This is very good and a great example of why it matters so much that unions support the Democratic Party as much as they do: Amazon appears to be losing.
I was on the Great Ideas podcast yesterday to discuss the legacy of Mikhail Gorbachev, much of which revolved around the ways in which we want to see historical figures.
The fall is a fascinating time for this academic from a working class background. When I was growing up and graduating from a high school that had something like a.
Andrew Yang continues to demonstrate that he may be America's stupidest public figure: Lowrey: You say that Forward wants to represent rural Democrats and city-dwelling Republicans. Which policies are you.
Everyone's favorite literal vampire isn't happy that Moscow Mitch is telling him that he got Blake Masters the nomination so he needs to fund his disastrous campaign. McConnell told Thiel.
For the latest LGM podcast, we were honored enough to have Kevin Waite of Durham University in the U.K. to talk about his new book West of Slavery: The Southern.
Despite what Americans want to believe about the man whom they credit with doing much to end the Cold War, Mikhail Gorbachev is probably best described as the greatest failure.
The early 1960s was a bad time in Hollywood. The enormous bloated historical epic was in full bloom, with 3 hour sandal and sword movies. Japanese directors certainly had no.
