Face front, true believers! As I mentioned in Week 3, Marvel had a lot of work to do to update Captain America for the 1960s. That was true enough for the early 60s, when the U.S Army was the undisputed good guy in the comics,...
Month: February 2016
Some further thoughts on how things will play out. The big question on Supreme Court appointments this week is what to make of the Sandoval trial balloon. If there was.
I agree with almost every word of Erik's post regarding Sanders. Leaving aside questions of electability, I too prefer Sanders to Clinton, because I prefer a New Deal Democrat to.
If this is true, it's a huge boon for the Democrats: About 13.1 million Latinos are expected to vote in November’s general election – a boost from the last presidential race but still less than half of Hispanic eligible voters. According to a report from...
Republicans are spitefully voting for a sentient, bullying, walking sweet potato casserole because liberals are winning the battle of ideas. Congratulations to the American left: You asked to win.
Counter to the angry e-mails from readers who claim I am supporting Hillary, I actually am a rather tepid supporter of Bernie Sanders. In a primary where passions are high,.
Vote suppression guru Hans Von Spakovsky, the man with the most redolent name in American politics with the possible exception of Tony Perkins, finally finds someone whose vote he wants to count: Hans von Spakovsky, a Heritage Foundation fellow, last week argued that the Supreme...
Love the Venture Bros cartoon but afraid of missing the myriad of historical references and layers of meaning behind each episode? Join pop culture and history experts Elana Levin and.
For those of you who don't follow me on Facebook but have always wanted to get in on the ground of an SEK-level event, my Facebook feed is visible to.
I've still never seen a free trade agreement that didn't crush unions on both sides of the agreement: About 500 fishing cannery workers are in crisis in the Moroccan city of Agadir, according to the International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco,...
The plaintiff in a case against Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara charging widespread wage theft and other labor law violations writes about it: I worked for Centerplate at Levi’s Stadium.
So Phil Knight wants to solve poverty, among other problems in global society. Philip H. Knight, the co-founder and chairman of Nike Inc., said on Monday that he had pledged.