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On this date in 1947, President Harry S. Truman vetoed the odious Taft-Hartley Act, the most vile piece of labor legislation in American history. Sponsored by Robert Taft (R-OH) and.
This is the time when it seems obligatory for Supreme Court analysts to make predictions about how the Court will rule in the imminent health care ruling. Mine is the.
Oh for the love of god: Both took time to comment on a major donor's e-mail in which he suggested that university leaders study the way Stanford and Harvard Universities,.
The National Review finds an appropriate replacement for the Derb.
Last week a Boston law firm got a lot of publicity when it advertised an associate position with a $10,000 salary. A lot of people emailed me about it, which.
Robert Samuelson. As always with Samuelson, what's most impressive is the sheer laziness. Even though he's willing to just make stuff up, he can't come up with 5 reasons to.
More Gilded Age pugilism--except tonight it is boxing cats! The past is a strange place.
Bill Keller tries to show off some book larnin', with results that are predictably unpretty: Donohue’s response bypassed her arguments and focused on the fact that she sometimes cites Michel.