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Texas Republican Senator John Cornyn was recently defeated in May's GOP primary by his Trump-endorsed opponent, Ken Paxton. With his days now officially numbered, Cornyn has publicly made it crystal clear that he has nothing left to lose, and he's coming for the big guy in ...

Edward Luce: “Donald Trump had claimed to amend a U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal on his Truth Social site the day after it was signed. That the deal was controversial is one thing. That he thought he could change it without asking the Saudis was another. Trump keeps making fantasy announcements. His grip on power is suffering […]

CNBC: “Within six days of the June 12 initial public offering, at least six House members or their immediate families purchased a total of between roughly $83,000 and $245,000 in SpaceX shares.”

“Satellite imagery shows damage to two Amazon.com Inc. data centers in Bahrain, supporting Iran’s claims last week that it struck the sites with missiles,” Bloomberg reports.

Last year the Trump administration announced it would ban Chinese-made drones from the U.S. As I noted at the time, the plan had several problems, not least of which being the Trump administration is a racist, corrupt, dysfunctional mess filled with weirdos and lazy incompetents, primarily interested in assorted personal investment grifts and protecting less […]

A Greene County Sheriff's deputy rescued an injured hawk recently, and the photos of the hawk riding in the back of the patrol car are worth seeing. Continue reading…

The writer John J. Lennon will have you know that he killed a man in New York City in the winter of 2001. He will not rationalize it, will not explain it away. He will have you know this fact again and again, in essay after essay because he believes the reader deserves to know why he is writing from prison.

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More than two decades ago, prisons in California stopped allowing packages from family members, instead requiring items be purchased and shipped through approved vendors. The policy was intended to reduce contraband and other unauthorized items. When the policy was enacted in 2003, there were initially only two vendors available to residents: Walkenhorst’s and Access Securepak. […]

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Award-winning costume designer, fashion designer, fine artist, and author Debra McGuire reflects on a life shaped by creativity, gratitude, family, and resilience, revealing how decades of artistic practice have been grounded in curiosity, discipline, and love.

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‘Yeah, That’s Not Going to Happen’ Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and other Senate Republicans are resisting two aspects...

“The Kremlin has initiated a new crackdown on anti-war voices ahead of Russia’s parliamentary elections in September, barring candidates from running if they show any sign of opposing the bloody, expensive and increasingly unpopular military operation in Ukraine,” the Washington Post reports. “While repression of political opposition forces is nothing new in President Vladimir Putin’s […]