Here's the thing. There are places where I think the trans movement goes overboard, either by promoting extreme niche issues (biological boys in girls sports) or by dismissing inconvenient science too cavalierly (puberty blockers). But then a trans woman gets elected to Congress and Republicans respond in their usual repellent way by loudly banning trans ...continue reading "Mike Johnson can go fuck himself"
Eggs again? The Washington Post reports that yet another chicken plague is tanking supply: Eggs have vanished from many U.S. grocery shelves in recent weeks, sparking consumer fears that a shortage could coincide with the holiday season. Egg production in the U.S. dropped 2.6 percent in October from a year ago and is projected to ...continue reading "Nothing gets between Americans and their eggs"
Double the cancers, double the health updates! Here's the latest test result for multiple myeloma: Cosmically speaking, 0.40 isn't super great, but it's not bad and it's down from two months ago. This means it's unfortunate that I can't tolerate the Talvey, since it produced a pretty noticeable improvement after only one dose. Hopefully the ...continue reading "Health update"
Ezra Klein sez: Donald Trump had exactly one, you-gotta-hand-it-to-him, that was an insanely successful policy that saved countless lives and we should do it again and again: Operation Warp Speed. And it's the only policy from his first term he has completely disowned and is now salting the… — Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) November 20, 2024 ...continue reading "Three great modern myths"
In the news: Saint Louis Closet Company kicks off another Toys for Tots, Side Project Brewing helps kids with cancer, and Brentwood’s development plans on Manchester Road get push back. KMOV β Toys for Tots drive kicks off in Maplewood KSDK β My Lou: Side Project in Maplewood helping kids with cancer St. Louis Magazine […]
"At the drop of a hat here they're going one year to the next with 1000% to 3000% increase in property taxes,β Rep. Blaine Wilhour (R-IL 110th) said.
The feds on Wednesday indicted a former Circus Flora board president, George Pace, accusing him of embezzling more than $120,000 from the nonprofit, which now says it needs help.