Sam Alito, center. Paul Singer, right. ProPublica has another Supreme Court scoop. It seems that Alito got on a private jet to go on a fishing trip in Alaska with some friends who had business before the Court. But hey, he was just using a seat...
This is the grave of Robert Rice Reynolds. Born in 1884 in Asheville, North Carolina, Reynolds was.....a piece of work. Even by the less than august standards of the U.S..
Mifepristone is a medication used to end early pregnancies and to relieve the symptoms of miscarriage. It's heavily restricted by the FDA. There needs to be as much of this as possible:.
And this history of Chris Rufo is a reminder that he understands what way too many people on the broad left do not: Rufo argued, in a flurry of essays, that.
This story about how Heidegger's fail-relatives were put in charge of his legacy so they could whitewash it is grimly amusing, and also shows just how long the CANCEL CULTURE.
An actual historian of congressional power and indigenous rights weighs on Clarence Thomas's recent "originalist" claims that any federal power not specifically exercises by the First Congress is forfeited forever: My involvement in the case stems from my work as a historian of the legal relationship...
Ifrit at 2 1/2, hoping for more shower This has been too painful to post before, but I've been able to finally push through it. Ifrit, the orange tabby who.
This bombshell investigation by the WAPO paints a truly damning portrait of Merrick Garland's quite conscious decision to avoid any investigation of the ringleaders of the January 6 autogolpe, at.
Part of what it means to be a white liberal in an era of globalized capitalism is that we consume whatever we want, but then rather than just throwing it in the trash (that's what Trump voters do!), we donate the stuff we don't want anymore....
It's not really hyperbole to say that America has been obsessed with its own decline for almost the entirety of my life. Reading Rick Perlstein's The Invisible Bridge (which covers.
This is the grave of Jim Bunning. Born in 1931 in Southgate, Kentucky, Bunning grew up Catholic and went to Xavier University in Cincinnati. He was also a star pitcher.