... or at least as a one-sided Cold War, with the leader of the other side focused on his dreams of a Moscow hotel and hoping for another electoral assist. If you haven't seen it yet, you should read this New York Times story, which...
Month: June 2020
President Donald Trump shakes hands with supporters upon arrival at the Orlando Sanford International Airport, Monday, March 9, 2020 in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) It's almost impossible to overstate.
It probably doesn't surprise you to know that I am a big fan of the workplace safety film. The genre doesn't get much better than this. I don't want to.
I thought this was pretty great. Now it had arrived, the final morning that the statue would stand above the grounds of North Carolina’s Capitol. The moment had arrived after three weeks of protests that began here, and across the country, after the death of...
One frustration I have with our racial politics is how we rightfully talk about repression of Black communities but don't connect it well with the Latino community, which is not.
Important read from Caroline Randall Williams. I don't think this is true of most LGM readers, but this is especially important if you're a white person disingenuously (or cluelessly) saying.
Today's COVID task force briefing has apparently been pretty special: https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1276574099037396994 During his comments, Pence urged Americans three times to pray, but couldn't bring himself to recommend wearing a mask. Nor was he able to come up with anything resembling an actual response when Paula...
I'd like to say that watching Republicans realize that the virus doesn't care about your politics has brought a grim satisfaction. But it hasn't. It's just depressing. Like with climate.
https://twitter.com/BrookeSingman/status/1149757034209955841 2019-2020 was not a great year for the left in American politics. After a rather astonishing April, where seemingly every major Presidential candidate got on board with single payer,.
Military vehicles carry DF-5B intercontinental ballistic missiles during a parade commemorating the 70th anniversary of Japan's surrender during World War II held in front of Tiananmen Gate in Beijing, Sept. 3, 2015. I recently put together a series of three columns on the inclusion of...
Because science? Good times: In 1976, the artist Saul Steinberg drew a cover for The New Yorker — “View of the World from Ninth Avenue” — that became an instant classic. You.
Of all the completely bungled COVID responses in the U.S., Arizona's might be the single most catastrophic: Arizona has emerged as an epicenter of the early summer coronavirus crisis as.