What the hell happened in politics this week? Esquire's legendary blogger Charles P. Pierce has answers
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After some ranting from Rudolph Giuliani, Zohran Mamdani released 170,000 documents demonstrating that N.Y.C. officials at the time of 9/11—hi, Rudy!—lied to the entire city about the dangers of toxic air in and around Ground Zero.
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If there’s a better gig than Special Government Employee, I can’t think of one offhand. You draw a government salary while peddling your private business—and, most important, your influence—all over the world.
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Given his history of stiffing workmen, I wouldn’t trust him to fork it over tomorrow for a vote today.
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The only interesting element of the Republican midterm hootenanny down in Dallas is the barely underground agitation regarding what becomes of the party once the current administration finally absents itself.
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A gerrymandering legal battle has landed at the Supreme Court, and the Nine Wise Souls were so sick of the whole business that they booted the new Missouri map into the Potomac.
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