The good folks at Infilaw, who back in palmier days hoovered up hundreds of millions of dollars in GRADPLUS federal loans while printing out law degrees of the most dubious.
The decline of the red knot is both predictable and fixable. If only the pharmaceutical industry gave a damn about it. The number of red knots visiting the Delaware Bay.
Huh, funny how this continues to happen. When Sabrina Hendricks was about to start fifth grade at Walker Upper Elementary School in Charlottesville, she got upset after finding out that.
Winona Laduke??? and other ???water protectors??? rally at the Wisc.-Minn. border on June 29, 2018, the morning after Line 3 is approved. They???re vowing to fight to keep the oil.
Kate Julian has a very interesting essay in the Atlantic about America's history of drinking, and how it connects to larger issues of just what role alcohol has played in.
"Did you see how they were living? How can you delude yourself?" President Biden ended negotiations with a group of Republicans led by Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) over his.
This detailed history of redlining in New York's capital city is an excellent de facto response to Andrew Sullivan pretending not to even understand the concept of white supremacy: Black.
https://twitter.com/MarjorieIngall/status/1402325173097975817?s=20 These days there's not a whole lot of television that is must-watch for me, and I cannot and will not spend all my free time poasting on twitter. So.
- I’m getting used to it now
- Battle Lines Drawn at UK
- “I’m an International Man of Misery:” A Graham Parker Interview
- No dignity left to lose
- Trump take vacation
- LGM Podcast: Quagmire(s) in the Middle East
- Median family income over the past 70 years
- Ariana at the quinceanera
- This Day in Labor History: April 23, 1927
- Kash Patel ordered investigation based on theory that reporting is illegal
