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NEW YORK — Politicians have too much power over our lives. Many used the pandemic as another excuse to take more. Early on, politicians declared that (SET

Mike Rowe says COVID-19 is just another challenge for people to figure out how to live in a dangerous world, which has always been the case.

Designer Alex Proba hand-paints swimming pools with graphic murals, including the pools of two Palm Springs houses and a mural on the deck of a public pool on Manhattans Roosevelt Island. These three designs showcase Probas signature shapes and playful use of colour. One painted pool belongs to Marrow House, a private residence in Rancho Mirage in California. Top and above: the painted pool at Marrow House The Rancho Mirage pools design is an explosion of colourful curving shapes to contrast t...

Magical $239K Art Deco Home in Baltimore Poised for Quick Sale Magical $239K Art Deco Home in Baltimore Poised for Quick Sale This home is a must-see for Art Deco lovers. A small and stylish mint-green house stands out amid the red-hot real estate market of Baltimore. Tiffani Sherman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail A small and stylish mint-green house stands out amid the red-hot real estate market of Baltimore. Thats because the home on Erdman Avenue stands alone in a sea of traditional home...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Politicians have too much power over our lives.

"You can't just call somebody essential without implicitly suggesting that half the workforce is not essential," points out Mike Rowe.

10 Ridiculous Cold War Government Projects The Cold War was a period of time when all of the countries of the world waited with baited breath to see what the outcome of the decades-long hard staring contest between the United States and the Soviet Union would be. As the nuclear arms race ramped up, some of these countries (either voluntarily or otherwise) picked sides; some began developing nuclear programs of their own, and most just kept their heads down and quietly hoped for another day with...

Bunker Down: How America Almost Spent Billions Trying to Survive a Nuclear War The history of civil defense in America is one of long neglect and avoidance since the Cuban Missile Crisis. Heres What You Need to Remember: The proposed project was stupendous—about half the U.S. GDP in 1957—but the goal was the preservation of 86 percent of the American people from a global thermonuclear war. Kahn & Panero’s proposal was vast, comprehensive and detailed. It also nearly killed civil defense....

It isn’t common for buyers to renovate a newly purchased home so that it looks just as it did in 1963. But in the case of this Austin home, it really works.