Opposition to same sex marriage and RFRAs explicitly animated by and defended in terms of anti-gay animus: two independently bad arguments that go even worse together.
Author: Scott Lemieux
A framework for an Iran deal was announced. To save time, the conservative reaction will be that Iran is the Hitler-of-the-week and Obama is Chamberlain.
I don't condone the behavior of the Atlanta teachers and administrators who cheated on high-stakes tests, although I also think that the cheating was foreseeable given the incentives (and this.
This is a mess: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is facing debts and liabilities of nearly $1 billion, and has seen a sharp decline in its overall net assets over the past 13 years, according to an analysis of the school’s tax returns by the the student...
Those Were the Days! Tomasky has a good Nation piece laying out the straightforward point that in the current partisan context the electoral choice for virtually any segment of the.
I don't know anything about Trevor Noah, and am reluctant to say that individual tweets should ever be a firable offense. I have no reason to think he's an anti-Semite.
A complex problem.
The Gruber Did It! John Hinderaker and Byron York are definitely onto something when they say that Harry Reid's so-called "exercise injury" was really an elaborate cover-up. But the real question is: why?.
Josh Blackman raises the new theory that Democrats should pay the price for Republican obstructionism to a new level: I trace much of the intractable gridlock in Washington, D.C. to.
Not pictured: the many Republican supporters of the ACA, Mrs. Eisenhower A commenter believes that he has a GOTCHA! The other day, Obama was touting the successes of Ocare and needling the Rs for not accepting a healthcare reform plan (the ACA) that was basically their...
I argued that year that the United States should not have given a second's consideration to extraditing Amanda Knox had she been re-convicted of a murder she plainly didn't commit..
When you boil them down, defenses of the NCAA cartel boil down to a "if things were different, they wouldn't be the same" argument. Allegedly, the mystique of the NCAA.