There's also the Bari, Italy incident of 1943 when German bombers hit Allied ships loaded with mustard gas. Quite a sticky wicket.

Yes, the Texas City fire of 1947. What a disaster.

Ely is built on a hill of mud in a plain of mud. When they wanted to stabilise it to build bigger, they basically reinforced the hill with a sunken wicker fence made of oak trees. The attitude now is "it seems to be working, don't poke it." So far so good.

Then there's Winchester, which has a 60s pop song named after it.

Vought might still violate the RIF provisions, I put nothing past him.

I was told by some people that "Johnson will never reconvene the House, that's part of the plan".