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After spending hundreds of dollars on Christmas presents in 2010, Anna Newell Jones says she hit her “financial bottom. ” “I had been lying to my parents about how much money I had, or didn’t have

Hunting and fishing are hot-button topics in the United States. Some embrace them as valuable parts of culture, and some view them as archaic or even inhumane. Dave speaks with renowned outdoorsman Steven Rinella on the ethical debate surrounding meat consumption, the paradoxical symbiosis of hunting and wildlife conservation, and how it all relates to food production.

The words ‘New Jersey’ came off the team’s road uniforms and you won’t find them anywhere in the arena. If you live in or around the city, you’ve likely heard: There has always been a basketball team in New York City, and it’s about to get Kevin Durant and Zion Williamson. I think sometimes you love people, who when you think about how they’ve treated you, maybe you shouldn’t love them as much as you do, and I think that’s kind of the same way you could describe a lot of Knick fans. The Nets’ “approach to becoming a part of the fabric of the borough was to start at the grassroots level on the ground in Brooklyn neighborhoods,” Mandy Gutmann, the team’s vice president of communications, wrote in an email, citing efforts such as when the Nets teamed up with the Food Bank for New York City to provide food to federal workers during the government shutdown in January.

“I’m not Lord Stark,” Bran Stark told the late Littlefinger in Game of Thrones’ Season 7 episode, “The Spoils of War. ” At the time, viewers believed Bran was referencing his status as the newly anointed Three-Eyed Raven, which had elevated him above such worldly matters as heading a house