Last night the Senate passed a bill to re-set student loan rates. The House is expected to accept this "compromise" measure (compromise being a term of art meaning "a GOP-backed.
I know, I know. I need to start sending Roy Edroso a cut of my check because I get most of my political stuff from him. Here's the thing: I.
We go to Los Angeles for today's edition: The University of Southern California is facing a federal civil rights investigation after students filed a complaint that alleged the school ignored.
Thankfully, it looks like Ray Kelly will soon be looking for a new job, and it shouldn't be a federal job under a Democratic administration. ....T-N C has more.
... but is smart enough not to let Breitbart.com readers comment on "Teens Find Love With Each Other After Both Have Gender Reassignments." According to the author, everyone should watch.
In addition to what Travis mentions, the context of the Braun suspension is a definitive illustration of whatever it is that causes people to selectively freak out about steroids, it's.
Standing athwart history, saying "stop!" to racial equality since 1957. As Coates says, the offensiveness is compounded by the sheer laziness. You'd like to think that Hanson could at least.
At the Diplomat I revisit questions of institutional design and military effectiveness: Organizational infighting over naval aviation is common, and can have serious negative effects. The Luftwaffe, optimized for tactical.
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