Last Sunday, Mexican police officers examining a usually picturesque stretch of highway in Monterrey, a northern province, discovered something they didn’t expect but would never have wanted to find: no less than forty-nine decapitated and dismembered bodies, the latest victims in the drug war that has raged in Mexico since 2006. With... Read More
We here at the Daily Lounge support any "David" fighting a "Goliath," so naturally we're intrigued by The String Cheese Incident's latest move. We're talking about the band, not that one time your friend ate so much string cheese he had to go to the hospital. Sorry for bringing that memory up though.
The Colorado jam band has a fight on... Read More
A US District Judge has blocked a law permitting indefinite military detention, agreeing with a group of plaintiffs who sued under the ground that the law violates the First Amendment. District Judge Katherine Forrest of Manhattan determined Wednesday that the law threatened civilian activists and journalists, who could be face... Read More
Most people have exaggerated on a resume at some point in their lives. While it’s not the most admirable practice, employers expect it to some extent when interviewing prospective workers. But there’s a huge difference between exaggerating skills you actually possess and completely fabricating a college degree. That's the lesson that Scott... Read More