I confess to getting a good laugh out of the Steve Calabresi blog post Scott discussed yesterday, about how it's just fundamentally unreasonable to expect a SCOTUS justice to scrape.
The cartoon and title of the post, of course, are from the Pogo comic strip. The new bomb that the Parson yearns for is the hydrogen bomb. Walt Kelly drew.
Two last shows I saw in 2023. Both were at the Columbus Theatre in Providence. The first was The Bad Plus. Oddly, I had never seen them before and I.
Steven Calabresi has a darkly hilarious blog defending the utter incorruptibility of Clarence "No Checks, Please" Thomas. It's starts with boilerplate lies: Justice Clarence Thomas has served for 32 years.
Anton Troianovski, Adam Entous and Julian E. Barnes claim today in the New York Times that Vladimir Putin is looking for a ceasefire (gift link Content warning: photos of dead.
Wildfires probably aren't at the top of your mind on the eve of Christmas Eve, but nevertheless there are some awfully interesting resources available online for training and coordination of.
This is the grave of Dixie Haygood. Born in 1861 in Milledgeville, Georgia, Haygood became one of the most famous magicians of the late 19th and early 20th century. I.
I think that my post about Moyn and Priestland's column aged rather well, even if I did underestimate the likelihood of an attempted coup—albeit one under the thinnest cloak of.
