I very, very sincerely hope that your Christmas day (at whatever level of observance) was better than the president's: Christmas Eve found President Donald Trump in good humor, sitting in.
The papers the federal government holds relating to Jeffrey Epstein are trickling out, reluctantly and incompetently, as the Trump administration executes so many duties relating to justice and the Justice.
Andrew Gelman pointed me to his post about former Columbia president Lee Bollinger, which in turn led me to this amazing piece of journalism that everybody should read, about Columbia's.
On December 26, 1996, the government of South Korea issued new repressive labor laws. The South Korean working class rose up in revolt, leading to an enormous strike that challenged.
Mohamed Nohassi - Unsplash Man yelling slurs accidentally set himself on fire while trying to burn house down, police say Everywhere, every day. Tony McDaniel, 47, is charged with three.
Whatever one thinks of how the NFL season has played out, the big winner today is the National Basketball Association, as the NFL scheduled three games that looked good-to-excellent on.
This is the grave of Len Ford. Born in 1926 in Washington, D.C., Ford grew up in the stable Black families that the federal government provided. In short, the federal.
If you want to be on the Nice list, better leave Santa what he wants tonight--some delicious Lucky Strikes. Who needs them cookies when you can have some cigarettes instead?
