An interesting argument that we need Robert Moses and Le Corbusier-type architects to remake our cities to become bicycle friendly: If Henry Ford were reincarnated as a bike maker, Le Corbusier as an architect of buildings and cities for bikes, and Robert Moses as their bike-loving...
The Harrisburg Patriot and Union issues an apology for its 1863 dismissal of the Gettysburg Address, which read: We pass over the silly remarks of the President. For the credit.
Apparently former National Blowjob Inquisitor Ken Starr has finally found an occasion for mercy. I know Starr doesn't think that students should have First Amendment rights either, but this is.
This is not an acceptable decision from the EPA during a Democratic administration: Today, the Environmental Protection Agency allowed the Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection to change how toxic selenium pollution from mountaintop removal mines is measured for the purposes of determining compliance with the Clean...
The corn industry's hustle to force us to turn it into fuel may have reached its peak. Normally, one might not look well upon the EPA lowering a standard that.
There's a certain kind of environmental writing that drives a lot of people crazy. This is the jeremiad that tells us the world is failing, we are at a tipping.
Shorter John Yoo: I'm appalled by the executive overreach of Obama's new ACA regulations. Plainly, Obama should have obtained these ends by arbitrarily detaining and torturing health insurance executives.
You may recall that Ted Kennedy engaged in the least civil act in the known history of human discourse by accurately describing Robert Bork's history of publicly stated views. One.
On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt speaks with Meir Javedanfar about the progress made in Geneva:
Exactly the level of intellectual integrity I would expect from Fix the Debt!
The faculty at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law are upset because of their raises that are not only insulting, but evidently an insult with an extra dark message. The AAUP.
It should be blindingly obvious by now that no country is going to sacrifice anything meaningful, and especially economic growth, to reduce emissions enough to dent the impact of climate.