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Twice a week I email Our Land to a roster of special subscribers who pay $5/month to receive the story behind the headlines. But I’m offering you a 30-day free trial—with no strings attached—because I’m hoping that after you start reading Our Land you’ll be hooked.
Our Land unpacks the key events of the week and lets you in on what no one else in the media is telling you. It's fresh, fun, and unfiltered. If you have appreciated my journalism, my books, or my media appearances over the years, you’ll enjoy Our Land. Please give Our Land a shot today. -David Corn, Washington, DC, Bureau Chief
Total lunar eclipse.: Credit: Muhammad Mahdi Karim | Facebook, via Wikimedia Commons.
The second total lunar eclipse of the year will be visible tonight, 10 December. Here’s the map showing you where to look when. The eclipse will be visible in most of the populated world. Sorry, South America, west Africa, and Antarctica, not for you.
Eclipse visibility map. Credit: Fred Espenak | NASA GSFC, via Wikimedia Commons.
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