Here's my October reading list. You can see last month's list here and follow it back from there. Professional Reading: Elie Mystal, Bad Law: Ten Popular Laws that Are Ruining.
This is the grave of Dwight Davis. Born in 1879 in St. Louis, Davis grew up rich. His grandfather had been mayor back in the 1850s and the family remained.
We have already had a player reach base nine times in one game. Then we got a pitcher who started the year in A ball throwing a Sandy Koufax game.
Absolutely crucial to Donald Trump's re-election were 1)people like John McCain and various executive branch members constraining him from executing his worst impulses during his first term and 2)his systematic.
Dave Zirin has an interesting essay that not only revisits the commonly held comparisons between The Sopranos and Donald Trump, but goes quite a bit deeper into the issue, including.
Finally, the Peace President ends the CHAOS of the Biden era and reduces the military footprint of the United States: The Trump Administration has made the decision to attack military.
The week started out appropriately. Vladimir Putin announced that his Burevestnik cruise missile, the one powered by a nuclear reactor so that it can continuously circle the earth until called.
If you understand the title to this post you're on the internet way too much (guilty as charged): Erika was spotted wearing a white T-shirt emblazoned with the word 'Freedom',.
