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Thursday, January 6th, 2022.
Glenn Kessler provides a run down on what we know about the attack on the Capitol.
Jimmy Carter writes about his concern for the future of democracy.
Tonya Alanez updates us on New Englanders who were arrested.
Karl Rove has some words for the GOP.
And Francis Fukuyama looks at the big picture.
Thursday. Photo day.
A stormy Friday. Neil Young and Tonya Harding share a birthday today.
I love the idea that Taylor Swift is taking control of her catalog. Apparently today is a big day: the re-release of Red.
On a stop for DUI, a driver has a choice. Either take a breathalyzer or lose their license for six months. But for someone suspected of driving under the influence of marijuana there’s no such option. Governor Baker has filed a bill to change that. The Clardy bill, named after a Trooper killed by an impaired driver, would introduce sanctions for drivers who refuse tests for marijuana. There’s only one problem. A reliable test for marijuana impairment doesn’t yet exist. Oh, well. Cart first, horse later.
The shooting on the set of Rust struck a nerve with Emmett Folgert. He has some suggestions for preventing a repeat occurrence.
Could we turn the moon into a habitable planet? First we would need oxygen and, it seems, there’s plenty available. I hope someone pursues this.
And Seoul is thinking of embracing the Metaverse. What could possibly go wrong. (Don’t pick the umbrella!)
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