This is the grave of Helen Hayes. Born in 1900 in Washington, D.C., Hayes grew up in an acting environment, as her mother was a minor player in the theater. Her father was a journeyman who picked up whatever work he could get. She started...
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This has always been an even less mysterious case than OJ Simpson's murder of his ex-wife, but the law, like the Lord, works in mysterious ways, especially if you have.
This month is the 10th anniversary of George Zimmerman's murder of Trayvon Martin and thus the beginning of the contemporary Black Lives Matter movement. There's going to be a lot.
Ten years ago this week I started Inside the Law School Scam, a blog I maintained for 19 months and more than 500 posts (including some from Debbie Merritt, who generously joined the project in midstream). With the benefit of hindsight, I can say with...
The right-wing freak out that transgender girls could dominate girls' sports at the high school level (as if right-wingers care about women's sports except when it is useful in their.
This is the grave of Samuel Pomeroy. Born in 1816 in Southampton, Massachusetts, Pomeroy grew up comfortable and went to Amherst College, graduating in 1838. He taught school in New.
This is the grave of Morris Cooke. Born in 1872 in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, Cooke graduated from Lehigh University in 1895 as a mechanical engineer. He worked as a journalist for awhile, for the Philadelphia Press and the Denver News. He also served in the Spanish-American...
The United States has not passed a comprehensive pro-labor bill since the Fair Labor Standards Act, a mere 82 years ago. And I'd say the chances of passing anything in.
This is the grave of Henry Cabot Lodge. Born in Beverly, Massachusetts in 1850, Lodge grew up in the Beacon Hill elite of the Civil War era. No one was.
This is the grave of Madam C.J. Walker. Born Sarah Breedlove in 1867 in Delta, Louisiana, she was the first member of her family born into freedom. She was an orphan by 1874, with her mother probably dying of cholera in 1873 and then her...
This is the grave of Curt Gowdy. Born in 1919 in Green River, Wyoming, Gowdy was a high school basketball star in his state, leading the state in scoring his.
This is the grave of Bobby Doerr. Born in 1918 in Los Angeles, Doerr was given his middle name of Pershing after John J. Pershing, World War I general. Doerr.