From the regime of the reasonable, moderate, and technocratic Rick Snyder: The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget decided to haul water coolers into the Flint state building in January of 2015 out of concern over the city’s water quality, a year before bottled...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Lemieux's Law is that nobody in American politics actally cares about federalism. For a particularly good example, let us consider this.
Did he tweet out an atrocious anti-feminist video made by the guy who started the harassment campaign against Zoe Quinn? Was he a dick about it afterwards? I think you know the answers to both of these questions!
Guess who's excited about a Michael Bloomberg candidacy? Why, the Most Principled Man In America With the Possible Exception of Nino Scalia, Mr. Ralph Nader: This is the third presidential.
Salon dips back into its nostalgia file with horrifying results: During her two presidential campaigns, Hillary Clinton has consistently drawn greater support from women than men. Is this gender lag.
The company that took over Don Blankenship's organized crime organization in West Virgnia ran it into bankruptcy in less than five years. For workers, this has not worked out well: Since then, Alpha has laid off some 4,000 workers and filed for Chapter 11. Post-Massey,...
Lithwick with more on the various legal problems of the Planned Parenthood troofers.
Trump would appear to be betting that Fox News needs him more than he needs then: Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump abruptly announced here Tuesday that he would not participate.
Yesterday, the Supreme Court decided a complicated case about whether the Supreme Court's 2012 holding that mandatory life without parole applied retroactively to people making federal habeas corpus appeals. The Supreme Court's retroactive application cases are legally complicated, in part because they've always been pragmatic....
On the narrow question of his decision to go for it 4th and 1 with 6:03 left, I am here to defend Bill Belichick. This is not to say that.
David Roberts has a good point about the one of the two most important question of the Democratic primary race: Which brings us back to Clinton and Sanders. If they.