Do the Democrats Have a Serious 2028 Candidate? The Polls Say One Name Leads, and It’s Mostly Name Recognition
Ask a Democrat who their 2028 nominee should be and you’ll get a long pause, then a shrug, then a name that changes depending on who’s in the room. So I went looking for an actual answer. First, a definition, because “serious” gets thrown around like confetti. My test: polling in the double digits nationally, …
Hurricane Season Runs Through November. I Built a One-Glance Emoji Map So You Don’t Need a Meteorology Degree
Disney World Food Is Pricey and Usually Average. Two Places Come Close to Worth It.
A cheeseburger at Pecos Bill in Magic Kingdom costs $14.79. That’s the barbecue bacon jam one, and it’s the headliner at a counter-service window, not a steakhouse. A fountain drink to go with it is $4.99, after a 20-cent bump just two weeks ago. I’m not mad that Disney charges what the market will bear. …
Somebody Will Grade Your Old NES Games Out of 100. Here’s What That Costs.
Every Time Lamar Jackson Gets Hurt, the Ravens Say It’s Nothing. Then He Disappears for Weeks.
Lamar Jackson is out again today at Cleveland, his second straight miss, and two weeks ago nobody in Baltimore made it sound like a big deal. After the Tennessee game, coach Jesse Minter described it as “a little bit of an ankle” issue, then tacked on “we hope.” He also said, “We don’t know enough …
The Libertarian Party Needed 72,679 Signatures in Georgia and Turned In a Few Hundred
I Graded Ten of Trump’s Biggest Hires on Résumé Alone. Eight Had a Big or Moderate Gap.
Your boss would ask one question before hiring you: does your last job look anything like this one? I ran that test on ten of Trump’s most prominent hires from both terms, using nothing but public résumés. Here’s my rubric, and yes, it’s subjective. I compared the size and type of what each person had …
Disney World Is Cheaper Per Hour Than a Concert. Don’t Read Too Much Into That.
Every Team Could Technically Bid on Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Here’s How Many Actually Had a Shot.
A Judge Had to Order the Government to Stop Airing Trump Ads. The Defense: They Were Ending Anyway.
A federal judge had to order the government to stop airing commercials for the president, and the government’s best defense was that they were about to stop anyway. Here’s what happened. Judge Jennifer Rochon in New York issued a two-week temporary restraining order Sunday night, telling the administration to cancel every remaining ad it bought …
The FTC Says Your Corner Liquor Store Paid More Than Total Wine for the Same Bottle. The Distributor Says It Did Nothing Wrong.
Picture two stores a few blocks apart buying the exact same bottle from the exact same distributor in the same month, and the little one pays more. According to the FTC, that was happening in the booze business. On October 2 the agency announced a settlement with Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits, the biggest wine …