Before he was Cancelled by the Woke Mob(tm) Louis CK had a bit where he talked about how he would feel good about having engaged in noble behavior that he had in fact only thought about undertaking. For example he would be sitting in the first...
Make Matt Gaetz and Alan Dershowitz and Prince Andrew mad and give to this old blog on the Patreon to keep us going until we are legal. They prefer...younger blogs..
Ten years ago tomorrow, I was asked to join Lawyers Guns and Money and crafted my first blog post. It's a complete coincidence that this is fundraising day and tomorrow.
We all love Farley and how nice he is. But he's a terrible fundraiser. That's because he seeks to appeal to the best of you. That's a mistake. I'm here to cajole you into giving us money. The reasons are clear--Farley laid them out already. This...
Has it been this long? Doesn't seem possible, but the math checks out. Like everyone I have mixed feelings about the rise of SubStack and the other email subscription services.
Scott, DJW and myself founded LGM on May 31, 2004 at the end of what I now think of as the Early Days of the blogosphere. The site rapidly found.
This is the grave of Ben Hecht. Born in New York City in 1894, Hecht grew up as part of the Jewish working class. His parents were both immigrants who worked in the garment trade like so many other recent immigrants from eastern Europe. The family...
As of today Lawyers, Guns and Money is 17 years old, meaning that it is now of legal drinking age in Malta. Members of this community will appreciate that today.
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn said over the weekend that a Myanmar-like coup — in which the military overthrew a democratically elected government — “should happen” in the U.S.Appearing.
An unmarked mass grave with the remains of at least 215 indigenous children was just uncovered at a former Residential School in Kamloops, B.C.: This week saw the discovery of something outside Kamloops, B.C., rarely seen in North America, much less in any corner of the...
I recently watched the 1984 PBS production The Killing Floor, about the Great Migration and Black labor in Chicago meatpacking during World War I and leading up to the World.
What we've always known has been confirmed: An attorney for DC Police said in court, for the first time, that the department did indeed use tear gas on protesters around.