This is the first of a two part podcast. The second part will be available on Monday. Works Attewell discusses (warning, all of these posts contain spoilers for all five books): Bran IV (introducing the law of hospitality, the history of prosthetics, and StupidRobb) Jon IV...
From Robert Barnes's interesting profile of Ruth Bader Ginsburg: So Ginsburg understands politics but does not feel she faces a deadline to leave so that Obama, whom she admires, can.
I guess we shouldn't be surprised that Fox News hosts wouldn't know the difference between Mexico and Nicaragua and probably assumes they all wear sombreros and take siestas.
The BBC reports that General Vo Nguyen Giap has died at the age of 102. Obviously, one of the most important military figures of the post-WWII 20th century. People's War, People's Army is a critically important document, even if it should be thought of as a...
My latest at the Diplomat examines the USAF's strategy with respect to the sequester and the Pacific Pivot: Last week, at the Air Force Association’s Air and Space Conference, questions.
I'm rather horrified by conservative reaction to the shutdown. Not just because it demonstrates their toddler-level pettiness, but also because it demonstrates, graphically, that conservatives don't understand what government is..
I'll take Jim Boeheim's assertions about how his players don't merit compensation seriously as soon as he agrees to be paid the average associate professor's salary and volunteers to coach college hoops for free while teaching a 2/2 of Phys. Ed. classes. And in addition: "I...
The Republican Party's primary mission is to punish the poor.
Connecticut attorney Samuel Browning has distilled my book Don't Go To Law School (Unless) into the purity of its essence, via a flowchart. Matt Leichter has posted the chart on.
Sinead O'Connor
Sure, Republican senators may be badmouthing Ted Cruz and yelling at him in private. But until they start badmouthing him to reporters using their own names instead of anonymously, they.
Ralph Nader is applying the same tactics that helped 4 years of unified Democratic government in the late 70s produce pretty much nothing to trying to stop new libraries in.