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The skull of a girl who died in the winter of 1610 shows signs of having been cannibalized by starving colonists at Jamestown, the early Virginia settlement. More from Newsy.
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Do Americans suffer from Islamophobia? Or are they simply exhibiting a rational “Getting Blown Up Phobia?” Or a “Using Airplanes as Weapons of Mass Destruction Phobia?” Sensitivity trainer Joe Dan Gorman presents his diagnosis, and also administers some castor oil to leftwing media ideologues, in this edition of Intellectual Froglegs.
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Hoover Institution fellow Fouad Ajami on President Obama’s disappearing red line and shifting stances on the rebellion and protracted civil war in Syria. H/T Wall Street Journal
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The full title of this animated short is The Mysterious Arrival of an Unusual Letter. Created by Scott Wenner, it’s inspired by an enigmatic poem by Mark Strand. The Canadian-born poet now lives in the United States and also is a translator and essayist. H/T Kuriositas
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