A report from the field.
At 4:30, Cavett asks Mick about Keynes: Via W. K. Winecoff.
We interrupt this regularly scheduled Dead Horses in American History blogging to bring you 1980 in one image: Willie Nelson on a golf course, jingoism, the Cold War, the last.
The point in this New York Times op-ed is a good one--the state of farming in California is highly tenuous. Given that a huge percentage of the fruits and veggies you are eating in the cold, cold month of February come from The Golden State, the...
The response of Tennessee Republicans to the UAW organizing campaign with Volkswagen approval in Chattanooga lays bare just how much the Republican Party hates organized labor: A state senator said.
When you think of men and the 19th century, you probably think of beards. Large, ridiculous beards unseen again in American life until the early 21st century. Moreover, the beards.
Thanks a lot Scott. I have a piece in Salon about the affluenza defense, class stratification, and unequal justice under the law.
A very important point: A few minutes after he signed the Civil Rights Acton July 2, 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson presented Hubert Humphrey, who had led the fight for.
(1) A very significant thing happened at the ABA Section of Legal Education Standards Review Committee meeting (I can already see readers' eyes glazing over) on Friday, which hasn't yet.
I'm so old I remember I remember when Christopher Caldwell was supposed to be a reasonable, moderate, thinking person's reactionary. At least the last of those still applies: Western critics of Russia’s Sochi Winter Olympics have picked up too much speed and risk skidding off piste....
As part of some homework so I could write about Philip Seymour Hoffman when I'm ready, I tweeted today that the Alfred Molina drug deal sequence in Boogie Nights was.
Wow. Michael Sam, an All-American defensive lineman from Missouri Tigers and the Associated Press' SEC Defensive Player of the Year, said that he is gay in interviews with ESPN's "Outside.