Between Alberto Gonzales and Senator Craig, there's been lots of alleged deception (self- or public) in the press.
To clear your palette for the next bit of discouraging political news-Barney's dogfighting career?-here is Feist performing "1234" on Letterman with members of all your favorite bands: New Pornographers, The National, Grizzly Bear, and Mates of State.
Pitchfork has a nice take on it.
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The head of the 1,100-member Federal Judges Association on Monday called an emergency meeting amid concerns over President Donald Trump and Attorney General William Barr's use of the power of the Justice Department for political purposes, such as protecting a long-time friend and confidant of the president.
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Two people had the nerve to laugh and smirk at a DUI murder sentencing in Judge Qiana Lillard's courtroom and she took swift action.
Lillard heard giggles coming from the family of Amanda Kosal, 25, who admitted to being drunk when she slammed into an SUV, killing Jerome Zirker, 31, and severely injuring his fiance, Brittany Johnson, 31.
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