This Monday marked the 80th anniversary of Benito Mussolini’s last journey: from a village on the shores of Lake Como, where he had been held since his capture the day before, to a farmhouse a little ways to the north, where partisans positioned him in front of a wall and executed him by gunfire. When Adolf Hitler took his own life in a Berlin bunker two days later, it became clear that the first fascist era had come to a sudden, bloody, and well-deserved end.
A good wedge issue doesn’t solve a problem — it creates one. It forces people to “pick a side” based on emotion, not evidence. That's the strategy that is now being turned against trans people.
Though Kristallnacht happened on Nov. 9, 1938—marking the first large-scale pogrom against Jews under Nazi rule in Germany—Adolf Hitler’s “final solution” initiative to exterminate every Jew in Europe didn’t get rolling until late 1941.
In my younger days, I heard if you were born on United States soil, you were a citizen. Plain and simple; at least, that’s what I thought.
The hidden expenses of egregious credit card swipe fees remain a significant burden for small businesses.
A month before Colorado Gov. Jared Polis vetoed a bill that would give journalists a leg up over normal people when it comes to getting public records, the local NBC station in Colorado Springs laid off journalists, continuing a trend in local TV, as news audiences slide away or die.
-For Iris, Rio, Sara, Gorio, Wylder, Mesa, Skyler, Benny, George & all our offspring
In Colorado, there are over 369,000 veterans, and regular health monitoring for VOCs and for the timely detection of malignant conditions is essential.
