I’m sure that most of you have read Simon van Zuylen-Wood’s New York profile of Glenn Greenwald’s opposition to the Russia investigation that Paul referenced below. A lot of what
Of all the sickening little moments in Lou Anna Simon’s disgusting resignation letter, I want to linger on this one: I am pleased that statements have been made by Mr. Fitzgerald and Board membe
I was hoping somebody who was better-positioned to discuss her work would step up to the plate, but since I know many commenters will want to discuss it we should observe the death of the great fictio
The votes are in! Jones, Thome, and Vlad are all eminently qualified and I’m happy to see them get in. There have been worse selections than Hoffman, but I definitely wouldn’t have voted f
BEN SHAPIRO: Facts don’t care about your feelings. ALSO BEN SHAPIRO: pic.twitter.com/7tqd8apQyN — Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) January 23, 2018 This is an excellent (long) read on how Ben Sha
Larry Nassar will spend the rest of his life in prison, but decided to go out in a hail of misogyny and denial: After a remarkable hearing that featured gut-wrenching statements from 156 of his accus
Joel Ferguson, a real estate and telecommunications mogul who has been on the Michigan State University Board of Trustees for 30 years, literally laughed out loud in a radio interview, when it was sug
My latest at the Diplomat was inspired by a review of Kendall Johnson’s new book on China in the US literary imagination: How did 19th century Americans think about their contact with Qing Chin