Alice in Whyland
Alice in WhylandWriting daily on politics and life in America. Balancing work, family, and resistance fueled by coffee. Lawyer, bookworm, spiritually curious, ally. Community over compensation. Subscribe for free.
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Day Two Hundred Sixty-Eight
More than 1,500 people have been displaced and at least one person has died after the remnants of Typhoon Halong tore through Alaska’s remote Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. In May of this year, the regime canceled a $20 million EPA flood protection...
Day Two Hundred Sixty-Seven
The regime blew up another boat in international waters. More alleged drug traffickers that the regime has labeled “enemy combatants.” Some in Congress say the regime has provided no evidence of its claims. At least 27 people have died.
Day Two Hundred Sixty-Six
Both the living hostages and bodies of the dead in Israel and Gaza were released. I may hate TFG, but I’m glad this was done. I hope the ceasefire holds. As I understand it, Hamas has not agreed to Israel’s demand for a complete disarmament...
Day Two Hundred Sixty-Five
Today I spent the day reading 107 Days. I finished it. Reading about the campaign journey was a reminder of the absolute joy and hope I had for the future during those 100 days. And how many online friends I made as we came together for som...
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