The march to new media unionization continues rapidly, with writers at Vice Media voting to unionize. It's not a huge percentage of the company's employees, but is still significant because it shows how rapidly new media writers are seeing the benefit of representation to push back...
There were aspects of the moderation in last night's debate that were a substantial improvement on the MSM norm. Too often, networks like CNN express their terror at being accused.
On August 7, 1978, President Jimmy Carter declared a federal emergency at Love Canal, New York, in response to the discovery of massive amounts of toxins underneath a school and.
This week's Diplomat column looks at the wars that didn't end in August, 1945: Much as with Europe, the fighting continued across the...
Apparently a couple of Michigan tea party legislators who were having an affair decided that the best way to handle the eventual revelation of their liaison would be to smear.
Big win for Steve Salaita. The University of Illinois cannot disavow having contractual obligations to Steven G. Salaita, the controversial scholar whose job offer it rescinded last summer before he.
Oh, great: New York Sen. Chuck Schumer, the chamber's third-ranking Democrat, plans to announce his opposition to the nuclear deal negotiated by the U.S., Iran, and five world powers tomorrow,.
It seems appropriate that The Daily Show is ending tonight. That debate makes parody beside the point. Fox has clearly determined (correctly, in my view) that Rubio is their strongest.
70 years ago today, much of Hiroshima was obliterated by a nuclear weapon. A few days later Nagasaki suffered a similar fate. It says something about the indescribable barbarism that was normalized during the second world war that the act of instantaneously incinerating 200,000 people, most...
On the 70th anniversary, John Hersey's landmark account is worth reading if you haven't already.
I was fairly shocked when "Magic Mike" came out. What was this--a movie about male strippers? What? Is that even a thing? Well, I guess it's enough of a thing.