On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt spoke with Gil Troy about the Israeli election results:
Month: January 2013
Dave Fleming's contrarian case for Jack Morris, I think, is while much better than the typical case for Morris still nearly self-refuting. A couple points: I take the point that.
(Actual Part the First can be found here.) The answer to the question of why some films are more re-watchable than others seems, to me, a matter of unpredictability of.
It's moving forward. This seems like a good time to point out once again that the electoral college is a horrible, horrible, horrible idea. I cede the floor to Akhil Amar: ...we must realize that the Electoral College is a hopelessly outdated system and that...
Not a good day for a labor person. Labor Department figures released today showed that 11.3% of the American workforce belongs to a labor union. That is the lowest number.
Lawyers, Guns and Money continues to struggle for mainstream respectability. Here is our six seven-part plan for entering the "MSM:" Sell posting space to the Church of Scientology or religious.
Roy finds Jeffrey Lord* and -- natch -- Jonah Goldberg making what you might call the "inverse Katznelson" (or perhaps "Katznelson for morons") argument. That is, the argument that attempts to discredit the contemporary welfare state by arguing that various public officials who initially favored...
As Sean Griffiths points out, cute semi-detached housing might make for aesthetically pleasing New Urbanist cities, but it is not sustainable as a dominant mode of architecture within the 21st.
Where is this amazing photo of a wolf near a wetland taken? Chernobyl. As has been noted before, the most militarized parts of the earth (the DMZ for instance) and.
In my latest Diplomat column I make the case for retaining a (reduced) boomer fleet: My own view is that the United States can accept a lower threshold for at sea nuclear deterrence, but this leg should still retain a rump deterrence capability. Survivability concerns...
Shorter Michael Gerson: "I am outraged that Barack Obama would suggest that Republicans support any of the consequences of the long-held policies of the Republican Party." ...see also. As for.
The news that you can scan for CTE in living football players is a pretty big deal. Ta-Nehisi Coates thinks it will lead to the end of football. I am.