The campaign poster of Pittsburgh City Council candidate Jim Wudarczyk: The inspiration for this brilliance: Really, it's about time we saw Red Scare era political imagery become hip again. A.
What a surprise that the herbal supplement/alternative medicine industry is filled with hucksters, scam artists, and grifters, the likes of which American medicine hasn't seen since the days of patent.
So I hear Dengue Fever is coming to my town and I hope it is this: Unfortunately, it is this: This past summer, Aedes aegypti—the invasive African mosquito best known.
This scathing review confirms all my priors about this project. Perhaps I'm being unreasonable, but I'm equal parts depressed and enraged by this book's existence. I don't know who constitutes.
Well, that was an ugly week. As I say in the piece, Harry Edwards's dissent in the Freshway case is very good. He does a particularly good job of clearly.
Some early Tuesday links... Precision Strike: An Evolution. Not fully convinced by the pro-schmoozing case... Reading the original post Saideman refers to just makes me feel ill. Baseball with a.
Next Coen brothers project: A Rob Ford biopic, starring John Goodman. If people exist who don't want to watch that, I very much hope to never meet them.
Reuters has an interesting piece on how Volkswagen's previous attempt to operate a union factory in the U.S. failed and how this relates to its attempts to institute a German-like.
- America’s worst Democratic governor frees election denialist as a personal favor to Donald Trump
- Republicans are the eugenicist party
- Gambling in Havana?
- Consubstantial mysteries of the unitary executive
- This Day in Labor History: May 15, 1984
- Mifepristone to remain accessible over the dissent of two misogynist septuagenarians
- Checking in on the post-Dobbs Republican pivot to child care
- Snorkeling in a tomb
- “I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation” –Donald J. Trump
- Why are people so unhappy?
