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Image edited in Canva. 'Sup, hivers? As the new year starts, I have pledged to devote myself back in reading. I really meant to share my reading list here even before I saw this contest. Yet, being a busy

I read a tweet by Lex Friedman about his reading list and was inspired to make one. I am not sure what was so controversial about his reading list but people were dunking on it and calling it a high-schooler

What I’m reading, some thoughts and quotes

Read a book that is not on the approved list you got in skool? Depends on the skool you went to, of course. Some are better informed than others. The autodidacts among us have no problems finding out.

Video - Click on the Image to Play I don't got much but reading this has made me question how I put things together. If you do anything cryptos and plan on leaving stuff to your heirs. I'm telling you

According 2 @amazon they will all be here in 2 week. Thank goodness I preordered your book @aantonop. #readinglist #cantwait #KnowledgeIsPower #share2steem Trekk Posted from Twitter via Share2Steem

That’s how I would describe what was described by an NPR interview I listened to. It’s an interview with Moneyland author Oliver Bullough about the upside down world where crooks around the world hide

Today we started reading "Ivy + Bean" written by Annie Barrows and my kid loved it so much we almost finished the whole book. We went on a walk to the local used bookstore Rocket Reuse and bought

Hi guys, Hope you are all doing good on this absolutely-sweat-drenchingly-humid day in Lahore. And if you're not from around, which is probable, well , good for you:) So today I wanted to do something

What I'm Reading... I love to read. I have a weird habit of reading several books at a time. I often read one or two fiction books at a time, along with various other books. So I thought I would start

("Surreal Portrait of a Young Writer" by Me Ra Koh) I'll probably get a little flack for not having any female writers on here, but there weren't a lot of female writers doing experimental work

Just bought a few books. That's actually not a good thing because my reading list is pretty long and I order more books than I read during the year. Definitely, I have to push myself to reduce that list!

I have to admit, this was my worst year yet since finishing grad school back in 2011. Since then, I've made it a goal to read at least 50 books a year (approximately 4 a month). This may seem like a lot,

A week from today, we’ll have a new President. I wrote about the GOP’s plan to repeal and delay the ACA to force the Democrats to come to the table in 2018 for Paste. After almost a decade of “repeal

Thursday is here. At The District Sentinel, Sam Knight reviews the Rex Tillerson Secretary of State confirmation hearings— and some of Tillerson's more outlandish claims. At the onset of his confirmation

Barack Obama has given his farewell speech, and teary-eyed liberals everywhere are forgetting his actual record. Let’s correct them. At Foreign Policy, James Bamford reviews Obama’s expansion of the

10 days. I wrote about plausible alternatives to the Russian hacking version of the DNC leaks for Paste. It’s a lazy, half-baked attempt at explaining away the election of Donald Trump by the

Two weeks until inauguration. Here's a guide to fighting back called Indivisible. It's the product of former Congressional staffers and purports to have the ways to resist regressive political change.

Sunday brings critiques of the system and the movement. First, Brian Sonenstein of Shadowproof continues his great series on prisons in the US. In this article, he delves into how a private prison