This is a good piece from a philosophy professor on how the humanities are undermined by constantly having to defend their value, given that it's actually quite difficult to say.
Zach Beauchamp asks this question: Why is the GOP's plutocratic class choosing to incinerate money on something as utterly hopeless as Nikki Haley's run for the Republican presidential nomination? After.
Here's a passage from an interview NPR's Terry Gross did with Tim Alberta this week. Background: Alberta spent his whole childhood inside, both metaphorically and literally, an evangelical Protestant church.
A lot of comments about how Joe Biden was the best Democrat in terms of picking somebody to beat Trump in 2020 remind me that I've been wanting to make.
Earlier today, a big strapping Marine came up to me, with tears in his eyes, and said, "Sir, why don't you ever blog about life expectancy in the USA?" I.
More excellent work here from Thomas Edsall, who lays out how No Labels, a Nancy Jacobson-Mark Penn joint, is planning to try to get Donald Trump elected. No Labels is.
This is a thread to discuss this topic. First, some background facts: (1) The chances of the Democrats holding the Senate next November are between slim and none. Currently, the.
In my post below on the increasingly bad effects of income inequality on life expectancy, someone who claims to be an associate professor of public health at an Ivy League.
