Thomas Frank evidently has a new book out that explores the same ground as his What's the Matter with Kansas book that made his name. I've always found Frank's vision.
A young intern got her first byline, filing an innocuous straight-news story with two other writers showing that the 1/6 seditionists have been able to use unconventional means to raise.
(Photo by Jdidi Wassim / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)(Sipa via AP Images) Mercifully this has not happened at my employer, but colleges and universities around the country have cynically used COVID.
The use of ridiculously oppressive rules to stop Black people from voting had a long history. Georgia has brought it back with the single least defensible piece of its New.
The Claremont Instutute, which has brought us such Carl Schmitts after 20 layers of carbon paper as John Eastman, is also featuring the authoritarian stylings of a Mr. Glenn Ellmers:.
This is the grave of Douglas MacArthur. Born in 1880 in Little Rock, MacArthur grew up in one of the nation's most prominent military families. His father was a captain.
We lost George Segal last week. This....was not one of his best films. It's the 1985 ridiculous anti-drug TV film Not My Kid. I'd like to think that the pained.
1/21/1988 President Reagan meeting with William F Buckley in oval office The Baseball Crank has a defense of Georgia's New Jim Crow that is a historic achievement in bad faith..
