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As of last Sunday night, about 2,800 Americans had died from COVID-19, and there were 142,000 overall cases. By the time this newsletter reaches your i…
Rachael Larimore
Apr 4 37
It’s probably not good for your mental health to spend too much time looking at the Johns’ Hopkins coronavirus map that tracks ongoing cases on a count…
Rachael Larimore
Mar 28 9
Not everyone stayed home, of course. Our medical professionals are risking their health every day trying to keep us safe. And truck drivers are working…
Rachael Larimore
Mar 21 3
The Dispatch Weekly comes to you every Saturday from Ohio, where things got very real, very quickly this week. Gov. Mike DeWine has been upfront and de…
Rachael Larimore
Mar 14 13
It was a very good week for Joe Biden. On the other hand, it was a very bad week for the United States in regards to Afghanistan. We witnessed two hist…
Rachael Larimore
Mar 7 3
Happy Leap Day, readers! Personally, we’re not sure why February of all months gets an extra day every four years (why not June, when we can cook out a…
Rachael Larimore
Feb 29 3
It was, once again, a busy week.
Rachael Larimore
Feb 22
New Hampshire, Roger Stone, China, and more.
Rachael Larimore
Feb 15 1
The Iowa debacle, the State of the Union spectacle, and more.
Rachael Larimore
Feb 8
Plus, Huawei in the U.K., and lots and lots of podcasts.
Rachael Larimore
Feb 1 1
The China trade agreement, the Indian Child Welfare Act, and a battle over nuclear funding.
Rachael Larimore
Jan 25
Justin Amash 2020, the necessity of the U.S. as a superpower, and the problem with negotiating with the Taliban.
Rachael Larimore
Jan 18
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