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Dig In Everyone makes mistakes, but the antics we point out in this issue aren’t just slipups. Most of them have been committed by bad actors with malicious intent or rampant, perhaps even temporary stupidity in their brain pieces. Or both. Don’t worry. We don’t expect anything to change. We’ve been writing about

Dig In Everyone makes mistakes, but the antics we point out in this issue aren’t just slipups. Most of them have been committed by bad actors with malicious intent or rampant, perhaps even temporary stupidity in their brain pieces. Or both. Don’t worry. We don’t expect anything to change. We’ve been writing about

As with other predominantly white suburbs across the country, Keller has always leaned conservative, but fall 2021 saw a sharp uptick in right-wing hysteria at the local school board meetings. “That was when Matt Krause’s book list dropped,” said Laney Hawes, referring to the state rep’s letter to a state agency

Showing signs of life, a redeveloped section of Grand Avenue on West Des Moines/Des Moines border gets a fresh identity

Oh, look. Another stupid culture war that doesn’t create any jobs, improve public safety, or better humankind in any material way. This time the shenanigans are brought to us by a handful of board members at the Texas Center for Arts + Academics (TCAA). The nonprofit that oversees the Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts,

Attorney Steve Maxwell expected a big crowd when he arrived at Tarrant County GOP headquarters on the East Side last month. Local Republican leaders organized the press event to announce the release of video footage that allegedly ties Democrat county judge candidate Deborah Peoples to voter fraud.  Maxwell and

Following the murder of George Floyd in mid-2020 and the resulting protests that erupted in Fort Worth and across the globe, then-mayor Betsy Price navigated a tense situation with what appeared to be a sincere desire to unify the city and prevent acts of violence by either side of the political divide. Her rhetoric

Downloads Cans are back in fashion. No longer taking a back seat to cooler chilled lines, they’ve earned a place in the front row of grocery. Sales in the past year have rocketed 19.6% to total £2.8bn [Kantar 52 w/e 21 February 2021]. That stellar success is illustrated by canned giant Heinz, which netted an extra £73.8m alone [NielsenIQ 52 w/e 22 February 2021] as locked-down shoppers filled their cupboards with longer-life fare. It’s the type of behaviour that tends to rear its head in ...

Downloads Cans are back in fashion. No longer taking a back seat to cooler chilled lines, they’ve earned a place in the front row of grocery. Sales in the past year have rocketed 19.6% to total £2.8bn [Kantar 52 w/e 21 February 2021]. That stellar success is illustrated by canned giant Heinz, which netted an extra £73.8m alone [NielsenIQ 52 w/e 22 February 2021] as locked-down shoppers filled their cupboards with longer-life fare. It’s the type of behaviour that tends to rear its head in ...

the profits will come to those who already have the infrastructure in place. thats really the theme behind much of this markets advance. the undercurrent that plays out every day, including this one with the dow roaring 112 points, yes, all-time high, s&p jumping .78%, almost all-time high. and nasdaq climbing, .53%, let me walk you through my dont-build-it profits come thesis. because that is whats behind this levitation. this morning we heard from the keepers of the case-shiller inde...