Arsenal has mostly been 'switched on' this season. Their depth has helped, but their team play, regardless of who's playing, has been stunning.

Let me help you w/ a helpful indicator: The red card.
If Arsenal gets a red, that would help w/ Chelsea's chances.
Otherwise, Arsenal's depth give them an edge, but maybe Chelsea's extra day of rest will help them to prevail.

When feeding frenzies end, as they always do, those last in and lowest down get the brunt end of the vindictive stick. Are Trump's ill-intentioned and loyal lieutenants smart enough to protect themselves? I doubt it.

Going full strength both games is hardly 'rolling the dice' for Arteta. He seems to be philosophically against not playing his best available side at all times. Considering the injuries he's faced this season, he's done a remarkable job.

I've never said this before: That color picture of DJT with a child is obscene.

Double IPA, Good. Juicy, ruined.

And yet voters keep re-electing them. Why? Because when only the taxpayer is hurt, neither Democrat nor Republican cares.

SCOTUS' remit is to clarify uncertainty in the law. Roberts isn't smart enough to do much more than act as a conservative Catholic political bludgeon.

You might as well say every Trump voter is responsible for electing an obviously arrogant, uncouth person.

Democrats need to remind DOJ officials that only Trump is immunized. We know Trump won't do the wet work, so those who are willing to wear crosses around their necks while doing corrupt work for Trump are vulnerable.

I think I must have turned off the presser in disgust before that. It's a journalist's duty to ask those kind of questions and an American President saving face for a murderer is ugly and not representative of any Americans but the 'guns and bible' rural folk.

True enough, but it won't help them much. People that know what the unredacted files say, such as Maurene Comey, will suddenly start to speak, journalists trying to make their 'influencer' bones will investigate and keep the story hot.

This DOJ has exposed another shortcoming of our judicial system. Malicious prosecution should be a criminal offence.

Only a v small amount of churches actually help non-members of the church.

Well 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf' is an OK film, but all credit for it's power lies w/ Edward Albee's play, not Mike Nichol's direction.