Face front, true believers! As I mentioned in Week 3, Marvel had a lot of work to do to update Captain America for the 1960s. That was true enough for.
Daniel Davies has a review of Doug Henwood's new book. I haven't read the book yet, so I can't comment on his evaluation. Daniel's review is mostly a platform to.
OK, the movie is actually a vanity project mostly financed by the director's own production company. But I would prefer to think of the decision being made by hack production.
Duss: In stark contrast, the historic nuclear deal announced Tuesday in Vienna between the U.S. and its P5+1 partners and Iran demonstrates an alternative vision of the use of American.
Interesting question from IB: I agree on the general point here, but don’t you think that actions by the Obama and Clinton White Houses would be a central part of.
Between yesterday's presidents thread and the fact that I'm teaching Pam Brandwein's Rethinking the Judicial Settlement of Reconstruction in my semimar today, I was compelled to look up Garfield's inaugural.
I am not particularly thrilled about the prospect of a noncompetitive Democratic primary with Hillary Clinton as the presumptive nominee. An article that explained why and how a candidate could.
I agree with some of Sawicky's critique of Krugman's Rolling Stone defense of the Obama administration. The point about the kiss up/kick down nature of the criminal prosecutions, in particular,.
