This is the grave of Henry Stimson. Born into the New York elite in 1867, Stimson grew up wealthy. His father was a rich surgeon. But that doesn't mean his childhood was particularly happy. His mother died when he was nine and he was sent away...
On its face, this would appear to be a vindication for the Democratic primary electorate: pic.twitter.com/wI09TEmXIx— out of context elizabeth warren (@warrennocontext) November 26, 2020 Sweet potatoes with marshmallows OH.
Paul has already noted the latest example of Neil Gorsuch fitting seamlessly into Antonin Scalia's role of being the Supreme Court justice with the largest gap between his intelligence and.
Trump pardoning Flynn is a shining orange light for every well-connected scumbag in America to seek a reprieve: When President Trump pardoned Michael T. Flynn on Wednesday, he did more than wipe clean the record of his first national security adviser, who had twice pleaded guilty...
Here's Sidney Powell's new lawsuit. https://twitter.com/silver_fox9/status/1331936947258920960 It's actually unclear whether this thing has actually been filed with the court as it lacks the normal documentation, which adds yet another layer.
Look, if you just prepare the turkey THIS ONE WAY that only takes 38 hours, you can have a meal that is about 50% as good as throwing some chicken.
See if you can spot the fallacy in this reasoning: Government is not free to disregard the First Amendment in times of crisis. At a minimum, that Amendment prohibits government officials from treating religious exercises worse than comparable secular activities, unless they are pursuing a compelling...
This is the grave of Hughie Jennings. Born in 1869 in Pittston, Pennsylvania, Jennings grew up in an Irish family. His parents had immigrated to the U.S. and his father.
Perdue has been claiming that he did not individually direct his obvious insider trades. About that: Mr. Perdue then contacted his wealth manager at Goldman Sachs, Robert Hutchinson, and instructed.
With Josh Hawley getting too much attention in the "senator with the same voting record as Joni Ernst being getting fawning coverage as a Different Kind of Republican based on literally nothing" sweepstakes, Little Marco felt the need to pick up his game: 261,000 people and...
You know that Slate series back in the day, based on the premise of trying to figure out how what was actually going in the USA would be reported if.
Apostate Republican Tim Alberta has a terrific piece of reporting about GOP complicity in Michigan with Trump's attempt to steal an election he lost by 154,000 votes: As conspiracy theories.