HeyJaredStephen Rodrick
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Bill Biggart Was on Site to Document the Terror of 9/11. Only His Cameras Made It Home (opens the original)
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R ecently, I texted William Biggart Jr. and asked if he was up for talking about his father, Bill Biggart, the only photographer killed when the Towers fell on 9/11. He immediately sent me a photo of a tattoo that covers his entire back. It depicts the Archangel Michael rising above the Old City of Jerusalem, his enormous wings spread over a city that is burning and smoldering. In Memoria Ut William G. Biggart is written across his son’s shoulder blades. The tattoo has been arduous work for Will
Watching the Planes Take Off From Logan Airport (opens the original)
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O n 9/11, I was living in Nahant, Massachusetts, a quaint and claustrophobic seaside village about six miles from Boston’s Logan International Airport. I had lived in big cities since I was 17, but now, recently married, I’d been persuaded to buy a home in Nahant, where the downtown highlights were limited to Captain’s Seaside pizzeria and Enzo’s Nahant Garage. It seemed like a good idea at the time. Sometimes I’d spend gray afternoons roaming the back roads of town, twice being mistaken for a b
Sean Duffy's National Vacation Is Peak MAGA Cringe (opens the original)
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This is what happens when 11 family members and a nutty-eyebrowed son-in-law running for Congress stop being polite and start getting real on a sketchily funded junket across the United States. The Great American Road Trip released all six episodes Wednesday on YouTube after many delays. It tells the heartwarming story of U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, his wife Rachel Campos-Duffy, and their nine children, three boys and six girls, as they travel across the country celebrating the nat
Inside Abdul El-Sayed's Improbable Victory (opens the original)
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T here are many ways to tell the story of how Dr. Abdul El-Sayed defeated Rep. Haley Stevens in the Michigan Democratic primary for Senate. We could start with AIPAC, Stevens’ viral stick-it-to-’em video, or an electorate frustrated out of their minds about the Democratic Party’s endless obsession with the mushy middle. It’s a week before Election Day. The summer wind moves silently through the Michigan corn outside of Saline, about 20 miles southwest of Ann Arbor. A farmhouse is selling eggs on
The Michigan Senate Primary Is a Battle for Democrats' Future (opens the original)
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In 2018, Abdul El-Sayed ran for governor in Michigan. He had a resume full of credentials including stints at the University of Michigan, Oxford, and Columbia for medical school — but no political experience. He conducted a Bernie-style progressive campaign against Gretchen Whitmer but found himself stonewalled by the political establishment and powerful interest groups. In the end, he faced a sedated electorate disinterested in a campaign centered around getting money out of politics and untang
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