The Washington Post editorial board is now
an embarrassment
Jeff Bezos was actually a decent steward of the Washington Post when he first bought it in 2013. He put money into the business and let it operate, editorially at least, independently. The newsroom rewarded his trust by winning many awards, including a Pulitzer for its January 6 coverage. Technologically, he brought it up to speed, doubling its web viewership in three years which actually made it profitable.
But the hiring of Will Lewis as publisher and CEO has been a disaster. Cozying up to Trump has been an embarrassment. And now his editorial policies threaten to be ruinous. He needs a swift and decisive course correction to right this ship.
China shows Apple who is really in charge
What happens when mutually assured annihilation becomes ineffective as a deterrent against existentially desperate foreign nuclear powers?
A trip down memory lane with artwork that has stood the test of time.
RT’s understated charm and brilliance, when performing acoustically, seems to play better in more intimate venues.
A client once admitted that they hired me because of the suit I wore to the pitch. It was an Armani. “You looked more professional than the other designers.”
Looking for a great selection of Rickenbackers, Fenders, Gretsches and JangleBox pedals? Here you go.
If capitalism is a joke, why is it that only the 1% are laughing?
Dr. Jessica Knurick explains how Project 2025 is the blueprint for folks who fail to appreciate or even understand the value of long-range research.
Does anyone want or need to be persuaded that their religion is “wrong” when they’re at work? This isn’t religious freedom, it's harassment.
A piece of original art seemed more appropriate for our studio wet bar than a conventional backsplash. Not sure why the artist Gene Davis came to mind.
