The cottage industry of liberals who were convinced that John McCain's brief fit of pique against George W. Bush reflected his Real Authentic Moderate Liberal self (I still think this installment of Jacob Weisberg's McCain hagiography project is definitive) was an especially silly episode in...
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Jeebus. If the webcam revealed Advil in the medicine cabinet, hopefully this was accompanied by plenty of strip searches -- I mean, won't someone please think of the children?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Megan's post about Lindsay's high fashion for little money reminds me that I've forgotten to congratulate Darcy for earning a well-deserved Juno nomination for Infernal Machines even if he was.
Readers asked for more of these philanthropic quizzes, so here you are. For every quiz taker who leaves a name and email address, $2 will be donated toward the purchase.
In an unusual move for his campaign, Mickey Kaus has done something. In this case, issuing a press release venting some resentment over the fact that the Democratic Party's leader.
Inspirational email of the day from the HURIDOCS list-serv: The True Heroes ‘International Conference on Human Rights and the New Media’ was meticulously planned for 6 months, to be held on 19-20 April in The Hague. Then the ash cloud came and flights to the...
Something I've always loved about the way soccer football is organized virtually everywhere not called North America is promotion and relegation. For the uninitiated, league "systems" are set up in.
Short answer: unlikely. I've been contemplating an approach to the sudden rise of the Liberal Democrats while busy trying to consider helping finish this paper I'm scheduled to present in.
This Charlie Savage article about the politics of Obama's Supreme Court nominations starts off by reminding us that attempting to preempt conservative claims that a Supreme Court nominee is a radical "judicial activist" is a waste of time, since anybody to the left of Sam...
The myth requires revision, but stolen library book is a fitting replacement for cut down cherry tree: Librarians in New York's oldest library have uncovered a surprising book thief: George.
Apparently, when it's the public release of the papers of a Nixon appointee to the Supreme Court. To wit: For example, while Judge Garland has not often dealt with social.