Here's a passage from near the end of my new book A Fan's Life, about the 2020 Super Bowl, which took place just a month before the entire sports world came to a sudden halt (remember that?): The last major sports event that took place...
Author: Paul Campos
Is there anything German liberals and leftists can do about Adolph Hitler, other than quietly seethe, loudly condemn him every time he makes headlines, and hope that his political flaws —.
In Ron DeFascist's Florida, "Critical Race Theory" includes a children's book that mentions that the great Puerto Rican baseball player Roberto Clemente encountered racism during his major league career: A.
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That's a hell of an act; what do you call it? When Ted Cruz attended Harvard Law School, he liked to study with people who had undergraduate degrees from Harvard, Yale or Princeton. “He said he didn’t.
Michelle Goldberg, whose work I generally like a lot, published an op-ed this morning on the nation's most-read op-ed page (increasingly a tallest building in Omaha superlative but whatever) urging.
Social Security is a pay as you go program, meaning it's self-funded by payroll taxes -- in fact as a matter of current law it can't be funded in any other way. The problem with this is the current revenues from the payroll tax --...
Very sad scenes on social media of the massive destruction wreaked by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake this morning in southern Turkey. The official death toll is currently near 4,000, but.
Karen, Cassandra of Texas wants everybody to get out of the boat: We could really use an open thread today, because there are two particularly rancid Mangoes that clearly prove.
Friendly faces everywhere Humble folks without temptation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJZ9yEnTb6g
So here's a little story from the law school world. In the video below, a professor at Columbia Law School is asked a question by a student who approaches the.
Nearly a century ago now, John Maynard Keynes wrote an essay that predicted with almost uncanny prescience how much economic growth would take place over the next 100 years. In.