With each passing hour, conservatives decide that the real victim in the Donald Sterling case is of course Donald Sterling.
Per Sarah Lawsky's survey. (Lawsky's survey isn't complete, but the methodology is consistent from year to year, and appears to capture about 80% of entry level hires). Per this data.
This won't come as a surprise to longtime readers of this blog, but I heartily endorse this event or product: Jacksonian populism cannot be separated from the genocidal policies of.
Newt Gingrich evidently now advocates for socialism, at least when it comes to the ownership of professional sports teams.
Shorter Scott Atlas: "It's appalling that the Affordable Care Act destroyed the universal, equitable health care system Americans enjoyed in 2009." I don't know how much refutation is necessary for.
A few victual related items for your Friday afternoon: 1. The fad of celebrity chefs making "runway food" to promote the conspicuous consumption of rich people that then gets celebrated.
There's a certain set of commenters here who love to hate my energy posts because they say I oppose everything. That's not true at all. I don't fall in love with technologies or think they are the answer to most questions, which makes people uncomfortable even...
When actually existing Greens in New York didn't want to follow the lead of their 2000 presidential candidate and act as a cat's paw of the Republican Party, Republicans tried.
Advanced analytics -- they're what you should use if you're interested in winning. But if you want to think that Calgary and Toronto represent better strategies for franchise-building than Chicago,.
Carnotaurus was a dinosaur that lived during the late Cretaceous, around 70 million years ago. At first glance, it kinda just looks like another pretty fearsome therapod, in the mold of, say, Allosaurus or T-Rex. But look closer and you'll notice it has significantly shorter jaw...
A fascinating interview with Ruth Bader Ginsburg by Jess Bravin (non-paywalled excerpts here.) First, of particular interest to me, is that she seems to confirm that the Court ducking the.
A huge step forward in the minimum wage struggle was taken yesterday in Seattle, where a commission of labor and business members came to a general agreement on a $15.