The Lunacy of the Lie Detector Test Federal Case
Read MoreA man named Chad Dixon, from Indiana has just been sentenced to eight months in a federal penitentiary.
His crime?
Teaching people how to beat a lie detector test.
Read MoreA man named Chad Dixon, from Indiana has just been sentenced to eight months in a federal penitentiary.
His crime?
Teaching people how to beat a lie detector test.
Read MoreA 67-year-old man from India died last week. Actually, he was murdered. His name was Narendra Dabholkar.
Chances are you’ve never heard of him, until now.
Read MoreOpponents of changing marriage laws in the United States claim that extending these rights to same-sex couples “threatens the institution of marriage.”
But evidence shows that gays are hardly matrimony’s primary menace. In fact, it’s the straights, the so-called traditionalists who have evaded, mocked, and in increasing numbers abandoned the most sacred marriage vow, “I wed thee….’til death do us part.”
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One thing I’ve noticed about how things have changed here in Las Vegas during the past year of the COVID pandemic is the obvious decline in panhandling, especially at busy traffic intersections.
Before masks and protocols, street beggars could be seen everywhere. Some street corners had panhandlers working in teams on both sides of the street. Putting up at a red light subjected drivers to a parade of sad-looking souls. In some cases, the needs were legitimate. In others, the beggars were scammers.
If and when life gets back to “normal,” will panhandling return, and when it does, do you think it helps to give them money?
That question is the basis of today’s column, updated from a previous article that I posted years ago.
Read MoreNote: Stories from my eighteen days and nights in New Orleans.