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The Kennedy Center Is A Shrine To The D.C. Decadence. Tear It Down
In the nearly 15 years I lived in Washington, D.C., I probably visited the Kennedy Center just a handful of times, but what’s more important to know about the center isn’t the building or who perf...
Old City Infrastructure Becomes a Canvas on the Lake in WaterWork
For two nights this month, the Seaholm Intake Facility will become a large-scale projection surface for 15 works by 23 artists. WaterWork, a free event produced by Design Austin in partnership with t...
Old City Infrastructure Becomes a Canvas on the Lake in WaterWork
For two nights this month, the Seaholm Intake Facility will become a large-scale projection surface for 15 works by 23 artists. WaterWork, a free event produced by Design Austin in partnership with t...
Fantastic Fest Review: Ghost in the Cell
Horror fans tend to be very open-minded about international movies. Maybe that explains why, while Indonesian director Joko Anwar has made thrillers, action films, and even superhero flicks, it’s h...
Fantastic Fest Review: Ghost in the Cell
Horror fans tend to be very open-minded about international movies. Maybe that explains why, while Indonesian director Joko Anwar has made thrillers, action films, and even superhero flicks, it’s h...
In Public Attacks On SCOTUS, Sotomayor Sinks To A New Low
For her all her supposed concerns about her fellow justices ruling based on what they think the law should be instead of what it says, Sotomayor has done exactly that....
Media Spread More Deadly Lies About Texas’ Heartbeat Law, Just In Time For Midterms
Media have spent years deceiving Americans into believing that ‘women will die’ due to pro-life policies designed an...
In Eagle Pass, I Floated the River While I Still Could
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Exclusive: Election Integrity Groups Ask Court To Uphold Ohio’s Proof-Of-Citizenship Law
A pair of election integrity groups are asking a federal appellate court to uphold Ohio’s law requiring proof-of-citizenship to vote, The Federalist has learned. “Ohio is right to require proof of...
Thousands Of Noncitizens On Jersey’s Voter Rolls Represent Just ‘The Tip Of The Iceberg’
'Ladies and gentlemen, ... that’s called a cover-up,' said Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-NJ, during a hearing on New Jersey's dirty voter rolls....
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