Many of you are familiar with Robert George, the moral sage who has uncovered the eternal truth that the Natural Law is by miraculous coincidence always perfectly consistent with the most recent platf
Tonight’s film is this 1967 “educational” thing, brought to you by the American Dairy Association, about fitness for teenage girls. Of course the primary reason they should be fit is
Happy Opening Day II! Speaking of New York provincialism, I was amused to see Will Lietch talking about the “Mets or the Cubs — the two most beleaguered major-market franchises in sports.̶
Today, the Supreme Court unanimously held that states were not required to use voters rather than total population as the denominator when apportioning legislatures. But a big question — whether
Diane Ravitch absolutely eviscerates the bipartisan education reforms of the last 15 years under Bush and Obama in a review of two new books for The New York Review of Books. The first shows the disas
His chances of being confirmed remain 0%. Don’t be fooled by the occasional Republican senator who decides to meet with him.
Atrios is right. Self-driving vehicles ain’t going to happen, at least not in the United States. Volvo’s North American CEO, Lex Kerssemakers, lost his cool as the automaker’s semi-a
On the latest Foreign Entanglements, Colin Snider and I jabber about Brazilian politics: