What happens if the brewery goes out of business?

George Blanda played QB for the Raiders in 1972 at age 45.

The Nor'Easter uniforms look great!

Cybertrucks are a pretty common sight here in Austin, Texas.

Our POS Supreme Court will find a way to say it's all fine.

Modify the offside rule to allow one defender to get past the rearmost (non-goalie) defender before the ball is kicked.

Any thoughts about where Roger Staubach would have fit in here? He seems like more of an assassin to me.

I don't hear much discussion about Staubach these days. But I started watching football in the 1970's and Staubach seemed like one of the better QBs of that era.

You're an ignorant (person) if you use "a" rather than "an" before a word that begins with a,e,i,o, or u.

I just read a mention of Pilatus in H.D.S. Greenways's book Foreign Correspondent: "The CIA used the Pilatus Porter in Laos, a Swiss-designed plane that was good at short takeoffs and landings and intended for use on the glaciers of Switzerland."

William L. Shirer made a very similar point about Germans in the 1930s in the years after Hitler took power and the Nazi propaganda machine revved up to full speed

I don't understand why so many people echo Trump's marketing for the bill ("big, beautiful"). It seems more accurate to describe it as "damaging, debt-exploding" or something similar.

Only if they have good natural light like the Vikings' stadium or SoFi in Los Angeles.

The 13th amendment allows for this sort of slavery.

"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."