For me, this fairly trivial scandal -- although as always imagine if Biden/Hillary/ etc. -- is pretty much a perfect encapsulation of a very key fact about Donald Trump, which.
This is the grave of Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne. Born in 1934 in Sacramento, California, Joan Didion grew up middle class, the daughter of an Army Air Corps.
What you're hearing from CNN hype men notwithstanding, Trump is becoming less popular among almost everybody, including the demographics that trended heavily toward Trump in 2024: Today, 38% of Americans.
Billions of dollars a year are now wagered on college basketball legally, while the vast majority of players still get paid basically nothing, despite the new world of NIL deals.
Apparently, uncomfortable-with-Trump conservative pundits have gotten board with "Republicans had to go fash because Obama didn't just let Romney win" and have gone back to "Republicans had to go fash.
It turns out that placing large taxes on imported goods raises prices, almost as if this is the entire point of the policy: Wholesale prices—the cost of goods and services.
I don't think it's a healthy thing when the Newspaper Of Record publishes a long feature (gift link) on how rich people holding destination weddings are increasingly (no stats of.
Jacob Levy captures most of my disdain for this horsefucker: https://bsky.app/profile/jacobtlevy.bsky.social/post/3lwd3yfek2c2l Maybe it's just me, and maybe it's just that I'm grumpy after having sat through 82 (this may be.
