There are even ginger Mexicans of Irish descent! Pato O'Ward and Canelo Álvarez are two famous ones.

I feel like the word "abolish" makes people automatically think "oh, that's too radical," but I really don't get why. ICE is younger than I am and was created by the Bush administration in the thick of post-9/11 paranoia. We didn't need it for 200 years and we certainly don't need it now.

Reminds me of some pro-Russia account on Twitter I saw that said the US “forced the war by telling Ukraine to reject a deal” and the “deal” included giving Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk to Russia.

We all know Johnny Marr was the most talented Smith anyway

Replace "Vietnam" with "Afghanistan" and it still fits.

They've got one in Honolulu, they've got one in Moscow too... www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR_r...

It's important to note that it's not just that Texas buys a lot of textbooks; it's that in the cycle of schools replacing textbooks, Texas always buys first and then other states buy after them. Think Iowa in presidential elections, only for textbooks.

Slavery was falling out of favor around the world, but in the US (and Brazil) it had a specific subset of landowners whose economic and social status depended on slavery and were willing to do anything to keep it.

...Is how an honest post would have phrased that.

Liz bravely keeping the legacy of Nicolae Ceaușescu alive

Also, the buildings look fine. Impulsive negativity towards modernist architecture is lame.

2A folks will say you can't have an opinion on guns unless you know the technical name of every part and then vote for a guy who says "MK-47s."

Visiting London (New York's closest thing to a peer city on a global scale) and Tokyo (a city with 10 million MORE people than the NY Metropolitan Area) made me realize that it is possible to have a huge city and keep it clean (or at least cleaner than New York is).

Disney adults when I tell them I enjoyed this article (they suddenly don’t want to let people enjoy things)

Nice, reminds me of Victor's Tires & Restaurant here in Salt Lake City www.cityweekly.net/utah/victors...