Scott has already talked about some of the great stuff that happened last night. I want to build on that a bit here. Scott discussed the failure of the Mississippi zygote amendment, demonstrating that at least for the time being, a majority of people in even...
My latest column at WPR focuses on transparency and "red lines" between US and Chinese interests: There is no ready solution to this problem, because it lies at the heart.
But he'll apparently retire after the season when he would have likely retired anyway. I really can't believe that he will be on the sidelines in the press box this.
Irin Carmon: Then doctors, clergy, and average Mississippians started their voicing their opposition and even forming their own opposition groups. There were plenty of out-of-state organizers and professional strategists on board, especially in the last few weeks, but no one could call the conservative Mississippi State...
Ohio union-busting law goes down. 63% no. Maine vote-suppression law goes down. Oh noes, gays and lesbians might be able to vote! Looks like the Mississippi Life Begins At Conception.
Tony Horwitz, author of Confederates in the Attic, not only one of my favorite books about the Civil War, but one of my favorite non-fiction books ever, has recently published.
Berlusconi tried really, really hard, but I have to say that he's still only the second most embarrassing Italian leader of the last 100 years.
I have a piece up at Right Web on how the GOP Presidential field approaches relations with China, with a focus on Mitt Romney. Long story short, while confrontation is.
The interesting thing about the lead opinion is that it was written by Laurence Silberman, a judge with impeccable conservative credentials. As Jon says, it's a straightforward but very strong.
There seems to be a new book out about how to succeed as a political blogger. Kevin Drum provides somewhat less than insightful guidance: You have to enjoy writing. You really have to enjoy sitting down at a keyboard and typing words. If you don't, then...
Two of the officials who willfully allowed Jerry Sandusky to continue to rape children have been indicted. Joe Paterno hasn't been charged with a crime -- properly so, unless he.
On a Friday night in March of 2002, Mike McQueary, a 28-year-old former starting quarterback for the Penn State University football team, entered the locker room at the PSU football.