Trump gets back in big trucks. Pool: As Trump hopped into the fire truck, Pence held open the door. “Where's the fire?” Trump said. “I'll put it out.” pic.twitter.com/OsCBntlvVz— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) July 17, 2017
Author: Erik Loomis
This is the grave of Elbridge Gerry. Born in 1744 in Marblehead, Massachusetts, Gerry grew up in a Massachusetts elite merchant family. He gradated from Harvard in 1762 and received.
On July 16, 1931, a white mob murdered the black sharecropper organizer Ralph Gray in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. This murder demonstrated both the very real communist organizing among black sharecroppers.
A deep exploration on what might be The Simpsons' finest moment.
This is the grave of Omar Bradley. I don't have indifference to military history, I have open hostility to it and to the people who find interest in utterly pointless.
I've said previously that the attention to the sweatshops where Ivanka-brand clothing is produced is valuable because it's finally bringing attention again to the horrible conditions in which most of.
This is the grave of Henry McCarty, aka, William Bonney, aka, Billy the Kid. Billy the Kid was a murderous thug who achieved the Old West fame that eastern urban Americans were just eating up in the late 19th and early 20th century. Born in...
The Trump administration's grotesque attempt to reduce or destroy the wonderful national monuments created in the last twenty years has at least taken two monuments off the chopping block. We.
The Senate has released its new deathcare bill and it looks pretty much equally horrible to the previous draft. I'm sure Scott will have more on it and I'm no.
I want to build on my post from Tuesday about how no one is even talking about the renewed Muslim ban, as well as Dan's post from yesterday expanding on it to discuss Trump's plan for mass deportations. The initial response to the Muslim ban...
Our president has an imaginary friend he trots out when useful. For all things Paris, President Donald Trump’s go-to guy is Jim. The way Trump tells it — Jim is.
This is the grave of Stephen Solarz. Born in 1940 in Manhattan, Solarz became interested in politics from a young age, received an MA in public law and government from.