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Infamy must love the only president who undoubtedly helped bring us to this point, the only to ever have a double disgrace of two impeachments attached to his name forever. You know, watching it, the walk, it felt very different tonight. Theres a sense of trauma. This is a sacred place theyre in, and yet it is now a crime scene. These are lawmakers, theyre prosecutors, but theyre also witnesses and victims. Incitement of insurrection. That is the accusation against the former president by those who feared for their lives. Theres nothing remote about any of this. There is no proxy here. The peo...

From trimarans to leisurely cruising...and buns! An Isle of Wight sailing club put out the red carpet for people with disabilities

Two worlds came together when Mike Pride, a powerful presence on the NYC underground jazz and experimental music scene, joined the hardcore giants MDC in 2002. Pride played and toured with the band for three years, in that time recording a single album that only just now is being released. Called I Hate Work, the album reimagines some of MDC’s signature songs, such as “Dick for Brains,” “Corporate Deathbuger” and the title track. Brad Cohan spoke with Pride about the new album and the experience of holding down the drum stool in a punk band.