Tag: philippines
The always useful Executed Today reminds us of another lovely event in American history: On this date in 1902, two African-American U.S. Army privates were hanged before a crowd of 3,000 at Guinobatan
Well, the US avoided any hurricanes this year so maybe things are going OK in the weather world, right? Oh dear. Super Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines at 4am local time today with winds near 195 mp
Rest in peace. I had the good fortune to meet President Aquino twice, once in 1996 and once in 1997. At the first meeting I was running the media equipment for her meeting with the University of Orego
Ross Douthat gets the ball rolling: These twists and turns make Iraq look less like either Vietnam or World War II — the analogies that politicians and pundits keep closest at hand — and more like
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,318
- Castner Range National Monument
- Images from American History, Part 46
- Intensities in ten cities
- Chasing Trains Leaving Stations
- Pathetic
- LA School Labor Deal
- Biden Wants a Unionized Campaign Staff
- We can remember it for you wholesale
- What a difference a non-reactionary NLRB makes