New York City exempted all athletes from the city’s vaccine mandate just in time to allow baseball to open. Kyrie Irving, and all other non-vaccinated […]
Although the idea that Vladimir Putin’s invading of Ukraine pitted Russia against the rest of the world is popular, it is not true. The revival […]
So much is happening in Everything Everywhere All at Once—and it goes on so relentlessly, and for so long—that after a while a kookiness overload […]
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Popular belief that Vladimir Putin’s invasion in Ukraine was a war between Russia and the West is widespread, but it’s only partially true. The revival […]
The Wheel of TimeAmazon’s Amazon-produced adaptation of Robert Jordan’s fantasy book series is not a success. It often plays like an inferior version of HBO. Game […]
Richard Dunn was a substitute teacher at a New Jersey high school. Police say he had masturbated before students twice and were charged with four […]
Ketanji Jackson, Supreme Court nominee for the Supreme Court, has a lot of areas that one can disagree with. The people who watched her confirmation […]
Today’s judgment in Judge Chad Kenney, E.D. Pa. Greenberg v. GoodrichRevisions to the Pennsylvania Rule of Professional Conduct (8.5(g),) are declared unconstitutional It is professional […]
New York City’s vaccine mandate for private employees will not apply to professional basketball players like Kyrie Irving, a noted vaccine-holdout from the Brooklyn Nets. […]
