Top O’ the Briefing Happy Wednesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Keldebrenzk felt that olive loaf sandwiches took him to a dark place in his velvet poker dogs paintings.  Every once in a while, it’s good to just think outside all of the boxes when pondering the news of […]

Two watchdogs in Ukraine held global respect, with the first one tracking dirty money. The second pursued the people behind that dirty money. These ‘dogs were independent, resilient, and stood tall as Russian artillery flattened cities. Now, they’ve been effectively muzzled. Ukrainian President, Vlodymyr Zelenski, on July 22, signed a […]

DENVER — The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee revised without fanfare its eligibility rules to comply with President Trump’s executive order on women’s sports, effectively barring male-born athletes from competing on women’s teams across the Olympic landscape. In a Tuesday letter, the Colorado Springs-based committee told national sports governing bodies that it has amended its […]

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We thought it was a betrayal of Los Angeles fire victims that the local government slow-rolled the building permit process to wait out property owners so the state could replace their homes with “low-income” apartments. It turns out, however, that the betrayal has just gotten worse. We learn this […]