It is with a very heavy heart that I let the LGM community know about the death of our contributor and my fellow labor historian Steven Attewell. He was pretty.
Arizona's Speaker of the House co-issued a statement downplaying the importance of the party's hand-picked court taking the territorial ban on abortion out of the mothballs, but as always look.
Old habits, like democracies, die hard: Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he would not sign a federal abortion ban if one reached his desk were he to be elected.
Check out the lede to the NYT story on the new CPI number: A closely watched measure of inflation remained stronger than expected in March, worrying news for Federal Reserve.
In the post about Arizona Republicans making coverture great again, I mentioned how Doug Ducey is disavowing the decision by his handcrafted Supreme Court send the issue back to territorial.
The Arizona Supreme Court has held that the state's long-dormant 1865 near-total ban on abortion is now enforceable, despite having been superseded by a 15-week ban in 2022: The Arizona.
The states' rights dodge the anti-abortion lobby is running on abortion is a lie -- as Michelle Goldberg points out, just ask them! Jonathan Mitchell, standing on the trail of.
A certain Germanophile, whose name I do not wish to remember, came to my house that day. Standing in the doorway, he announced the dreadful news: the Nazi armies had.
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,601
- Steven Attewell, RIP
- Arizona Republicans playing a double game
- Ducey’s hacks wilfully misread the law to resurrect the 1864 abortion ban
- Trump makes mouth noises; media treat this as meaningful
- The expectations game, and forecasts of a little light fascism on the horizon
- This Day in Labor History: April 10, 1917
- Republicans pretend to retreat from the inevitable implications of their own positions
- Arizona Supreme Court sends women back to 1865
- A trip down the wiki rabbit hole
