Em is back on Wednesday Writs this week, tackling Bad Elk v. US and misconceptions about fighting the law. Also, some Trump news both good and bad, a Penn professor/provocateur, Katy Perry the Christian rap song thief, a tweet-worthy dumb criminal and more.
Your Wednesday Writs for this week include eminent domain and little pink houses, creepy judges, Trump above the law, Trump violating the law, a true crime and literary fraud, a dumb criminal, and more.
It’s a sign of how crazy the times have gotten that many libertarians and conservatives — including this one — now see Pelosi as the voice of reason.
10 candidates, 5 moderators, 4 front-runners, and lots of cross talk: Night two of the Democratic debates is in the books.
Your Wednesday Writs are packed: SCOTUS on flag burning, the first familial DNA murder trial; THAT lawyer, dumb criminals, the F word and more.
The fact that American adherents to those faiths can serve alongside each other, and for each other, is an American military accomplishment worth celebrating.
Even in the early 70s, lawyers arguing at SCOTUS didn’t get very far before being peppered with questions. Ginsburg argued for 11 straight minutes.
It is beyond absurd to have a federal government shutdown and simultaneously guarantee back pay.
Wait, I need to back up here.
Happy New Year from Ordinary Times! To start 2019, a look back at some of the most read, most discussed, and most important writing from the year that was from our great contributors.
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A jazz loving serial killer walked the beautiful but vaguely ominous streets of 1918 New Orleans, chiseling his way into back doors of the homes of local merchants…
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Retroactive is a #ICYMI listing of all the great reading from the week that was. Ordinary Times is a group endeavor to explore and illuminate culture, with the word “culture” interpreted broadly. Here, you will find discussions of politics and law, art and sports, family and faith, laughter and grief, food and fiction.Retroactive is a #ICYMI listing of all the great reading from the week that was. Ordinary Times is a group endeavor to explore and illuminate culture, with the word “culture” interpreted broadly. Here, you will find discussions of politics and law, art and sports, family and faith, laughter and grief, food and fiction.
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on Open Mic for the week of 11/11/2024Never say never. But... Florida is also one of the demographically oldest states in the country. Are… on Open Mic for the week of 11/11/2024Maybe bribe was the wrong word. And you have my vote on the concept. There is a tragedy of the commo…
on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltyReading her wiki I can't figure out her actual stance on all sorts of things. If you're going to run…
on Weekend Plans Post: Garlic (Specifically Toom)I have yet to try black garlic, but if I understood your black garlic experience correctly, it felt… on The Four Stages of Post-election Cruelty...Are you able to make a case with evidence She just lost to a demented 78 year old after we proved…
on Open Mic for the week of 11/11/2024I certainly wouldn’t want to be in a deep red state, post Dobbs for my wife’s child bearing years Fo… on Open Mic for the week of 11/11/2024Don't actually see it as a bribe; Govt. created various zones that become market inputs and influenc…
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