This is the grave of John C. Fremont. Born in 1813 in Savannah, Fremont grew up in scandal. His father was a teacher from Canada, hired by a Georgia planter.
Leave it to Bari Weiss to give a classic demonstration of the utter incoherence of how "cancel culture" fanatics think about the concept of "free speech": The world has gone.
[THIS IS A GUEST POST BY COMMENTER AND LAWGIVER MURC] Probably the flagship news site, certainly the most successful one, of progressive liberalism in the 21st century is Josh Marshall’s.
I was interviewed for this Zoe Schiffer piece at The Verge on Scabby the Rat, the union symbol that so infuriated Trump's NLRB general counsel Peter Robb that he sought.
By Mil.ru, CC BY 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=68471290 In their shameless violations of the existing standards and customs of international law, the Chinese authorities go to lengths which even the most reactionary.
Even in the larger world of being anti-union, this is a pretty brazen move. The Appeal is a leading website advocating for criminal justice reform. You'd think it would at.
The new cohort of wingnuts entering Congress is so kooky and reactionary we tend to lose sight of the similarly reactionary and kooky crackpots who have been around forever: Republican.
This is the grave of Clark Terry. Born in 1920 in St. Louis, Terry picked up the trumpet at a young age and was playing in local jazz bands when.
