This could potentially be a valuable service for a certain kind of religious leader: They say there’s no such thing as bad publicity, but it sure doesn’t feel that way.
Alex Pareene is right: The no-fly list is a civil rights disaster by every conceivable standard. It is secret, it disproportionately affects Arab-Americans, it is error-prone, there is no due.
Results here. Let's have an open thread celebrating the end of the damn primary, but for the hell of it, let's try and experiment and refrain from saying mean things.
The Lummi Nation, in Northwest Washington, has long been among the most politically organized and active tribes in the Northwest, and today they've scored a significant victory, not just for.
At some point, I'll inevitably put up a long, boring, anguished, conflicted post about the draft proposal for Sound Transit III, an expansion of mass transit in the Puget Sound.
Jay Inslee, who campaigned against charter schools in his run for Governor in 2012, had the opportunity to prevent this drain on public schools. What did he do? Gov. Jay.
Today in appalling innovations in abortion law: Utah Gov. Gary Herbert just signed a law that will require doctors to ignore best medical practice and give some women unnecessary anesthesia.
Justin Weinberg does a fine job of taking apart a particularly egregious example of the "these kids today" jeremiad from Ron Srigley, identifying virtually all the common tropes deployed in.
