Prisons, Police, and Community Activism

November 5, 2015 by White House Chronicle Leave a Comment

Guests: Jordan Seaberry, Chairman, Univocal Legislative Minority Advisory Commission, Joe Mathieu, Morning Anchor, WBZ NewsRadio 1030, CBS Boston

The Agony and Heroism of Florida

Llewellyn King

Florida, where the old go to rest — their reward after life’s labors — and the young go to play its great amusement parks; where the rich live in Palm Beach and shop on Worth Avenue, and the poor harbor west of I-95; where citrus grows; where the Everglades record natural history from a time […]

I Had a Fall in Paris and Got Amazing Emergency Care

Llewellyn King

The dog wasn’t to blame. The lovely Paris night wasn’t to blame. The charming 7th arrondissement wasn’t to blame. No. It was my old enemy, gravity, that caused the blameless sidewalk to rise up and smite me. I had thought I was done with gravity. It had frequently interjected itself into my well-being when I was […]

Extraordinary Trove of Letters Takes Us Inside the Civil War

Llewellyn King

Just when you thought every word that could be written about the Civil War had been written, every book published, along comes an exciting collection of new information. Such a happening comes as a new book — still seeking a publisher — from Civil War aficionado J. Mark Powell, content manager at InsideSources, a syndication […]

Productivity To Surge with AI. Do the Politicians Know?

Llewellyn King

There is every chance that the world’s industrial economies may be about to enjoy an incredible surge in productivity, something like the arrival of steam power in the 18th century. The driver of this will be artificial intelligence. Gradually, it will seep into every aspect of our working and living, pushing up the amount produced by individual […]

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