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Remembering a Historic Baseball Day by Joe Guzzardi Every year here in Pittsburgh, when October 13 rolls around, a group of devoted Pirates' fans, including me, head down to Oakland, the old Forbes Field site. There, adjacent to the 457-foot sign that once stood in the park's left center field, w ...
Matt Lauer’s right to defend himself is an important part of #MeToo by Christine Flowers In the wake of the #MeToo movement, "he said, she said," is quickly becoming, "she said, he cringed and remained silent." Another variation is, "she said, he apologized profusely and then resigned." This would describe former Sen. Al Franken, wh ...
Subsidized Diners Demand We Pay Mandatory Tips by Michael Shannon I may have discovered the real reason people living in blue states don't contribute as much to charity as those living in red states. It's not that they are hypocrites whose compassion doesn't extend to their own wallets. It's because all their ...
