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Consider the mayhem now afoot. The center right wants to bring discipline to the party. Theyre tired of losing elections they figured they were going to win. The hard right wants none of this proctoring. They want to run free wherever they want for whatever office they want. You have the gop big shots running the Little People around and the Little People in the party fracking the big shots. Its quite a show. Joy reid is managing editor of the grio and david corn is Washington Bureau chief for m...

No huge wars separating north from the south. As we end this week, the kass em today is deep, dark and alarming. Look at karl rove barking orders like someone selected him ring master. Look at Newt Gingrich blasting away at rove. The center right wants to bring discipline to the party. They are tired of losing elections they figured they would win. The hard right wants none of this fostering. They want to run free from wherever they want, from whatever offices they want. There are Little People ...

Let me finish tonight with this. This sunday is the occasion for my other interest in life, the first is politics and how this country should be run and what it should be in the world, actually. My other interest is movies. I try to see the good one answers root for them on Academy Award night. I will be doing it this sunday. I think the thing about the Academy Awards is watching talent win out. Im talking about the directors, writers and actors that stick their neck out on project that nobody e...

England batting stalwart Joe Roots father, Matt, gave a rare insight into his sons dedication to become the best batter in the world, saying that during the difficult pandemic phase the 31-year-old used to "practice for an hour batting ...

West Mersea teenager Daniel Gladwell finished with sensational figures of 9-2

Street Art Generates Funding for Sacramento Racial Justice Groups Listen   First, the plywood boards went up on downtown Sacramento storefronts.  Then, racial justice-themed murals were painted over them.  Now, the art is generating money to give back to the causes that inspired them — more money than originally anticipated.  Lina Washington, founder of Boards for Change didn’t know ahead of time that the plywood art would generate $20,0...

This has been a year like no other, with the coronavirus dominating the news, including our stories in Comstock’s, both in print and online. It was a difficult year for most businesses in the Capital Region, among the most difficult in the 31 years Comstock’s has been publishing, especially for those deemed nonessential and forced to shut down. For Comstock’s, 2020 kicked off with several memorable editions before the pandemic dominated our coverage. The March issue, our...