International powerhouse North Korea is once again threatening military action against South Korea due to next week’s scheduled military exercises with the United States. Every year, North Korea condemns the annual exercises as a rehearsal for war against their country and then usually threatens to start one themselves. That’ll show ’em.
By Aramie Louisville Vas The police department of Gloucester, Mass. has a new way to help get addicts off drugs and into rehab. In an initiative launched in June by former narcotics officer Police Chief Leonard Campanello, heroin and opioid addicts can come directly to the police station for help. […]
Or: The reactionary development of would-be revolutionaries By Mark Linnhoefer God damn it. Can’t those that I deem to be symbols of hope for a positive shift in political ideologies stop fucking up all the time already? When Tsirpas was elected in Greece, I was actually pretty stoked! A left-wing […]
By Kyle K. Mann Here it comes in a few weeks: age 64. I’m retiring from the film biz, where I have been a Hollywood Union stagehand for a quarter century. It’s been fun, but I’m done. I am not going to live in some brain-deadening community and play shuffleboard. […]
“As you travel about the city of New York, please utilize your smartphones to photograph the homeless lying in our streets, aggressive panhandlers, people urinating in public or engaging in open-air drug activity, and quality-of-life offences of every type.” Leaders of New York City’s Sergeants Benevolent Association emailed members Monday, requesting they […]
By David Busboom art copyright Josh Chambers The thing began as a five-word text message: COME TO THE DOUDNA STEPS. I was down in Thomas Hall, working on a very tense and depressing one-act play for class, and after a week or so on the project I needed some excuse […]
By Marc D. Goldfinger The first thing I noticed after hugging the kids and wiping the tears away was the mound of plastic garbage bags in the middle of the living room—and the smell. The two big dogs circled around the garbage pile. I saw my daughter creeping under a […]
In 1967, Hunter S. Thompson sat down with author, historian, and broadcaster Studs Terkel on WFMT radio in Chicago. Below is the transcript, in two parts. Audio tracks have vanished. PART ONE
By Matt Byrum I’m an All American Poet. I have diplomatic immunity which protects me from the entire community. I drive out on the backroads of Georgia, Kentucky, the deserts of Nevada and California, burning through the wind
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