January 25 Perhaps I’m being too optimistic, but I have a good feeling about the work to come this year. I feel that I’ve finally turned a creative corner. Whereas previously I was trying to keep my stories somewhat in line with the confines of reality and common sense, I now recognize that I must […]
Following what historians and criminologists agreed was an unprecedented spree of criminal offenses, Tuscaloosa, Ala. native Jeffrey Hotchkiss Jr. said in his initial court hearing that he was treated unfairly. Though the 47-year-old executed four robberies, three kidnappings, and twenty-four assaults in the span of two months, he claimed that the “utterly blatant prejudices of
President John D. Seevers – Executive Order 14135 – February 13, 2025 By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, I hereby order as follows: Sec. 1. Purpose. For far too long in these great United States of America, diligent, dutiful, God-fearing patriots
Esteemed law firm Cooper, Thompson & Cooper made legal history Monday as the first organization to file a class action lawsuit against roughly half of the human race. The unprecedentedly far-reaching suit seeks to hold every woman on Earth accountable for “incalculable financial and psychological damages” sustained from infidelity, sexual harassment, and sexual abuse-related divorces
On Thursday, The United States Department of Justice declassified information regarding several FBI investigations that have since become topics of national interest. The investigations were carried out from 2014 to 2020 and involve a mysterious Washington, DC-based organization referred to in official documents exclusively as the “response mill.” Representatives from the FBI’s National Press Office
Controversial business magnate Randall Dryden-Foster announced via X (formerly known as Twitter) on Sunday that he and several associates were in the final stages of establishing the Billionaire Defense Fund, an organization he referred to as an FFP, or a “fully for profit” organization. Dryden-Foster, who is popularly known as RDF, was crowned the fourth-richest
And that brings me to something that has been getting under my skin for a long time now. Now, while I know more seasoned listeners of The Rough & Tumble Podcast are already well aware of how intense things can get here sometimes, I feel that I should warn anyone listening who might not be
From Washington, DC, it’s DECISION 2088: Your vote, your voice! CRINKLE: Hello and welcome to APN’s coverage of DECISION 2088, where your voice matters. I’m Holly Crinkle… FORRESTER: …and I’m Dax Forrester. Big news on the campaign trail today as the I Don’t Care Party nominee for president, House Representative Juniper the Pomeranian of Iowa,
January 23, 2016 (Day #1) My hypothesis is simple: If a cultural creation by the African American ethnic group can be appropriated, it will be. How might I justify and then prove this claim? The presence, prominence and dominance of African American traditions and innovations in international popular culture has been widely documented. The specificity
An unassuming Georgia business owner, who doesn’t have so much as a Facebook page, has made national news after bringing a case to a local appellate court. David Birch, founder and CEO of Birch Architecture & Design in Macon, first made headlines when he was sued by an African American client for “boldfaced racial prejudice
