Month: November 2012
My cat Sigmund: Between swatting at Sanchez (0:27) and turning his head in disgust at the image of Tebow (0:56), I think he's at least earned himself an interview.
Time for my annual link to Calvin Trillin's classic, which actually generated some metadiscussion at the Times this year. (For the record: garlic yes, cream no.) As the article points.
For anybody who is ever inclined to take David M. Nieporent's opinions on any legal issue seriously, consider this comment, regarding whether it's legal to hire judicial clerks for full-time.
Seth Ackerman has a really strong article at Jacobin on the Hostess shut-down. Much of it has great value for showing just how rare it is for companies to ask.
This is a request for reading suggestions. I'm trying to think about the following problem: How are societies going to deal with a world in which labor for wages economic.
Glenn Reynolds wants you to know that when it comes to secession, bothsidesdoit: Since the election, we've seen more interest in secession. Hundreds of thousands Americans in all 50 states.
I have a piece in Salon arguing that a Denver federal judge has pushed the government's willingness to stretch the definition of who qualifies as a genuine "volunteer" under the.
Got to give CNN a little credit. Their reporters are actually challenging power for once. First you have Anderson Cooper providing quality reporting from Gaza, along with engaging in some.