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Ahem:In the early 1980s, according to newly released documents, Fidel Castro was suggesting a Soviet nuclear strike against the United States, until Moscow dissuaded him by patiently explaining how the.
An interesting article by Jess Bravin about Sotomayor's recent oral argument queries about whether treating corporations as the equivalent of persons for constitutional purposes:But Justice Sotomayor suggested the majority might.
It comes as little surprise that someone who commemorates treason in defense of slavery would fail to notice the absurdity in accusing Ted Kennedy of conspiring against his country, but that's one of many reasons that Bob Owens remains a Very Special Blogger.To summarize TIDOS...
BruceR, responding to a question about Afghan army training from Matt Yglesias:Building anew is harder than renovating. In Afghanistan as in Iraq we really are doing our best to junk.
Too cute not to post...
With due respect to the notion of an "armed peace corps," what happens when either a) a peace-keeping situation deteriorates into real war, or b) a real war deteriorates to the point where someone decides to deploy the armed peace corps as a stop-gap? I...
I love SWJ, but every now and again Dave Dilegge lets his brain fall out. Quoting Richard Kolb:With the 40th anniversary of the ‘60s cherished rock concert, the so-called “Sixties.
This is an interesting list, but the concept doesn't strike me as quite right. From Wikipedia: It also refers to government or corporate project involving large numbers of people and.
I can understand the journalistic conventions that avoid characterizing particular views during disputes, but I must admit being amused by the opening paragraph about this story about now-resigned NYU law lecturer Thio Li-ann:A Singapore law professor who was to teach a human rights course at...
Kessler, via Drezner:The war of words between North Korea and the United States escalated Thursday, with North Korea's Foreign Ministry lashing out at Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton in.
From around the inter-tubes...Dan Nexon vets Stephen Walt's Top Ten Lessons of EmpireMr. Trend rounds up news from Latin AmericaDrezner wonders why Khameinei doesn't seem to have any proxies.I have.