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Dear Congressional Republicans: OK, we know your feelings were hurt in the last election when America soundly rejected your tax-cuts-for-billionaires, trickle-down economic policy.
Thanks, Fidel. Although I have the greatest respect for your success in overthrowing that brutal gangster Fulgencio Batista, and I think it's high time the U.S. ended its embargo against your beautiful island nation, and I admit that Che--- Guevara was kind of cute; I've always felt a bit diffident about La Revolución, given the fact that the noble Cuban workers took it as an opportunity to slap homos into concentration camps.
Deseret News executives execute a mugging, Tijuana-style, on their employees.--- In Tijuana at the age of 20, two guys mugged me. In short, I went into a liquor store and bought a bottle of rum.
"It's been a long night in Salt Lake too," sang John Mayer last night at USANA Amphitheatre, but fans would argue it wasn't long enough.--- John Mayer opened with "Vultures," and an interesting choice in clothing: a suit and beaded headband.
The fate of dozens of Deseret News employees could be announced today.--- A staff meeting has been called at 10 a.m. this morning by CEO and president Clark Gilbert.
In another example of print media allowing itself to be unduly influenced by Facebook/Twitter bullshit, the Omaha World-Herald says it will no longer refuse to publish same-sex wedding announcements:--- As the paper's statement goes:
