This story is a couple of years old, but for a Sunday afternoon, it's worth a talk. One thing that people have worried about with big-time solar fields is what it would to an area's ecology. I mean, the problem with them is that if...
Author: Erik Loomis
There was a time, early in her years in the Senate, that I thought Kirsten Gillibrand had real potential as a Democratic Party leader. She had originally won a conservative.
This is the grave of Hans Albert Einstein. Born in 1904 in Bern, Switzerland, Einstein was, well, the son of Albert Einstein. Now, I did not visit this cemetery looking.
I don't know if anyone can turn around the dessicated corpse that is the Labour Party in the UK, but at least Starmer is finally stepping down, according to reports: It's amazing to me for Labour to be elected with a huge majority and then...
This is the grave of Sarah Fraser. Born in Syracuse in 1850, Sarah Loguen grew up in an abolitionist household that was middle class for a black northerner of the.
The Iowa legislature decided that the University of Iowa was a hive of scum and villainy liberalism. So it created a right-wing institute within the university. Called the Center for.
Stephen Miller must be the most angry he's been since he saw an interracial couple holding hands: The idea was meant to supercharge President Trump’s mass deportation plan. Immigration and Customs Enforcement would purchase more than a dozen empty warehouses across the United States to...
Trump doesn't really understand why Herbert Hoover has the reputation for a catastrophic president, but he knows that he lost the war and he believes that he was going to.
This is the grave of Drew Lewis. Born in 1931 in Broomall, Pennsylvania, Lewis grew up well off--the Depression doesn't seem to have affected his wealthy Philadelphia-area family. He went.
Jan. 30, 2012(Official White House Photo by Pete Souza) Given the nature of our commenters, I guess I'm mostly curious as to whether the comments go more pro-Hillary or pro-President Methuselah: Hillary Clinton suggested in a new interview that the Democratic Party’s loss in 2024...
This is the grave of John Everett Millais. Born in 1829 in Southampton, Hampshire, England, Millais mostly grew up rich in Jersey, a place he truly loved. No one says.
This is the grave of Randolph Bourne. Born in 1886 in Bloomfield, New Jersey, Bourne was disabled at birth. His mother had a very difficult birth and the doctor really.