This Is So Interesting (With False-Equivalence Implications)
Can a news outlet reduce your store of knowledge? Apparently it can.
Can a news outlet reduce your store of knowledge? Apparently it can.
Orlando Sentinel
Several places to consider as a new home base
Is China a "universal" nation? An academic says, Maybe so.
Other people's travel problems are not interesting™, and thus I will go easy on my latest misadventures* at the hands of United Airlines. I will…
Thanks to a reviewer, with mild amplication
The sudden death of an eminent journalist
A picture meant to show something admirable about America shows something less flattering as well.
Does the American public care about the excesses of 'security theater'? Maybe not.
Flickr
Were Congressional staffers too jaded, busy, or politicized to watch a thrilling aerial spectacle over the Capitol? Not at all!
~dawn~/flickr
Is your physique "completely too hot for California"? Then this item is for you!
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