Month: July 2014
Of all the stupid tropes that are used to describe the Israel-Palestine conflict: What would politicians in Arizona, Texas and California do if Mexico were shooting rockets into Scottsdale, Houston.
I have an op-ed at Aviation Week and Space Technology on abolishing the Air Force: Institutionally speaking, we are living in 1947. We created military services in order to provide.
This, from Benny Morris, is amazing: What should we do next time? The answer is clear and well known. All that’s needed is the courage to start down this path.
I guess I'm less than convinced that in this period of Republican extremism, the House GOP's frivolous lawsuit against Obama is going to come back and bite them, certainly not.
Whoa -- I didn't see this coming. I agree that it's a good trade for both teams. The A's get an ace starter not only for the postseason but for.
Yesterday's decision by National Labor Relations Board general counsel Richard Griffin declaring corporations joint employers of the workers in their franchises is a big, big deal. Couple of key rundowns.
"First world problems" is a well-known internet meme. I'd like to suggest a subcategory of the genre, Ivy League problems, which, rather than reflecting American upper middle class angst in.
Krugman draws some conclusions from California, where the ACA was permitted to work as intended: So it now appears that most of California’s uninsured — 58 percent of the total,.