The sub-frivolous complaint filed against Judge Boasberg for the crime if issuing unanswerable rulings against them has been dismissed: A high-ranking federal appeals judge dismissed an ethics complaint filed by.
A couple months back a student of mine wrote a paper about orchestral music and the national security state, which put me into a contemplative mood. My students are grad.
Andrew Gelman returns to a theme we've been kicking around for awhile, which is how in the New Gilded Age people of immense wealth create and nurture celebrity status, verging.
Jelani Cobb makes a really good historical analogy here between the Fugitive Slave Act and ICE actions today. See, before the Fugitive Slave Act, most Americans, even what would pass.
Today is the day for the first round election in the selection of Costa Rica's 50th president. (Fun fact: the current regime in Costa Rica has a good case for.
Here's my reading list for January. Here's the December list and you can follow it back from there. Professional Reading: Sanford Jacoby, Modern Manors: Welfare Capitalism since the New Deal.
This really is going to be a blue wave, huh: Democrat Taylor Rehmet won a special election for the Texas state Senate on Saturday, flipping a reliably Republican district that.
Davi Mendes - Unsplash I suspect blowing up fishing boats, kidnapping a leader and threatening to nuke NATO contributed. But this article posits that Bruised Springsteen's hints that he wants.
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