The FOX Files has learned that some elected St. Louis officials have watched portions of bodycam video that involved a police officer and a co-owner of Bar:PM after the officer’s SUV crashed into the front of the business.
The New York Times tells us today about a new bit of research showing that Donald Trump had the worst record in front of the Supreme Court of any modern president. That's interesting, and it says something about the lunacy of the Trump presidency, but it buries the lead. When I took a look at ...continue reading "Today’s Supreme Court is the most partisan in modern history"
The White House waded into the growing controversy over the sale of U.S. Steel to a foreign company, saying President Biden believed the purchase by Nippon Steel deserves "serious scrutiny" and vowed to take action if necessary.
It has become an article of faith on the right that the huge number of immigrants flooding our borders is a direct result of Joe Biden refusing to enforce the law. What's more, he's doing it deliberately. His reasons for this act of obvious political suicide vary depending on who you listen to, and mostly ...continue reading "Does Joe Biden really want lots of illegal immigrants?"
The St. Louis Police officer accused of assaulting Bar:PM co-owner Chad Morris was accused of assaulting a bystander to a 2019 incident, causing serious injuries including multiple broken bones. That incident took place just a short distance from Bar:PM.
Last week in the Error 402 series on the past, present, and future of web monetization, we talked about the whole “information wants to be expensive, information wants to be free” dilemma, that partially explained why early paywalls failed, and why display and search ads seemed to be the primary way in which internet content […]
There were a lot of great concerts in 2023, and USA Today has chosen their favorites, with U2 topping the list thanks to their Las Vegas residency, U2: UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere. “It’s…
The hyperloop firm that was wooed by St. Louis officials but chose to put its certification center in West Virginia is shutting down, according to a Bloomberg report.
For what it's worth, I want to point out that it's not all that unusual for a popular politician to retain a loyal following regardless of criminal indictments or even convictions. Marion Barry was back on the DC city council almost the instant he was released from prison. Bill Clinton got impeached and emerged more ...continue reading "Sometimes a few felonies just make you more popular"