My favorite part of the VDH rant that d. links below:First is fiscal sanity. For most Americans piling up debt is as much an emotional and spiritual crisis as it is an economic one. [Most Americans? Evidence? --ed.] An indebted America makes all of us...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Remarkably, Sonny Rollins's sublime "St. Thomas" came up on my I-Tunes shuffle about 10 minutes before that I read that the incomparable drummer who played on the track had passed.
I suppose it's my job to report on such things, but seeing that Robin Givhan and the extremely desperate homeless person's Robin Givhan are discussing Camille Paglia discussing Hillary Clinton's.
Fourteen-star general Ralph "Blood N' Guts" Peters actually dusts off the "our inability to prevent massive gas truck suicide bombings that kill hundreds of people proves that...Al Qaeda is in its last throes and we're winning" routine. And merits an approving link and quote, of...
I'm not sure why Gary is so worried that a broad array of federal and local officials will have access to satellite survey data with virtually no safeguards in place..
It's funny because it's true!
It's bad enough that we're saddled with "originalism" as a theory of constitutional interpretation. But it takes Fred Hiatt & Co. to advance the argument that Congress should be bound by the "original intent" of past laws. What the hell?Mark Tushnet argued in The New...
Texas is about to execute someone for a murder he did not commit and was only peripherally involved with. During every discussion of the death penalty around here, at least.
Jane and BT note Dr. Helen's bizarre claims in her Pajamas Media advice column that "manliness" means that you should "get The Dangerous Book for Boys [wow, Insta or Mrs..
OK, Chris Matthews is is a creepy sexual harasser. And his show contains virtually no useful content (well, unless Ezra is on.) But on the other hand, he has to stay on the air because he gets such incredibly high ratings! Er, maybe not. (Maybe...
Phil Rizutto has passed away; in an ironic twist of sabermetric fate, cutting edge defensive statistics suggested that his election to the HOF wasn't the pressure-politics travesty it always seemed.
No matter what else happens in this world, it's oddly reassuring to know that you can always count on Fred Barnes to be the most abject administration lickspittle imaginable. (In.