I would go with the hyphenate since that's what was current when the cases were decided and published.

It's not a proper name, it's a descriptor, and the "proper" form of the word will have changed over time. You'll probably also see "slaughter-house." Most modern style guides would recommend "slaughterhouse" but earlier sources will have used one of if the earlier forms of the compound word.

He was convicted in the United States and is in federal prison.

The least-well-kept secret in NYC at the end of his first term is that pardons were for sale for $1 million cash. Many lawyers knew. That no reporter ever followed up and reported it out is tragic.

Yeah, it doesn't work even a little bit. Expressly forbidden by the Fifth Amendment.

Probably not, I was never active enough there to be remembered!

(Also, for what it's worth... I've followed you for tech stuff for however long it's been---a long time---and was surprised by this thread!)

This is really beautiful. And while it's specifically trans, it's also really universal, a truth about self and aging and finding happy that really wholloped me (a cis person). Thanks for sharing.

Yes. And the permanent apportionment act is unconstitutional because it denies representation to populous states. Getting rid of it and expanding the house accordingly fixes a LOT of problems.

Maybe potential character witnesses or something? People who will say nice things, either voluntarily or not...

Midelfart is on the list, she's a former GF of both Epstein and Trump (and presumably not an offender herself) so it's not entirely clear WHAT this is...

That really was some fine work you did there. I'm almost always thinking about the eye knife removal scene. Congrats to both your personas!

There's bacon-flavored toothpaste (intended for dogs) but you'll need to salt it a little or it won't taste right.

It's still early! Maybe we'll get a double header. He's never been one to let a Cheney steal a news cycle...

It's on archive.org and elsewhere. If you're comfortable in the kitchen, Twelve Recipes by Cal Peternel will provide all the guidance you need to get comfortable cooking cheaply without a recipe.

So, if you really don't cook much and want to cook cheaply, find a PDF of Good & Cheap, a cookbook which was intended to help SNAP beneficiaries (and others on a tight budget) feed themselves on $4/day. The author seems to have gone crazy but the book is still out there, just not on her website.