On April 19, Governor Greg Abbott spoke at the Young Conservatives of Texas gala at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas, voicing an opinion that would later become enshrined in the Texas Republican Party platform and spreading misinformation spawned by a … Continued
The Saints beat the Iowa Cubs 6-5 on the road Tuesday in Des Moines. The Saints answered the Cubs’ two-run third inning with three runs in the 4th. When Iowa added three in the fifth, the Saints added another three … Continued
Nearly four months in, NYCHA broke down its lithium-ion battery rules and the potential consequences for noncompliance. Adi Talwar NYCHA’s Bronx River Addition. An e-bike battery sparked a fatal fire at the neighboring Bronx River Houses last year. The New … Continued
It happens to the best of us. You see something you really like on a store shelf, but for whatever reason, decide you have to think about it. Then, by the time you return, it’s gone. That was the case … Continued
This Supreme Court term promises to be important for the First Amendment. Major decisions are expected soon on the rights of social media platforms and their users. But the free-speech fun has already begun. In an otherwise unremarkable trademark case, … Continued
I’ve gotten a bunch of emails from readers lately asking why New York Times Cooking chicken recipes don’t often call for boneless, skinless breasts. “Why is it always chicken thighs? I don’t know anyone, except my sister, who prefers dark … Continued