It could be argued that Doc Halladay is one of the better pitchers on the Phillies 2010 roster. It's also good that James Joyce was not the first base umpire for today's game.
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Wendy A. Goldman took to Big Hollywood today and unveiled her new production company like a student communicating in her introduction that her entire essay will be filler: Movies have.
Sarah Palin is always wrong about everything. (Unfortunately, in this case.)
Phillies v. Reds: I'll be rooting for the Reds, but...this is probably the biggest mismatch in the first round. This isn't about the Reds, who you could argue enter the playoffs as the second-best team in the NL. But the Phillies are not merely easily...
From an excellent David Carr article about the decline of the Tribune Company, a representative anecdote: Mr. Michaels, a former radio executive and disc jockey, had been handpicked by Sam.
Tomorrow, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on the question on whether prosecutors can be liable if they violate the constitutional rights of the accused. The background of the case.
Ah, prescience: Summers remained close to Rubin and to Alan Greenspan, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve. When other economists began warning of abuses and systemic risk in the financial system deriving from the environment that Summers, Greenspan, and Rubin had created, Summers mocked...
Longtime readers will recall Ann Althouse constructing a fantasy-world moderate Sam Alito based on one (exceptionally weak) piece of evidence. Streamlining her apologism, she is now making claims about the.
I'm told The Donalde claims I'm "obsessing" over him in a rather nonsensical way—my ardent defense of community college students is actually an attack on community college students somehow—so I.
While waiting for SEK, once again MZS has a good take on a fantastic episode. Has any show of quality ever reached a new peak in its fourth year? Well, yes, The Simpsons, but a drama? That certainly seems where Mad Men...
In an International Affairs article earlier this year, Mary Martin and Taylor Owen point out that the term is all but dead, both in the UN system and within the.
Dahlia Lithwick and Barry Friedman have a very strong article about the various camouflages used by the Roberts Court. There's nothing new about most of this stuff -- selecting favorable.