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Gary Brown writes about Ohio's place in the history of the Negro League.

Big Fail Is it still lying if you’re senile? Ethics experts and other viziers of morality might puzzle that out now that something-like-truth is emerging about Covid-19 and the vaccines that have set-up about 150-million Americans — and many more folks in other countries — for a premature exit from this world by way of thrombotic organ failure. Hence: did the blunt tip of the “Joe Biden” regime’s spear, Ol’ White “Joe Biden” himself, actually lie Wednesday when he told American’s (and the world) that the Covid-19 vaccines are safe? And to “stay calm and get vaccinated?�...

YORK, Pa. – Last September, Hake’s Auctions set world record prices for pop-culture memorabilia and broke their own house records for sell-through rate, the number of registered bidders and the number of bids placed. Lightning could strike twice on February 24-25 when the Pennsylvania auction house hosts a 2,266-lot sale containing important political relics, Negro League baseball memorabilia, original comic art, exotic Star Wars and G.I. Joe figures, and the Michael Jordan sports card all fans dream of owning: a 1986-’87 Fleer #57 rookie card.  Hake’s was established i...

Michael Jordan rookie card, more up for sale at central Pa. auction house Updated Feb 10, 2021; Posted Feb 10, 2021 Only known example of a postcard depicting the 1911 NY Lincoln Giants, one of the most significant of all black baseball teams, during their inaugural season. Includes Hall of Famers John Henry “Pop” Lloyd, Louis Santop, and player/manager Sol White in his only known “card” appearance. Provenance: “The Black Ball Collection.” First auction appearance in 20 years. Estimate $20,000-$35,000. (photo courtesy of Hake's) Facebook Share An auction house in central Pennsyl...

Forecast 2021 — Chinese Fire Drills with a side of French Fries (Jacobin-style) and Russian Dressing As I write, the presidential election is still not resolved, with dramatic events potentially unfolding in the first days of the New Year. I’m not convinced that Mr. Trump is in as weak a position as the news media has made him out to be in these post-election months of political fog and noise. The January 6 meet-up of the Senate and House to confirm the electoral college votes may yet propel matters into a constitutional  Lost World of political monsterdom. The tension is building. This...