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24 minuti fa · Nicole Shanahan Jim Wilson/The New York Times. Nicole Shanahan — Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s running mate — has called herself a “Silicon Valley princess.”. Her past has included drug use ...
11 ore fa · Arbor’s founder, a moderately flamboyant mid-tier oligarch named Ivan Kaufman, had made $125 million in his thirties selling his first business to Bank of America in 1995, and in the intervening years mostly made headlines for extracurricular pursuits, like when he paid the famed “Hollywood fixer” Anthony Pellicano, according to court testimony, to break off his relationship with his ...
11 ore fa · 8 Buck Rogers' 25th Century Adventures Ended Because of Author/Publisher Relations. Created by Philip Francis Nowlan and first appearing in daily papers in early 1929, the titular hero of Buck Rogers and the 25th Century A.D. was one of the era's most iconic sci-fi action heroes. Though Buck Rogers may not currently be the household name he ...
11 ore fa · Murdered 20-year-old Navy Petty Officer Amanda Jean Snell in Virginia . 9 years, 358 days. Northern Neck Regional Jail. 16054-084. Avila-Torrez was later linked to the rapes and murders of eight-year-old Laura Hobbs and nine-year-old Krystal Tobias in his hometown of Zion, Illinois . Robert Gregory Bowers.
11 ore fa · A few thoughts about a lot of things that illuminate the era in which we find ourselves
I am a leaf on the wind! I've seen it said that if you are looking at a tornado, and it seems to be standing still, then it's probably coming directly towards you. Maybe that's what happened here. I'm also considering his other options prior to drive into it. He could have stopped, obviously, like the other truck.
11 ore fa · Miami is politically dominated by white people from Cuba and northern South America who fear and loathe the slightest whiff of communism. And, in contrast to the Mexicans of Los Angeles, who despise living more than twenty feet off the ground, they like high-rises. So Miami has an increasingly sensational skyline.
