This is the grave of Carl Morton. Born in 1944 in Kansas City, Morton grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was a great baseball player and went to the University.
Texas, where attempted murder is apparently perfectly legal if you do it with an F-150: Immediately after harassing and running over six cyclists near Houston this past weekend, the teenager.
Above: Metaphorical and evidently literal bullshit Michael Hiltzik on the total bullshit that is "renewable natural gas" coming from the fossil fuel industry: So here’s something you need to know.
A lot of people are familiar with the concept of a "black swan," Nassim Taleb's coinage for rare and unpredictable outlier events. Less well-known to date is Michele Wucker's concept.
Here's a technical distinction of great pragmatic importance that I've literally never seen made in the popular media, whether low-brow, high-brow, of Friedman-brow: the difference between period and cohort life.
JMM is correct that if Sinema refuses to agree too pass the BBBA, House progressives should refuse to pass her vanity bipartisan infrastructure act: I had a conversation yesterday similar.
What's the point of becoming an Article III judge if you can't wet your beak a little? More than 130 federal judges have violated U.S. law and judicial ethics by.
This would be a good time to remember that the formal definition of "censorship" has traditionally been when the government prohibits or otherwise punishes speech. The reason this matters is.
