Kentucky has a thing called "Fancy Farm" where politicians of both parties gather to do retail politics: The annual Fancy Farm Picnic is a massive barbecue and bipartisan campaign rally.
On August 3, 1931, the Unemployed Council in Chicago led black residents in protecting the furniture of a 72 year old resident of South Side being evicted from her home.
It turns out that putting massive taxes on imported computer goods increases the prices of consumer goods: Companies are starting to shift more tariff-related costs onto consumers. Many businesses chose.
Remember that naive time when it seemed like George W. Bush would be the worst president of the 21st century? “DESTROY” stickers were affixed this week to hundreds of cases.
Interesting, if somewhat puzzling, article in the NYT on the last surviving Japanese veterans of World War II: Kunshiro Kiyozumi is a small man with gray hair and a stooped.
xr:d:DAFWoD7VYeg:11,j:44593341580,t:23010316 I know districts in which the young people prostrate themselves before books, and like savages kiss their pages, although they cannot read a single letter.” Jorge Luis Borges, “The.
Former Enron chief financial officer Andrew S. Fastow is escorted into the Houston federal courthouse Wednesday morning after surrendering to the FBI. (HoustonChronicle photo/Karl Stolleis) Krugman on the firing of.
The bait: John Roberts rules Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act is unconstitutional, but don't worry, "Section 2 is permanent, applies nationwide, and is not at issue in this.
