For the last 164 years, the Marines have been led by a Senate-confirmed commandant. As Gen. Berger retires, that will change today, thanks entirely to one person.
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To be sure, some of the evidence of a so-called brain drain from Florida higher education is anecdotal, but it’s nevertheless difficult to dismiss out of hand.
"In 1980, the average time between billion-dollar disasters was 82 days. From 2018-22, the average time between these most extreme events, even controlled for inflation, was just 18 days."
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/10/climate/climate-change-extreme-weather.html
How is now any different than past times we've heard former Trump chief-of-staff John Kelly disparage his former boss?
This time, according to the New York Times, he was under oath:
Anyone who paid attention knows exactly who provoked the January 6 riot, and how. But in case you were wondering, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington have counted 174 January 6 defendants who said they were responding to calls by Donald Trump.
"The misconduct here sadly transcends all his past accomplishments"
Rudy Giuliani has officially spent any political good will he had left in his life and will likely end up professionally shattered by the time this is done.
A judge is forcing Donald Trump to sit for yet another deposition in yet another lawsuit. Since by definition these depositions require Trump to speak out loud, they never go well for him.
Former Senator Claire McCaskill, talks with Alex Wagner about how Florida Governor Ron DeSantis appears to be trying to make up for his lack of personality with extra amounts of cruelty in his platform to defeat Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination, and is failing overall to make a good impression with voters.
'Kind of a dead frog': Campaign trail showcases DeSantis shortcomings
Alex Wagner shares exclusive NBC News reporting on the resignation of two key Florida state health officials who have yet to be replaced as the state is facing the first instances of native malaria transmission in decades and DeSantis has installed a scientifically dubious state surgeon general in a bid to curry favor with the anti-vaccine radicals he hopes will support him over Donald Trump in the Republican presidential primary.
Florida suffers consequences of DeSantis political games with public health
Lindsay Chervinsky, presidential historian, talks with Alex Wagner about the bizarre intersection of powerful drugs and medicinal concoctions that contribute to the colorful history of life at the center of American power.
