Christ: Today’s episode takes place at the University of Vermont, where a puzzling and revolting survey was recently distributed to the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon. We were sent a copy of the questionnaire, which mostly consists of benign questions like name, birthday, major, amount...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Among their other problems disproportionately burden women who are poor and/or racial minorities. The Obama administration's unprecedented recent overruling of its medical professionals on Plan B is certainly no exception.
And it's far from clear to what's going to happen. Thomas, ordinarily the staunchest states' "rights" justice, is different in preemption. And elite Republicans don't have monolithic views on immigration.
I blogged a couple weeks ago about the case of Juan Rivera, who Illinois prosecutors kept sending back to jail based although his confession was coerced and the forensic evidence pointed to another perpetrator. I can't say that justice has been served -- too late...
The bad news is that the pardoned man is dead. Dead despite the fact that the guilty man tried repeatedly to confess: Perry made those remarks during an extraordinary ceremony.
Given the candidates their party is putting forward, I can't blame Republican elites for thinking that the huge number of debates was a mistake. Even if the candidates were more.
Clearly, anyone who is more concerned with arbitrary executive authority than Ben Wittes must be lying.
This analysis of the Devil Ray's signing of Josh Lueke should be read in its entirety, not least for this QOTD: Distilling events like this to "he said, she said".
Normally, when icing the kicker "works" God kills twenty kittens. But if the Cowboys lose, She saves them instead. Garrett must have been disappointed he couldn't do it himself. .
So what do people think was the most amazing of Tim Tebow's many amazing plays today? Tebow kicking a 59-yard field goal Tebow ordering the Bears secondary to play no particular attention to sideline routes late in the 4th quarter against a team trailing by...
I buried this at the end of another post, but according to the most recent data I could find, of the roughly 758,000 teen pregnancies a year 212 of these.
It's good that they've been yanked, but he fact that the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board ever thought that those ads were a good idea tells us something about why stuff.