As Prime Minister May tries to bring home a Brexit deal from Brussels, here is the London radio host James O’Brien, recently famous in the UK for arguing with Brexiteers every day on his show. Clad in a crew neck sweater and sporting a neatly trimmed beard, Mr. O’
After Virginia’s attorney general admits he worse blackface at a party, the state’s Democratic leadership appears in peril, and Republicans look to capturing a state Trump lost in 2016. 1/16 A county-by-county census map shows how slavery spread in the US between 1790 and 1860.
In a live performance accompanied by mesmerizing visuals, Kelly Moran performs "Halogen" from Ultraviolet, one of TMN's Andrew Womack's top albums of 2018.
President Donald Trump used his second State of the Union address to make repeated calls for bipartisanship, much to Democrats’ puzzlement. 1/23 Last week the president called bipartisan negotiations a "waste of time." 2/23 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi trends on Twitter after she “invented this weird
A short film made by photographer Peter Vogt in 1965 about making axes in Maine, before mass production wiped out manufacturing things by hand. Via coudal.com. Related/unrelated: "Road cyclist taken out by deer."
In violation of US agreements, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have given American-made weapons to al Qaeda, Iran-backed rebels, Salafi militias, and other factions waging war in Yemen. 1/21 Federal prosecutors have ordered Trump’s inaugural committee to hand over financial documents, potentially to investigate money laundering
Aerial views of how humanity has shaped Earth's surface, with a voiceover by philosopher Alan Watts.
Trump pulls the plug on a decades-old nuclear arms treaty with Russia, saying Moscow’s been violating it “with impunity.” 1/20 "At least we have a secretary-general who is listening." The UN takes baby steps toward becoming a feminist organization. 2/20 See also: Girls
Your new favorite music for good work: deep layered brown noise. “Your brain is especially attuned to detect changes in your surroundings if there’s a low level of background information,” he explains. “When it’s silent, almost anything can alert your brain, and you can’t help but pay
An oral history of the little-known Los Angeles Rams' 1985 song "Ram It!", a response to the Chicago Bears' “Super Bowl Shuffle.” I’m just telling you, we were half in the bag on that whole deal. It was our day off, we were drinking
