On Saturday, the citizens of Niue, a self-governing Polynesian country in free association with New Zealand, will elect a new Assembly. Fourteen of the Twenty seats will be elected from.
I've been thinking about writing my feelings about seeing the Voting Rights Act come into being and then extinguished, but not for now. I'll let Will Bunch say some things.
To follow up on Paul's post about how while the Surf-and-Turf and Airport Scotch Too Exponsive voters might be sticking with Trump the Gas Too Exponsive voters aren't, and to.
Looks like Trump's latest attempt at state mafia capitalism is going to be defeated by a combination of his idiotic war and some bondholders with some memory of what generally.
Oil markets still ain't quite right: SoMEONE WAS sniffing the butane. Energy experts have long warned that the war in Iran was causing the biggest oil-supply shock in history. The closure.
This isn't even a half-baked idea -- it's more like I just started pre-heating the oven, so don't taze me bro -- but it's something that sprung into my mind.
On May 1, 2010, a group of 1,000 subcontractors from India and Nepal laboring in Iraq working for the U.S. military occupation went on a violent rampage against their terrible.
Never underestimate Mike Johnson's ability to find reasons to refuse to do his job: House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., said Thursday that it is not necessary for Congress to weigh.
