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Article: Tomgram: Rebecca Gordon, Kissinger at 100 - Henry Alfred Kissinger turned 100 on May 27th of this year. Once a teenage refugee from Nazi Germany, for many decades an adviser to presidents, and an avatar of American realpolitik, he's managed to reach the century mark while still evidently retaining all his marbles. That those marbles remain hard and cold is no surprise[...]
Lately, I’ve been thinking about bats. A few dozen have been flying around our Waldport, Oregon, Cyprus tree: California Myotis, Fringed Myotis, and the Big Brown Bat. Near White Salmon, WA, I have seen dozens of Silver-Haired Bats, flying low to the ground on 20 acres we own. This creature accounts for almost a third
What Washington Does to Chinese (Image by Stock File) This coming Friday, newly elected U.S. President Joe Biden will meet with Japan’s Prime Minister SUGA Yoshihide for a summit that the mainstream media has presented as democratic and peace-loving countries casually getting together in order to discuss what should be done about the “China problem.” This narrative will, as is usually the case, be swallowed without any consideration of the current and historical background of the situation, or with any intent to actually engage China in any ki...
Saying that we're against. we're all for. you cannot put this jeannie back in the bottle. it's actually the way he operates. he doesn't e-mail. he uses his cell phone, but he apparently doesn't text or anything. he is operating and has historically aside from twitter, which is obviously the most modern of issues and dynamics, but besides that, it's just not realistic. we do have to figure out a way to deal with this in a safe way, and i think he knows that. i think it's a stop gap measure, but revealing this terms of who he is and who he operates. >> he did say in terms of tomorrow or wednesda...
Roads and bridges and so forth. the big question, the reason why it's probably going to be a fight, is how is that going to be structured? is it going to be money or tax credits? we'll see. the most obvious is obama care. we know that the republicans are going to vote to repeal it, they're going to do it in a way that will make it impossible for republicans to -- for democrats to block it. they're going to delay on the replace, but what happens between and how democrats -- they can't do anything with the votes, but how they message the problems that they will tell americans that that will pose...