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Takoma Park’s Mayoral Race Has Me Thinking About DC’s Forgotten Anti-Freeway Fight
Yesterday I read an excellent piece on a forgotten chapter of DC history — the bare-knuckled 1960s fight to keep highways from bisecting DC and next door Takoma Park, Maryland, where I’m writing to you from.
I’ve been thinking a lot about...
Trayon White Isn’t Guilty
DC Councilmember Trayon White and his white-haired attorney Gary Kohlman. Credit: Washington Post
Originally published at Counterpunch
In some ways little has changed since I last stepped foot in a DC federal courtroom over a decade ago....
Hegseth Hoping His Media Minions Can Smooth His Way to the White House
Here’s my latest, originally published at FAIR.org. If you prefer listening, I’ve resumed doing the audio version of my stories… because if I don’t, Substack will automatically post an AI-generated audio rendition, which is so depressing to...
9/11
Published at Counterpunch
Like all of us of a certain age, I remember where I was a quarter century ago today — in midtown Manhattan visiting my grandfather. This wasn’t unusual, as I was taking time off between junior and senior year at H...
Three Books
Lately I’ve been spending less time doomscrolling and more time reading books. My mother-in-law describes my preferred genre as “Shit’s fucked up, see footnotes A, B, C and D.” Within this genre, I’m particularly fond of books that marry cr...
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