Month: March 2019
There’s already a lot of evidence that he won’t. First, we have the conclusion of Michael Cohen’s testimony from last week. Cohen’s testimony went on for many hours, and he ended i
In 1966, General Motors opened a new auto plant in Lordstown, Ohio, a few miles outside of Youngstown. At that time, the Youngstown economy was pretty good. Three decades of unionism had turned the mo
John Hickenlooper has a fan! What’s the case to be made for him? John Hickenlooper’s boots weren’t made for hiking. Were they even boots? We couldn’t decide. They occupied some limbo betwe
This is the grave of William Temple Hornaday. Born in 1854 in Avon, Indiana, Hornaday’s family moved to Iowa when he was young and while there, he basically watched the destruction of the passen
Let’s check in on how the swamp-draining is going: T-Mobile’s patronage of President Trump’s Washington hotel increased sharply after the announcement of its merger with Sprint last April, w
In fairness, people who are fans of Sean Hannity eminently deserve to have their intelligence insulted: Please watch the dumbest thing you'll ever see in your life pic.twitter.com/6YU5V1RKhV &mdas
This is exactly what someone who is planning on running but wants to throw people off the scent would say! Hillary Clinton, the former secretary of state and first lady who lost the White House to Don
A few weeks ago I started ruminating on why the “Free Tibet” movement seemed to have lost a lot of momentum and visibility. I came up with a few thoughts at the Diplomat: Where has the “
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