Will Wilkinson writes about country music and, as is typical when anyone tries to connect it with politics, it's pure projection. Bathing it in the kind of pseudo-scientific data points.
A few food-related items for a tasty Saturday: 1. Jill Richardson has an interesting piece arguing that the U.S. is exporting its terrible diet and the health problems this causes.
JFK may be a massively overrated president, but for once I'm glad people think he's the tops. Because if there's anything that is going to get Rick Santorum elected, it's.
A report released by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources links earthquakes in the Youngstown area to fracking. Fracking supporters continue to talk of the practice as safe, but the.
"Ketchup is a vegetable" is sounding pretty good right about now: Sarah Seltzer has a good overview of what is in school lunches--pink slime turned into meat. Technically, it is.
The Republican War on Women reaches Texas on International Women's Day. The Texas state legislature reduced its already meager funding of women's health by 2/3 last October, leading to the.
While there's a very long time left between now and November and while on the local and congressional level, Republicans may survive, or even take the Senate while retaining the.
Every election cycle brings back the fetishizing of the increasingly non-existent family farm. When combined with the Republican ardor for bombing brown people who could potentially have weapons of mass.
