Todd Blanche flails trying to explain James Comey ’86 47′ indictment
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How is it that former FBI director James Comey is being prosecuted for posting a photo of seashells spelling out “84 47”?
Search Results for Move Over
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How to choose sunglasses that actually suit your face
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A good pair of sunglasses does more than just shield your eyes from the sun. They should actually feel good to wear.
How to break into the competitive world of professional basketball scouting
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Discover how to find a basketball scout job in professional sport: learn how to analyze, make reports, and build networks.
Trumpers using DOJ to silence anti-hate group with plain dumb lawfare
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The Trump regime is trying to dismantle the Southern Poverty Law Center via absurd claims that the Montgomery, Alabama,-based anti-hate group helped fund the 2017 “Unite the Right” White power rally in Charlottesville.
Easier to die, harder to vote: The rigged architecture of the Warfare State
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Almost two months into Donald Trump’s disastrous, unauthorized war with Iran, the United States is in freefall.
How to gain college-level knowledge for less (or free)
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The article explains how students can gain college-level knowledge without enrolling in a formal degree course or taking out student loans.
Why Bitcoin remains the benchmark asset of the crypto market
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In traditional finance, a benchmark is the asset people watch first to judge the direction of a market. In crypto, that role still belongs to Bitcoin.
Reputation management used to be about search results. Now it has to win in AI answers too
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Reputation management once meant controlling what showed up on Google. Now, AI-powered answers are rewriting how people find information.
Whit Babcock announces ‘retirement’ as AD at Virginia Tech
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Tim Sands was the first domino to fall at the behest of the football booster lobby at Virginia Tech, and the second, Whit Babcock, fell on his sword today, announcing his, ahem, “retirement,” effective July 1.
What happens when a region gets its first digital-only bank: Three case studies
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These aren’t hypotheticals. They’re real outcomes from three regions that welcomed their first major digital-only banks.
