You don’t hate LED headlights, you just hate archaic laws still on the books from the Truman administration. And you also have an undiagnosed astigmatism.
Help is available. If you or someone you know has been affected by LED Headlight Psychosis, please give me a call.
Zohran Mamdani wants to ERASE Italian Americans.
First, he denied our permit for Unity Day 2026.
Now, he is excluding Little Italy as a recognized location all together on the map.
Italian Americans BUILT NEW YORK CITY. Not third world Ugandans,
We stand AGAINST COMMUNISTS!
We are pleased to announce the launch of Rubicon, a new quarterly of books and ideas.
Every journal makes a wager about what its readers can bear: how much difficulty, how much dissent, and how much of the past. Our wager is that they can bear quite a lot. Elsewhere, opinion arrives without argumentation and the facts of history arrive flattened into whatever narrative is needed by present expediencies. We are betting on the alternative: that a reader will follow an essay of six thousand words if the thinking is honest, and that ideas outside the current consensus deserve the same attention as those inside it.
Rubicon exists because the essay-review—long-form, argued, unhurried—has become an endangered form of thought. Our inaugural issue attempts to reinvigorate that tradition by bringing together eight essay-reviews spanning left-wing political violence, Cold War diplomacy, civil rights law, fin-de-siècle Vienna, Hollywood’s rise and fall, the ideological ferment of interwar Italy and France, and generative anthropology.
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As we approach the 250th, one of the best feelings as an American is walking into a Dollar General to grab an energy drink in one of the poorest zip codes during a massive heat wave with temps in the 100s and shivering from how cold the building is
Europe could NEVER do that.
My American friends, you may need motivation to work hard in the summer, while Euros are off galavanting at their summer cottages.
But the more we work, the hotter it gets, and the more of them that die. Remember that.
All. Lines. Go. Up.