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MICHAEL DAVIDOW 
Thoughts on seeing those college kids get arrested in Boston for protesting Israel and punching the police: I remember being young myself and searching for goals and places and objects that seemed authentic.
Jimmy Kimmel made a tasteless joke on his talk show the other night. The head of the FCC got angry and voiced a rash threat.
Renaming our Department of Defense as the Department of War is a signature move for Donald Trump. It costs nothing (stationery supplies notwithstanding), it makes a splash, and it pleases his audience.
I did some light reading this summer. I finally finished Tolstoy’s War and Peace. Spoiler alert: Napoleon loses.
While I am no journalist, I know the difference between reporting and opinion, and this was presented as reporting. But I wondered about that assertion so I looked it up.
Kamala Harris will not campaign to be California’s governor next year. “I made the decision that I just – for now – I don’t want to go back in the system. I think it’s broken,” she explained.
As the Democratic party lurches around the landscape searching for ways to matter again, eyes have turned to New York City where a young state assemblyman named Zohran Mamdani wants to be mayor. He recently won the Democratic primary for that seat and people are excited.
Baseball games can last a long time but just as often they can end in a hurry. Little League games in particular last six innings and the spectators rarely know the score.
Before this last election I tuned into Fox News one afternoon to watch one of Trump’s televised rallies.
Michael Davidow’s latest novel “Interdiction” is set in richly describe southeastern New Hampshire. Vivid views of small towns, their people, events, theories, beliefs, loves and lives draw us in.