Couple of points of interest: 1. I had a deeply frustrating twitter conversation with Ed McClelland yesterday. Favorite part: @drfarls Professor, you spend a lot of time trying to prove you're smarter than writers for better-known blogs. — Edward McClelland (@TedMcClelland) April 16, 2013 See Travis...
This post addresses a strange and frustrating dynamic in WA state politics: the state legislature, in addition to providing zero dollars annually for public transit subsidies for King County Metro,.
Hmm, a nurse poisoned and killed a substantial number of patients. This proves that we need to end the scourge of intensive care "on demand"!
If somebody is trying to pull off a cut-rate imitation of the post-9/11 craziness, they seem to be succeeding. Of course it may well be a coincidence, and the kind of thing that wouldn't have gotten much attention if not for Monday's bombing.
Oh my: Twenty years ago, I paid a visit to Prof. Michael Broyde in his Emory University Law School office, to ask him to help me understand the Jewish legal.
Shorter Roger L. Simon: "Everything changed for me after the non-existent media blackout of the Gosnell case. I used to pretend to be pro-choice. Now, I believe that abortion is.
Amy Davidson on the creation of a "terrorist" "suspect": What happened next didn’t take long. “Investigators have a suspect—a Saudi Arabian national—in the horrific Boston Marathon bombings, The Post has learned.” That’s the New York Post, which went on to cite Fox News. The “Saudi suspect”—still...
So sure, this doesn't look good. But maybe it was a bad breakup, and maybe he never had a chance to pick up his stuff when the bad stuff happened,.
I guess the answer to what goes best with beef is supposed to be Jello, but the real answer is whiteness. I also so want some Western Roundup Salad, the.
In a move which has nothing whatsoever to do with Saturday's post about bitter academics collecting multiple pseudonyms of various genders based on people they've studied, Lawyers, Guns & Money is proud to announce that "B. Spencer" will joining us on the masthead as of right...
The performance of the Post yesterday reminds me of a friend's dictum that the New York Post isn't a newspaper, it's a social menace. [Background for those who missed the.
Well, well, well: In 2010, economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff released a paper, "Growth in a Time of Debt." Their "main result is that...median growth rates for countries with.