So, other than that big London funeral, last week, not much really happened in the news, right? Things seemed all teed up in Florida — — But then the 11th Circuit barged in . . . Then Cannon was abruptly … Continue reading Cartoons to Open A New Week
BY GARY D. ROBERTSON AND STEVE PEOPLES Sep 23, 2022 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — In competitive races across the U.S., Republican candidates are distancing themselves from their party’s most controversial policies and people — namely, abortion and former President Donald Trump — as Election Day approaches. Not Ted Budd. The North Carolina GOP Senate nominee … Continue reading Senate Race in N. Carolina: All-In-MAGA vs. Black Pioneer
Washington Post Cuba sent gay men to work camps. Now it’s voting on same-sex marriage. By Mary Beth Sheridan September 24, 2022 After 79,000 neighborhood meetings, months of discussion and an outpouring of more than 300,000 suggestions from citizens, Cubans will vote in a referendum Sunday that could redefine family rights — including legalizing same-sex … Continue reading Today Cubans Vote on Same Sex Marriage – & They May Say, “Si!”
Last night, returning from an initial autumn shopping foray with the Fair Wendy, it was dark when she parked her white Bolt in the driveway. I got out, and opened the back seat door for a bag. When it shut— Voilá! There before me was a new art form. At least, new to me: EV car … Continue reading In The Yard: Have I created a New Modern Art Form?
Like a lot of people you haven’t heard of, I had other plans for September 8. In fact, I was going to have a parade. For me. Okay, it was going to be an imaginary parade, down the Main Street of my mind; such fetes have many advantages: cheaper; much easier to clean up after … Continue reading How the Queen Rained on My Parade