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If I were leading President Joe Biden's central committee and my goal were to destroy America as founded and ensure that it lose its distinction as the world's freest and most powerful nation, I doubt I could concoct a superior strategy than adopting the Biden administration's message and policy agenda. The administration is creating total societal chaos, fomenting disorder and undermining the rule of law at every turn. As the first duty of government is to protect and defend its citizens, we might be alarmed to consider that the administration is engaged in a multi-pronged strategy to do the...

Last modified on Wed 26 May 2021 04.53 EDT Had you been in the Gibbs Building at King’s College, Cambridge, one summer’s day in 1969, you might have come across a pair of English artists taking tea. The older was the Bloomsbury painter Duncan Grant, then 84. The younger, halfway through his tenure as the university’s first artist-in-residence, was Mark Lancaster, who has died aged 82. It was, variously, an unexpected pairing. Lancaster, at the time, was painting works such as Cambridge Green, now in the Tate collection – resolutely modernist, grid-based acrylics, seemingly derived fro...

Green Arrow Stranded by Brendan Deneen & Bell Hosalla Moves to 2022 Green Arrow Stranded by Brendan Deneen & Bell Hosalla Moves to 2022 Posted on Brendan Deneen and Bell Hosalla was intended to be published by DC Comics this summer. But for one reason or another (probably another), that's not happening. And it has now been rescheduled for the 1st of March, 2022. Stranded by Brendan Deneen and Bell Hosalla Moves to 2022 Brendan Deneen is the author of novels The Ninth Circle and Chrysalis,, Night Night Groot for Marvel, and the upcoming Morbius novel from Marvel/Titan Books. Previous...

Last modified on Mon 17 May 2021 06.36 EDT The Nevers 10.10pm, Sky Atlantic Joss Whedon’s return to television with this Victorian supernatural series may have been marred by the allegations of bullying that recently surfaced, yet the resulting show is still artfully executed by its other cast and crew. We find ourselves in London in 1899, where in the aftermath of a supernatural event, people – mainly women – find themselves with newfound, unusual abilities. Immediately persecuted, widow Amalia True (Laura Donnelly) and inventor Penance Adair (Ann Skelly) set about protecting their kin...