Louis G. Fazzi, Attorney & Counselor at Law

08/22/2026

God bless you. 

03/30/2026

All it needs now is an orange turd. 

The same anonymous protest art group behind a viral statue that went up weeks ago depicting President Donald Trump and s*x trafficker Jeffrey Epstein locked in a “Titanic”-inspired embrace has launched a new monument on The National Mall that skewers Trump featuring a gilded toilet.
Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2026/03/30/golden-toilet-statue-criticizing-trump-appears-on-national-mall/?utm_campaign=ForbesMainFB&utm_source=ForbesMainFacebook&utm_medium=social
Photo: Nick Reimann via Forbes

02/10/2026

I wish someone could explain this to me. Because I just don't understand it. 

Father-daughter relationships are often characterized by emotional distance, Isabel Woodford writes. She spoke with a dozen women, many of whom “described a painful discordance with their dad,” about what each side has to lose—and how they can rebuild trust. https://theatln.tc/wiBwCQ9h

The strained father-daughter relationship has been a topic of exploration for decades. In the 1990s, the journalist Victoria Secunda wrote the book “Women and Their Fathers” after interviewing 150 daughters and 75 dads, finding that most of the relationships they described were marked by “too much distance.” In 2011, the psychologist Peggy Drexler wrote “Our Fathers, Ourselves,” which drew on interviews with dozens of women.

Fathers and daughters are more likely to become estranged than other pairs within the nuclear family, studies show. And even in cases where contact isn’t completely cut off, father-daughter relationships tend to be less close than other familial bonds.

Yet even between daughters and fathers whose dynamic has become intensely strained, one expert has argued that relationships can—and do—recover.

📸: Peter Marlow / Magnum

01/23/2026

What you got on, your mind?

01/15/2026

Greetings friends and neighbors. Sadly, start preparing for civil war. Fed Gov. is out of control. Lunatic at the helm.