Remember that dam that broke in Michigan? The Attorney General sued the owners to raise the water level to protect some mussels.
A window into an American nightmare: homelessness. A long article in the New Yorker.
Van Gordon Sauter was president of CBS news. He says the media is irretrievably biased and it's too late to change. His solution is for them to just fess up.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany is giving the press a hard time. They are crybabies.
Stanford coronavirus research: Did politically-motivated scientists hype their speedy study? Probably you remember the news about the study; it said that lots of people were walking around who had already had the Corona-19 virus and thus the fatality rate was widely overstated. This article says that their study was flawed, however, recent reports are that the fatality rate is much lower than thought--maybe 0.4% which is close to the same answer the flawed study came up with.
Problems within the CDC: mission creep and wasteful spending left them unprepared for a pandemic.
We are making bread at our house. With a little experimentation, we have come up with a delictious recipe that requires almost no effort, a modification of the "crusty, no-knead bread" Drop me a note and I'll send the instructions: doug@crice.com . This prompted me to read this article in the New Yorker about making bread in Lyon.
President Donald Trump fired Intelligence Community (IC) Inspector General (IG) Michael Atkinson in April. Atkinson claimed the president fired him for passing on the report of the Ukraine “whistleblower” to Congress — the report that led to Trump’s impeachment. A CIA employee argues that Atkinson was corrupt and refused to help real whistleblowers.
Biden placed a wreath on Memorial Day. Looks like he used a stunt double.
Here is a fun series of videos illustrating preservation of the species.
