Sunk 1,000 years ago, a Viking ship recovered from the muck is sleek, beautiful in its lines, and built for speed.
The daily rhythm of life for a French family in Brittany is played out in the kitchen, at the table.
A return in winter to the cold country with Christmas markets, hot wine, fresh bread, bicycles and trains, in a search for time lost.
On a tour of Florida’s Gulf Coast this summer, the Courthouse News editor meets Captain Chuck and hears tales of the deep.
Down along the Gulf Coast, we found Free Florida where the dive bars are plentiful and the fishing is good.
A First Circuit argument on a Courthouse News case included an animated contest of ideas. I was looking for a transcript.
When the blues have taken hold, a little beach north of Santa Barbara holds the magic elixir that sends them swiftly away.
In the bowels of the evil wizard Sauron’s castle were bred an indestructible species of orcs who at times have reminded me of the government officials we fight now.
As two years of a now-waning pandemic continue to take a toll on society, on students and on local businesses, England and now the EU are ending restrictions. It is time for California to do the same.
Our bureaucratic opponents have a silent ally, slowness. But the ally is not present in the federal court for eastern Virginia where the rocket docket rolls, producing a ruling in one of our cases the same week it was argued.
