I have some thoughts on Tuesday's oral arguments.
Month: April 2014
There's been a lot of talk lately about just how awful the NY Times' op ed lineup has become. My initial reflexive reaction to such complaints is who cares, newspapers.
This is lovely. The Australian government wants to outlaw the secondary boycott--for everyone. This means that any group calling for a boycott of a company for involvement with an independent.
Three of them in the NHL -- can't ask for much more than that, with Kings trying to come from 3-0 back against the Sharks particularly compelling. (Will Johnny Damon be in attendance?) Hopefully for Grand Poobah Berube tonight's Rangers/Flyers game 7 will go a...
Normally I wouldn't bother pointing you to a single wingnut comment, but this one is such a perfect distillation of white male victimhood, that I couldn't resist sharing. 聽It would.
Building off North Carolina's Moral Monday movement, this the kind of community organizing/coalition building/attention raising that those who care about labor in red states need to engage in to bring.
In case you needed a reminder that the Republicans are engaged in open warfare with the poor, Republican senators filibustered the minimum wage bill today.
Wal-Mart's labor practices are really great for workers who want to get hurt on the job. Workers at an Indiana Wal-Mart warehouse allege they were subjected to safety risks including.
Another good one to put in the files explaining why Scalia is America's most overrated judge: Justice Scalia鈥檚 dissent is a bit peculiar. It begins, as Ann noted, with a.
Care to guess which option he chose? Clearly, this august institution has its priorities in order: The five-person Sexual Misconduct Hearing Committee conducted an 11-hour-long hearing in which both the alleged rapist and his victim testified. The victim was instructed to answer questions from the...
Excellent news: In a major victory for voting rights, Wisconsin鈥檚 voter ID law has been struck down by a federal court, which found that it illegally discriminates against racial minorities..
Rare but very welcome good news from the Supreme Court today: In a major victory for the Obama administration, the Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the authority of the Environmental.