This is an editorial from several days ago. They are profiting off the Presidency in ways that demean the office. Americans tell pollsters they don’t think they are getting ahead financially. But President Trump and his family are having no trouble, judging from his 2025 financial disclosure report released Tuesday. The Trump clan is cashing … Read more
UPDATE: From reader NB – “Wizened & Creased -good name for their next album.” Long article in the Wall Street Journal, as the Stones have a new album and contemplate another tour. – Keith Richards doesn’t seek out old Rolling Stones records—unless he draws a blank trying to remember one of his many iconic riffs. … Read more
The celebration was at Rory Dolan’s in Yonkers on Sunday June 28th – so about a week ago with well over 100 attendees. There were numerous speakers – too many to list – below are a few pictures. Fr Fidelis Moscinski is a good friend of ours – he did one of the readings at … Read more
Sponsored and run by Tim and his GF Marisa. About 15 people – not counting the unborn baby (makes it 16!). That’s Tim in the Yankee shirt and striped hat.
This is what I put up on the 4th in 2006. Still very relevant The fourth of July My father spent WW II in New Guinea and the Philippines, while my uncle (at 18 years old) served on an aircraft carrier. As a bonus my Dad also got re-called for the Korean War, spending 18 … Read more
Rum!? Who knew?! This courtesy of Gemini AI. And video at the bottom. During the American Revolution, colonists drank about three times as much alcohol as Americans do today. Because clean water was scarce and unsafe, alcoholic beverages were staple dietary choices for everyone, including soldiers, who received daily rations of spirits. [1, 2] The … Read more