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In the coastal city of Ravenna, which was, for a short time, the capital of the Ostrogothic successor kingdom to the Roman Empire, there is a tomb to King Theodoric. Aesthetically, the tomb is almost entirely Gothic, except in construction, as the Roman technique of placing large unmortared stone blocks together for the walls was used. One should not mistake this tomb’s rather simple design as indicative of a weak king: the dome itself is a two-hundred-ton slab of rock, shipp

Blue states offer more for illegals to stay than the Red administration is paying them to leave.

In Kurt Vonnegut’s 1985 novel Galápagos, a mysterious disease wipes out human fertility, bringing about a silver-haired apocalypse. The parallel to our real-world situation should be obvious, and this is one of the reasons I’ve wanted to return to this novel.

The Book of Revelation is sort of like a game of blackjack.

Not invoking the Insurrection Act is an irresponsible mistake that will allow obstruction to continue, leading to unnecessary death and violence, and inflaming tensions.

10,000 hours of ‘whodunit’ content. No major reports on the obvious: a lethally outdated model dominates an unregulated profession, failing Trump twice, and getting Charlie Kirk killed. This is how incompetence, not conspiracy, is changing American history.