We haven't had much discussion here about the Tik Tok ban, probably because none of the front pagers seem to be heavy Tik Tok users. I'd say that this is.
These are just a few thoughts in the wake of the many interesting comments to this morning's post about the CNN poll. First, it's important to note that the poll.
https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1784413854396756336 Two things: The bizarre and shocking facts above -- or more precisely, the facts that would be shocking if we retained the ability to be shocked, which we clearly.
On April 28, 1911, the South African government passed the Mines and Works Act that banned Africans to unskilled work in the mines and on the railroads. This especially what.
I've had something of a crisis of faith on the Music Notes posts, for two reasons. First, I am a terrible writer about music and so I find them consistently.
SWinxy, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons No one, at least to my knowledge, has been more consistently thoughtful — and therefore insightful — about the current "crisis" on.
So I took my first ever Uber ride this week, quite inadvertently, as the car dealership where I was getting a "free" oil change has eliminated its courtesy van and.
This is the grave of Michael Kelly. Born in Washington, D.C. in 1957, this utter creature of the Beltway, this King of the Blob, this lover of bombing brown people.
- How deep is your love?
- Flipping on Cuellar
- Help me Ariana Grande, you’re my only hope
- The exclusionary principle
- This Day in Labor History: May 13, 1874
- An update from the party of non-interventionism
- Fall Guy Discourse
- The Gen X Belichick of the studio
- Roger Corman
- Checking in on the youthful vitality and mental acuity candidate