Month: August 2015
Mixed feelings... The dull reverberations of the underwater explosions are clearly audible from the surface. The scavengers have returned, laying home-made charges to break up the hulls of two of.
You may have some questions about just how McDonald's runs its franchising operations and why the company is the focus of so much attention with the NLRB's Browning decision from.
A few weeks ago, I linked to a good in-depth discussion of how DuPont had poisoned the people of Parkersburg, West Virginia through the production of C8, the chemical making.
I don't have strong feelings about whether it was right for Vox to pull the essay it commissioned from Torbjörn Tännsjö about the "repugnant conclusion." As a freelancer, I'm inclined.
As Michael Grunwald observes, Katrina was a man-made disaster, and there are likely to be more where that came from: In his speech today in New Orleans for the 10th anniversary.
I've seen Nightmare on Elm Street once. I was eleven, but parts of it are still etched on my brain. Rest in peace, Wes Craven.
I'm now all battleships, all the time. Latest at National Interest: Is it time to bring back the battleship? For decades, naval architects have concentrated on building ships that, by.
I've been resistant to the idea that Scott Walker was the Rick Perry of 2016. And I suppose it's nearly impossible to be that bad, and with Jeb!'s campaign leaking.