As I wrote recent my piece on tipped labor, I did a little historical research on tipping. For the sake of length, I had to cut the history out of the article. But I found a lot of cool things and I thought I'd share...
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Sarah Jaffe has an important piece up at Alternet exploring the realities of public sector workers in the Second Gilded Age: Beil told a story of guards at a women's.
Building off Tim Wise, I have to wonder if the next frontier in racist white backlash against Trayvon Martin will be to accuse him of threatening a white woman, placing.
Much more later about today's argument, but I'd like to address this particular slippery slope hypothetical from Scalia, responding to the government's argument about the necessity of the mandate to the plainly constitutional regulatory framework established by the rest of the act: General Verrilli, you...
Good. The point that "This case is about the limits of the government's ability to delegate to a religious institution the right to use taxpayer money to impose its beliefs.
Since I was skeptical about whether the Court was seriously considering using a jurisdictional ruling to dodge the constitutional issue ex ante, the oral arguments yesterday certainly did nothing to.
For reasons I can't understand, every week or so some number of leftier-than-thou commenters who apparently have very romantic picture of American political history quote me as saying that Obama is the second-most progressive president since FDR as definitive proof that I'm s starry-eyed Obot...
Well, that was inevitable.
The 9-pound Gambian rat has invaded the Florida Keys, having been released there by an exotic animal breeder about 10 years ago. They are thriving, one of many species that.
This guy has worse luck than Ben Roethlisberger and Roman Polanski combined. Hopefully he still has Bernard Henri-Levy on speed dial.
(It goes without saying that this is another one of those posts.) First of all, let me begin with what I won't be talking about: race. It's clearly going to be.
The hot argument based on today's argument is likely to be the idea that the Supreme Court will just duck the question of the ACA's constitutionality using a jurisdictional dodge..