According to Politico, the big Republican pushback against Bidenomics is that, sure, inflation is lower, but the price of food hasn't gone down. For the record, this hasn't happened a single time in the past 50 years: Food prices never go down. Sometimes they only go up a little bit—as in 2010 and 2016—but never ...continue reading "What’s left for Republicans to complain about the economy?"
A former city police officer was found not guilty of assault on Friday by a judge who ruled the officer acted in self-defense when he shot a man suspected of a carjacking in 2018.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (who is still indicted and facing a trial later this year) has argued in court that governments both should never, ever try to influence what content social media sites take down, but also that Texas should be able to tell social media websites what content they must keep up and […]
A new trailer has been released for the documentary Kiss the Future, which features Irish rockers U2. The film, directed by Nenad Cicin-Sain and produced by Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Sarah Anthony, follows a group of underground musicians and…
Last year, Williams was considered to be the prime challenger to incumbent Bush. D-St. Louis, who is now opposed by Wesley Bell and Maria Chappelle-Nadal.
Here's a comparison of GDP growth under Presidents Trump and Biden. I have deleted the last three quarters of 2020 since Trump can't be held responsible for the pandemic. Nobody ever shows this comparison. Is that fair? Why or why not?
Jeffrey Lumzy was convicted of killing another man after an argument over child support. The shooting happened at the home of Lumzy's ex-girlfriend, the mother of 3 of his 15 kids.
Josh Marshall annotates the New York Times for us: Now compare this to the print edition: In the print edition, there's only one front page piece about the special counsel's report. It occupies less than 10% of the A1 real estate. It's not the top story. There's no accompanying art. And the headline is pretty ...continue reading "Web vs. print: A mini case study"