Last weekend, I decided to check out Cape Cod in the winter. It was pretty great, even if cold. On my way to the Cape, I drove past a Wendy's. They were offering a fish sandwich--made with North Pacific cod. That's right, North Pacific cod...
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I have a piece up at the Prospect about the memo uncovered by Isikoff. Perhaps the biggest problem with the framework is a definition of "imminent threat" that, if it's.
Glenn Harlan Reynolds plays a little of the ol' both sides do it: The more powerful the government becomes, the more people are willing to do in order to seize.
Shorter Rich Lowry: "The Super Bowl, like the country, has really gone to hell, what with the talented black women replacing the untalented cranky nostalgic white guys and all."
Wow. As of today, Woody Guthrie's previously unpublished 1947 novel, House of Earth is available for us to purchase. Finished in 1947 and lost to readers until now, House of.
That Fidel Castro. He might be 130 years old and in terrible health. But his power to destroy America remain unlimited. Just ask New Jersey Congressman Albio Sires, who blames.
Laura Flanders nails much of the reason why Nicholas Kristof is so irritating: Kristof certainly dedicates plenty of words a year to the women at the bottom of the heap. But that's another part of my beef. A classic Kristof story portrays a former prostitute-turned-businesswoman...
If you haven't read this piece on how the New Jersey Democratic Party's commitment to big money over popular support helped create the Chris Christie phenomenon that could have major.
Law schools are merely the place where the craziness of the system is most self-evident.
Sorter K-Lo: Beyonce has a sexuality and she's a mother? Gross!
While I generally agree with Erik's take, I feel my role here is to note that one of his arguments is all kinds of wrong: Terrell Davis remains not even.
The threats to Brooklyn College's funding over their decision to invite a world-class scholar to discuss issues of major import, as I have noted, seem to involve some ad hoc.