On the latest LGM Podcast Erik, Scott, and myself sum up the state of the NFL in the days before Superbowl LX. We talk through the coaching changes that have ensued since Black Monday, ruminate on the failure of Bill Belichick to make the Hall...
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Following up on Erik's thoughts about the diplomacy of sports, I wrote a column this week about the Trump administration's diplomacy of sports efforts: Further complicating World Cup logistics is.
Folks have been asking for updates on the latest Farley family project. Tomorrow will be Lexington's eighth consecutive snow day, and idle hands are up to the devil's business... From.
Sometimes it's the one you'd most suspect! A U.S. intelligence official has alleged wrongdoing by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard in a whistleblower complaint that is so highly classified it has sparked months of wrangling over how to share it with Congress, according to U.S. officials...
A couple months back a student of mine wrote a paper about orchestral music and the national security state, which put me into a contemplative mood. My students are grad.
The table is set for another war with Iran. President Trump sharply intensified his threats against Iran on Wednesday, suggesting that if it did not agree to a set of.
Beyond a distaste for the death penalty I have no strong views on this, but I'm sure some of you do: Luigi Mangione will not face the death penalty for allegedly fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a federal judge ruled Friday, delivering a blow...
Some folks here will be familiar with the Backfire Bomber Controversy from the 1970s, which involved dueling intelligence assessments from the CIA, the Air Force, and independent journalists. Dwayne Day.
In writing my "Five Flashpoints" post yesterday I read a couple of excellent articles on Operation Sindoor. They were so good that I decided to build out the discussion of.
It seems that Mitch's patience is not, in fact, infinite: “What we saw from Mitch McConnell in voting against Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard and RFK was just flat out wrong. You should expect a senator from Kentucky to vote for those nominees to advance the...
Lightening up the mood around here... it has been tradition for the last few years for me to write about possible WWIII flashpoints. This year (like last) I have to.
I wonder what element of all this really spooked Trump and the Family: Mr. Trump did not suggest during the meeting that either Ms. Noem’s or Mr. Lewandowski’s jobs were.