Fortunately the first two films in LGM's Night at the Movies series are either selections that I haven't seen at all or haven't seen in a very long time. I remember when the Madness of King George came out in 1994, and if I'd been living...
Finally, cancel culture is over: Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon on Friday fired the publisher and editor of the independent military news outlet Stars and Stripes for “insubordination.” Long-time publisher Max Lederer.
OK everyone has been having a great old time with this Natalie Harp story but: (1) She's nuts (2) Her origin story -- miraculous cancer survivor -- is sketchy in.
I know it's getting extremely repetitive to the point of banality, but if any previous president had done this it would have been a massive scandal: (free link) President Trump has opened a new front in his campaign to intimidate political foes, threatening a prominent liberal...
Once again the shadow docket will allow Trump to simply ignore the law in a way that will make effective remedies impossible: The Supreme Court said President Trump can keep.
Did some media this week, mostly on the Iran War (do we need a better name for this?). First was Kentucky Edition, where we talked through all of the basic.
Democratic pollsters are contorting themselves to try to reconcile the claim that voters are closet doctrinal moderates or centrists with victories of members of the Democratic Socialist party. As numerous people have suggested, maybe the median voter isn't tracking the minutiae of whether a candidate is...
Recall that tonight is our second monthly LGM Night at the Movies. We will be screening The Madness of King George, the 1994 Nicholas Hytner film starring Nigel Hawthorne as King.
Scott hits the main points regarding the rumors that the Miller (CVN-81), in addition to being shorn of her EMALS catapults in favor of archaic steam, may also have her.
Michelle Goldberg's column (free link) about a couple of new novels whose plots revolve around the breakup of the United States uses the same trope I used a few days ago when discussing the same issue -- that of an increasingly loveless marriage. This is in...
President Donald Trump accepts the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize from FIFA President Gianni Infantino, Friday, December 5, 2025, during the FIFA World Cup drawing at the John F. Kennedy Center.
My only real question about the Jason Arday situation is this--why is this news that the media eats up? Academic dishonesty is bad! Why did the media then hound him.