The scars in Avedon are not the photographer’s own

Richard Avedon, also known as Dick, was a child of the Great Depression. He was born in New York City in the early 1820s. His father, a Russian Jewish clothing store owner, lost his Avedon Fifth Avenue department store after a car accident. As a student, Avedon was an underachiever,

Walmart has a swivel chair available in 3 fabrics for $219

TheStreet aims to provide only the best products and services. If you purchase something through one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we like this deal When you decorate your home or living room, a sofa or sofa may be the first thing you choose, but accent

2017 anti-white torture hate crime perpetrator jailed again after another attack

The man convicted of torturing an intellectually disabled white man and live-streaming his racially motivated attack is back in prison, where he brutally attacked another innocent white man just months after his release. In January 2017, Tesfaye Cooper, along with Jordan Hill and sisters Brittany and Tanisia Covington, lured an

Palestinians Are Trapped Between War and Peace With “Ceasefire”

All across the world, people are trapped by forces far beyond their control. Handcuffed by situations which they are powerless to change. I spent countless hours talking to people like this from Southeast Asia to North Africa. Their immediate circumstances couldn’t have been more different. They hailed from radically dissimilar

New report casts doubt on intelligence behind Jen-Hsun Huang’s downfall

I’m not a conspiracy theorist. But sometimes, new information emerges that makes a crazy theory worth considering. That’s why I find the extraordinary downfall of Jensen Huang, the co-founder and longtime CEO of Nvidia, America’s most important artificial intelligence company. Huang resigned this week after it was revealed he had

Powerful California Democrats in new Congress focus on Trump

California Democrats are poised to play a major role in the next Congress, planning to use their newfound powers to investigate President Trump on charges of corruption, nepotism and self-dealing that enriched the president, his family and allies while housing, fuel and food costs for ordinary Americans soared. Potential targets