Roald Dahl and the Replacement Factory
Rewriting what wasn’t wrong.
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Jimmy Carter Reflects the Best of America
Jimmy Carter was the finest president of my lifetime. When he passes, America will be the poorer.
Toxic Water Project Sparks Controversy With Navajo Neighbors
Missed cues grow Native distrust around a New Mexico research project on oil well wastewater.
Japan and Netherlands Expected to Join US in Ban on Tech Exports to China
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Biden’s Documents Dilemma
Palace politics? Or an unhappy accident?
McCarthy’s Art of the Deal With the Devil
Newly minted House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is very good at making very bad deals.
Is This Sculpture Unfit for a King?
Does it deserve to be called the $10 million “woke penis sculpture?”
The New Casting Police: When Straight Actors Can’t Play Gay
Recently, Tom Hanks apologized for acting.
GOP Morphs From Political Party to the Greatest Threat to Humanity in 50 Years
The combination of the GOP’s power, the wide-ranging impact of its actions (and obstructions), and an overall vileness makes Republicans the greatest threat to humanity.
Alex Jones Must Pay Sandy Hook Families Nearly $1B for Hoax Claims, Jury Says
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Catching Up With the Lionesses in Paris
Watching the English women’s soccer team beat the Americans from the back of a bar in Paris.
No Exit for Putin
With Russia’s army floundering in Ukraine, Valdimir Putin delivers a veiled hint of nuclear war. In truth, his options are running out.