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Democrats are out of gas.
Star columnist Dan Rodricks leaves The Baltimore Sun after nearly 50 years. What Year is it (#527)
The Stars and Stripes don't need to be saddled with such a burdersome country.
Creepy online comments about Los Angeles somewhat leavened by goings-on in Washington.
From California wildfires to Carolina hurricanes, there’s no denying the force of devastating winds.
Loopy self-help from The New Yorker. What year is it (#526)?
Trump’s recent remarks sound the siren to invest in strengthening our own economic and defense capabilities.
The Democrats will have a hard time halting President-elect Trump's new immigration policies.
It’s six o’clock and I hear the sounds above the desk and from Ohio.
Richard Parsons was a top-drawer next-door neighbor. What year is it (#525)?
Drip, drip, drip. The New York Times’ swagger is starting to fade.
From Coolidge’s America to Nazi Germany.
The prospect of mass deportations is chilling.
Bright pyre, liberal city revisited.
“Politicize” is for losers.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy stirred up the Republican Party and the MAGA movement with their commentary on H1B Visa program.
Some grim history, in reply to Mark Ellis’ Splice Today essay.
Tech bro vs. trad bro. Golden Age vs. Bronze Age. H-1B vs. J6.
Jimmy Carter’s “malaise” speech was one of the most absurd moments in presidential history.
Reflecting on the New Year’s Eve tragedy in New Orleans.
Our deranged right/left world is soft on crime—but also hard on crime victims.
The TrueAnon co-host talks to Friedland about current events and much more.
Documentary including interviews with participants in the case, along with Goetz' New Year's Eve 1984 confession tape.
The controversial political Twitch streamer talks to center-left podcast host Adam Friedland.
Kelly talks with Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Nekrasova about the reaction to last month's election and more.
The Majority Report host responds to Cenk Uygur's recent insults.
The Conservative pundit talks immigration, forgiving Trump, and worries about the hard right in this Comedy Cellar podcast.
Stewart goes over the many mistakes of the Democratic Party on The Daily Show.
Rogan explains why his open invitation to Kamala Harris for an interview hasn't been taken up by the campaign.
The two late media legends try to work out their differences in this September 25, 1991 episode.