In Politics
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Covid Kills Craft Beer Bar
A Court Street craft beer bar has shut off its taps and closed its doors for good — becoming downtown’s latest small-business casualty of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Da Silva Gallery Picks Up The Pieces
Blades. Surgical pliers. A length of wire. Who used them, and for what exact purpose, remains unknown. But used they were, and then discarded and collected by artist Susan Tabachnick. She then made them into new art for a show called “Artifacts,” running now at Da Silva Gallery on Whalley Avenue in Westville. The gallery, operating under the guidelines for maintaining social distancing, is open by appointment.
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A "For Us, By Us" Vision
What could a “village mentality” look like in New Haven?
Less white saviorism from nonprofits and college students swooping in to help, IfeMichelle Gardin posited. More community-generated programs rooted in neighbor-to-neighbor relationships.
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"Big Dog" Returns To Stetson For CD Release Party
“Big Dog” stared down death. And discovered a new groove.
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Deadly night in New York City as gun violence surge continues
A continued surge of violence left one person dead and many others injured across New York City at the start of the long holiday weekend.
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The New Boomerang Kids Could Change American Views of Living at Home
Moving in with your parents is often seen as a mark of irresponsibility. The pandemic might show the country that it shouldn’t be.
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“We Do Not Tolerate Racism” Says University That Just Promoted “Kneecap White Men” Professor
Some kind of contradiction here.
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Jeff Sessions appears to refer to a prominent Black Harvard scholar as "some criminal"
In an interview, Sessions criticized former President Barack Obama for having "a beer at the White House with some criminal."
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Illegal Aliens Can Now Pay Cheaper Tuition Than American Citizens in Virginia
Illegals now qualify for in-state tuition
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Trump Hails Falling Coronavirus Death Counts
President focuses on key statistics, while MSM hypes rise in overall cases amid expanded testing
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San Francisco Rent Drops Most On Record As People Flee For Suburbs
Implosion of US cities driving residents out of urban centers
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How to Celebrate July 4 Without Getting Canceled for Glorifying White Supremacy
The United States of America turns 244 this weekend. Normally that would be cause for celebration, but not anymore, now that the prevailing cultural sentiment demands that athletes issue statements to explain why they didn't take a knee during the national anthem.
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