It's a somewhat delicious coincidence that the "Iron my Shirt" scandal has broken on the very same day as the Times published Gloria Steinem's op-ed column calling on women to vote for Clinton because she is a woman.That said, I've got to agree with Melinda...
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It's been buried by NH primary news, but it's worth noting that the Supreme Court heard Baze v. Rees yesterday. The case challenges Kentucky's use of a three-drug cocktail to.
Heading into tonight's New Hampshire primary with McCain and Obama as the frontrunners, I have to wonder....does anyone else find it funny that McCain keeps calling for change, yet his.
Bill Kristol's got his first column up in the Times today. And he comes out swinging. His column's main point: Huckabee might be the best nominee the GOP has to offer. It's a doozy. Here's a preview of his twisted world-view:But gratitude for sparing us...
CNN's got a story up claiming that Edwards is in for the long haul -- no matter what, he's claiming he'll stay in 'til the convention. Judging by the photo.
Whatever you think about his politics, you have got to give it to the man: he gives good speech.
So, unlike my compatriots, I'm keeping my political endorsements mum for now (though it's safe to say that I won't be supporting Hillary). But I do have a film endorsement. Tonight, I skipped out on Iowa caucus coverage and went to see There Will be...
But that doesn't mean the issue of the war should slip to the backburner of voters' consciences and therefore become less important to the presidential campaigns, as has apparently happened.I.
Blogger and commentator Heather Wokusch lists the top-ten worst Bush appointees for reproductive health and rights -- the people whose noses Bush has allowed to intrude most into your bedroom..
No, you're not on candid camera, but you are on camera in the U.S. virtually all the time. According to a new study from Privacy International, a UK-based group, and the U.S.-based Electronic Privacy Information Center, the U.S. and the U.K., along with Russia and...
Well, 2007 has been...interesting. Here's hoping that all of you send the year out in style, have a happy and healthy new year, and continue to join us daily at.
Given that 7% of incarcerated women in the United States were pregnant at the time of their sentencing, it's surprising that the conditions of confinement for pregnant and birthing women.