Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports What were the real issues in 2023 and how much has been done to fix them? This article was written in response to a request from Bill In Bangkok to republish a few pieces I wrote in the post-draft period, when HH readership was dipping into the summer lull. A few things have changed since then, so I decided instead to provide a recap as … [Read more...] about Myth and Reality of the Washington Commanders’ Offensive Line Situation
Archives for August 2024
All aTwitter: 14 August 2024 – No practice on Wednesday as the Commanders travel to Miami
News, links to articles, updates and more from DC area writers and national sports journalists and others The goal of All aTwitter is to give readers a detailed or quirky look, through the unique lens of Twitter, at the Commanders, the NFL, and sports in general, along with a smattering of other things. Click here for Washington Commanders Beat Writers Twitter Feed Click … [Read more...] about All aTwitter: 14 August 2024 – No practice on Wednesday as the Commanders travel to Miami
Japan to have new prime minister after Kishida tells party he won’t run in upcoming leadership vote
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, in a surprise move Wednesday, announced he will not run in the upcoming party leadership vote in September, paving the way for Japan to have a new prime minister. … [Read more...] about Japan to have new prime minister after Kishida tells party he won’t run in upcoming leadership vote
Trump-backed Rep. Celeste Maloy wins Republican primary in Utah after recount, court case
U.S. Rep. Celeste Maloy narrowly won the Republican primary in Utah's 2nd Congressional District on Tuesday after the state Supreme Court rejected her challenger's lawsuit that asked justices to count a batch of ballots with late postmarks after Maloy defeated him in a recount by fewer than 200 votes. … [Read more...] about Trump-backed Rep. Celeste Maloy wins Republican primary in Utah after recount, court case
Federal judge orders UCLA to end ‘abhorrent’ discrimination against Jewish students
A federal judge ordered the University of California, Los Angeles to stop providing programs and activities to all students when Jewish students are prevented from accessing them, as they were earlier this year by pro-Palestinian protests. … [Read more...] about Federal judge orders UCLA to end ‘abhorrent’ discrimination against Jewish students