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Robin Wright’s directorial debut, Land, is a moving and intelligent film that failed to receive the critical acclaim it richly deserves. Apparently, film criticism has regressed to the point where critics now pan any film that doesn’t feature zombies or Bigfoot. . .

Supposedly, America is experiencing an annual inflation rate of 6.8%, with skyrocketing costs of real estate, lumber, food and petroleum products. This prompted a real journalist to ask the Organized Crime Figure in the White House when should Americans expect

I consider William Shakespeare to be the greatest author who ever put ink to paper. In my opinion, with the exception of The Bible, all other authors combined are not worthy of one Shakespeare. He is the most quoted author in history and not without reason:

I am the very model of a modern U.S. bureaucrat,
surrounded by my comrades, every one of whom’s a sewer-rat;
I’m a font of information on matters of our public health,
and somehow also managed to accumulate a lot of wealth.

A jaw-dropping video appears to show a crowd of thieves looting TVs from a moving train near Chicago when protests

White parents of public school students in New York City don’t need another reason to flee, but Mayor Bill de Blasio just gave them one. He plans to end accelerated learning classes for elementary grades. . .

Americans used to be unique in their optimism concerning the future, a characteristic that often distinguished us from all other nations and cultures. Most Americans expected the future to be brighter for themselves and their posterity

Japan is going to lose a ton of money on the 2020 Summer Olympic Games because of lack of viewership. Afterwards, endless soul-searching will generate lots of excuses for all the losses [. . .]

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49 Jewish groups including the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), run by Jonathan Greenblatt, sent a letter to Joe Biden, Kamala Harris,