This is a thing that was written in the National Journal: Unless the HealthCare.gov website miraculously gets fixed by next month, there's a growing likelihood that over time, enough Democrats may join Republicans to decide to start over and scrap the whole complex health care...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Ugh: An Alabama man convicted of raping a teenage girl will serve no prison time. On Wednesday, a judge in Athens, Alabama, ruled that the rapist will be punished by.
Apparently the paradigm is lacking a certain proactive strategic dynamism: It is a good story, as well manicured as a college quad during homecoming weekend. But there's a problem: The.
Last week, there was a major civil rights victory involving the Roberts Court -- a settlement prevented the Roberts Court from gutting the Fair Housing Act. As an addendum, Serwer's excellent background piece has another clip for my online "no, Richard Nixon was not any...
Annie Lowrey's story on American unemployment is essential, if very depressing, reading: “I’ve been turned down from McDonald’s because I was told I was too articulate,” she says. “I got.
The Nobel-Prize award winning author of, among many others, The Golden Notebook has passed away at age 94. R.I.P.
Apparently former National Blowjob Inquisitor Ken Starr has finally found an occasion for mercy. I know Starr doesn't think that students should have First Amendment rights either, but this is going a little far.
Shorter John Yoo: I'm appalled by the executive overreach of Obama's new ACA regulations. Plainly, Obama should have obtained these ends by arbitrarily detaining and torturing health insurance executives.
You may recall that Ted Kennedy engaged in the least civil act in the known history of human discourse by accurately describing Robert Bork's history of publicly stated views. One.
Exactly the level of intellectual integrity I would expect from Fix the Debt!
This particularly unnecessary subsidy to plutocrats will be largely coming directly from the county's taxpayers. (As a commenter notes, the John Malone, the majority owner of the company that owns.
Earlier this week, the Republican minority in the Senate blocked the nomination of Nina Pillard. The stated reasons included her participation in the litigation of some cases that ultimately ended.