Brandon Valeriano has some thoughts on how an independent Scotland might conceptualize its national security: In March of 2015, a cry goes out in the town centre, everyone reacts quickly. Valuables are hidden underground; women and children are stored in hideaways to be kept safe until...
Chip Kelly is pretty much my favorite coach in football history. This is his essence in 5 seconds. Incidentally, 5 seconds was also the average time of possession in an.
I’ve been following, with great interest, Roy’s coverage of Pajamagate. As someone who takes her humor wherever she can get it, this, the most bizarre of “gates,” seems to be.
123 years ago today, on December 29, 1890, the United States Army massacred between 150 and 300 Lakota at Wounded Knee, South Dakota, effectively ending the active military engagements of the wars of American conquest. We might not even call Wounded Knee a military engagement given...
Finally, the latest refuge from FIAT CURRENCY is here! And remember, as Atlas Shrugged will tell you, that just like GOLD the PONZICOIN derives its full value from inherent worth.
Jamie Dimon's Christmas card basically sums up the New Gilded Age. You'd also think for all that money Dimon could at least afford the proper number of buttons on his.
Finally we are getting our lazy welfare recipients away from their t-bones and out of their Cadillacs. This will teach them: An emergency federal program that acts as a lifeline.
Following up on Erik's post referencing today's NYT piece about the potentially invidious effects of industry funding academia (or academics), I'd like to throw out a few hypotheticals, some of.
From my correspondence, it appears a significant number of potential law students still think of becoming a government lawyer as a kind of backup plan, if their aspirations to get a job with a large law firm don't work out. There are at least two big...
As a historian, I don't really have an opportunity to sell out by using my professional positions to provide expert testimony for Wall Street. But I wonder what that would.
The stories are sufficiently vague and from unreliable enough sources that I hope Lis Smith is still working for de Blasio. But to state what should be obvious, if she's.