The answer is, once again, no. If you ever want to see how deep the cult goes in the people who believe in it, this will demonstrate it just fine.
Author: Erik Loomis
We are 1/3 through the season after today, which is crazy, but college football is a short season. We know quite a bit about most teams now, though a few.
This is the grave of Kenneth Roberts. Born in Kennebunk, Maine in 1885, Roberts grew up there. He did leave for college, attending Cornell University. He was a fancy frat.
FEBRUARY 5, 2019 - WASHINGTON, DC: President Donald Trump delivered the State of the Union address, with Vice President Mike Pence and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, at the Capitol in Washington, DC on February 5, 2019. (Doug Mills/Pool via REUTERS TPX IMAGES OF...
On September 19, 1935, a Soviet coal miner named Alexey Stakhanov mines 227 tons of coal. His work that day, beatified by the Soviet state as the saint to guide.
As I have stated on occasion, talking about Trump on this site or anywhere on the internet is worthless in creating change. Frankly, the internet has been a disaster for.
This is the grave of Minnie Miñoso. Born in Perico, Cuba, it's only possible that Miñoso was born in 1924 as it says here. Evidence from Cuba suggests 1923 or 1925. Anyway, he was good at baseball, which is what we are doing here of...
Decades of federal land planning, blown up by Congress in a single day: On the sagebrush plains of eastern Montana, cattle graze alongside mule deer, and pumpjacks rise from coal.
Who else is not shocked at all that Rand Paul is right there with everyone else on the far right that criticizing the Trump administraiton or whatever they define as.
I can't say I was the biggest Redford fan in the world. I certainly liked him well enough in several roles, but when facing off with Paul Newman, no one ever questioned who was the better actor. But he was more than capable, especially if...
This is the grave of James Withycombe. Born in 1854 in Tavistock, West Devon, England, Withycombe and his family migrated to Oregon in 1871, buying a farm near Hillsboro, which.
As we enter the Second Jim Crow, there is no place for Black history in America's stories of itself. Quite literally: The Trump administration has ordered the removal of signs.