The companies advancing the farcically specious religious freedom arguments against the contraception non-mandate want their employees to get even less for the health insurance they pay for with their labor than you think: Arguments in front of the Supreme Court start next week in the Hobby...
Because white preschoolers are suspended for "observable offenses," whereas black preschoolers are suspended for being uppity. Just look at that kid's uppity little face. Does he look like he wants.
A terrific review essay by my colleague Monica Potts: Articles about poverty that are just a catalog of hard times are so prevalent that Dwight Macdonald, writing in The New.
Republicans are smart in cutting science funding. Because if you can cut it enough, the nation will close the institution that has longest measured carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and if you don't measure carbon dioxide, obviously climate change can't be happening.
A good report on the money behind the ads promoting variously fictional random anecdotes about the ACA: Americans for Prosperity — the group backed by David H. and Charles G..
The death of Fred Phelps should remind us that even hateful assholes are entitled to their First Amendment rights.
Things Republicans hate: National Parks.
Shorter John Boehner: I'm outraged that some states are acting within federal law to provide more money to poor people to purchase food. But, sure, populist "reformers" are going to.
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I noted last year that, in a sense, Chief Justice Roberts sold himself short in hisShelby County opinion. While Roberts's opinion was not able to cite any meaningful precedent for his assertion that the explicit powers granted to Congress by the 15th Amendment were limited by...
This is the question I ask in my latest at War is Boring: Air power should, and occasionally does, sell at the box office. But Officer and a Gentleman, Top Gun, Flight of.
One key takeaway from the debate among liberals about whether Ruth Bader Ginsburg should be urged to retire is that the decision about when to retire shouldn't be in the.