This is the grave of Charles Mason. Born in 1728 in Oakridge, Stroud, Gloucestershire, England, Mason got some kind of an education and then ended up working as an astronomer.
It's nice to be a benefactor on the wingnut welfare circuit, but its funders and its audiences alike can be very fickle mistresses: The conservative media company Daily Wire was.
The rhododendrons are blooming! They are pulling out all the stops. John Taney Roberts and his racist colleagues opened the way for the South to rise again, and the white.
Haven't done one of these in a while... The toll: About 352,000 Russian soldiers had died in the war against Ukraine through the end of 2025, according to a new.
This is the grave of Fred Hartley. Born in 1902 in Harrison, New Jersey, this person, responsible for one of the worst laws in American history, didn't grow up super.
I have been meaning to follow up on Paul's excellent series of recent posts about law and politics. But one thing I will say is that there are cases in.
Trump's tacky painting of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is being done without anything like a proper legal authority: For a century, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has captured Washington’s.
It is at this point banal to note that Mark Burnett making a mass audience believe that Donald Trump was a business genius is a critical factor in explaining his.
- Mifepristone to remain accessible over the dissent of two misogynist septuagenarians
- Checking in on the post-Dobbs Republican pivot to child care
- Snorkeling in a tomb
- “I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation” –Donald J. Trump
- Why are people so unhappy?
- American Alternatives
- Trump in Beijing
- Secretary of the Interior pretends not to understand why your phone still works when it’s not plugged in
- The spirit of the gag rule lives on
- One nation divisible?
