the-traitor-targets-big-bad-wolves,-but-ranchers-say-other-administration-actions-drive-their-woes

While ranchers support eliminating federal protections for wolves, data shows the predators kill few cattle. The Traitor’s lifting of tariffs on foreign beef, however, is hitting cattlemen’s wallets. By Jake Bolster, Peter Aldhous America’s centuries-old conflict with wolves took another turn earlier this month when President Traitor 47 ordered theContinue Reading

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As a kid, I knew three things about the guy who owned my favorite NFL team. He was short, from Ohio, and he was a good owner because he spent money. After 40 years further review, that stands as the ideal total knowledge about a sports owner. And while theContinue Reading

how-ice-is-destabilizing-a-generation-of-immigrant-children

The little girl stared up at Norma Gómez from the doorway of her neighbor’s apartment, her sad, brown eyes suddenly flashing with hope. “Are you the person who’s going to bring my mom back?” she asked. Gómez struggled to find an answer. It was a December morning, and she’d broughtContinue Reading

15-years-on-from-occupy,-the-long-fight-of-the-99%-continues

As we mark 15 years since Occupy Wall Street, it is worth remembering that the movement against inequality has a long lineage. The Gen Z-led protests flooding the streets of India, Kenya, Bolivia and Tunisia today have been building for generations.  On the last day of November 1999, tens ofContinue Reading

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Something About Her by Clementine Taylor We Do What We Do in the Dark by Michelle Hart Real Life by Brandon Taylor These Violent Delights by Micah Nemerever Providence by Craig Willse Bonus: While not during a university tenure, But How Are You, Really? by Ella Dawson is set at a college reunionContinue Reading