Given that I also write for The Onion, I feel I should point out that this article is not from The Onion. But if we were better people -- did less of that...
The rather epic fail by a regular at the top of this thread is amusing, but I actually think there's an important lesson to be extracted from the wreckage. Political.
Several commenters have noted Adolph Reed's response to critics of his Harper's cover story, which is worth reading. Near the top of the article, he makes an important refinement to.
Two things. First, my latest at the Diplomat noodles on about precedent in international politics: What precedent does the Russian invasion of Crimea set for the settlement of territorial disputes in East Asia? We should begin with the major differences: East Asia lacks institutions similar to...
Over the last few years a bunch of law schools figured out that they could exploit various changes in the federal funding of education in a way that would allow.
Republican abortion policy is working out just fine in Texas. Close all the reproductive clinics that serve poor people because those sluts deserve whatever they get for having sex while.
Paul Ryan may be slightly disingenuous: “I think when you have the world’s super power, having a foreign policy that in my opinion is weak, and a defense policy now that shows weakness, I think it invites aggression,” he added. “I think it creates a vacuum...
If they decide to create a Mount Rushmore for failing upwards, one slot is already filled: In the biggest shuffling of Microsoft’s executive ranks since the company’s new chief executive,.
Jonas Dahlberg's memorial plan for the 2011 massacre of the 77 young people in Oslo and Utoya, Norway is incredibly powerful and moving.
This is alarming: According to the South Korean government, on Tuesday a South China Airlines plane carrying 220 civilians narrowly missed being hit by a North Korean missile after it flew into the missile’s trajectory. The missile and plane crossed the same path just seven short...
Henry Farrell's reply to Conor Friedersdorf's mess of a column this morning. But I want to highlight one particularly clueless passage: I don't regard homosexuality as sinful. Unlike my friends.
Mere mortals bleg for money on occasion -- and only in the direst of straits -- but Jeff Goldstein does it every month, so he can handle the pressure. He's.