I have one sort of not awful thing to say about Brian Leiter: he's got what his favorite poet would call cojones. Let's review here, for those of you who just can't get enough of this sordid little saga: After getting caught red-handed engaging in cyber-harassment...
Is there any person better qualified to head the George W. Bush Institute than James Glassman?
A commenter notes that Dan Filler, while still refusing to respond directly to Paul's insolent inquires about whether he violated the privacy of his commenters, has issued a (particularly witless).
For the past few weeks I've been involved with an effort to submit a letter to the ABA's Task Force on Legal Education, signed by a broad array of legal academics. Spearheaded originally by former Duke dean Paul Carrington and Deborah Rhode of Stanford, I'm pleased...
And his trademark combination of lies and bizarre sexual obsessions inflicted real damage on people. The good news is that it's not as if Breitbart & Co.'s smears would get.
There were two filibusters mounted by Republicans on Wednesday. One in involved Rand Paul and got a lot of attention, and the other was the one they were actually serious.
Gross. What's more, the new nouveau riche are openly comparing today's Singapore to the Gilded Age: But Ault, who moved to Singapore three years ago, says he "no longer feels the magic" in Gotham, which still bears the scars of a financial crisis that knocked the...
I wanted to say a couple things about Paul's recent string of posts in order to emphasize why what's happening here is, in fact, important. First of all, I was.
The Venezuelans are giving Chavez the full Lenin treatment: embalming, display, the whole kit and caboodle. Very exciting.
I have an extended feature at the Diplomat on American grand strategy and the Battle of Java Sea. This represents my effort to find some sort of happy ground between "offshore balancing"...
This Ta-Nehisi Coates column is, not surprisingly, great: I am trying to imagine a white president forced to show his papers at a national news conference, and coming up blank..
A familiar, but frustrating, observation was posted by cpinva in the thread below: one comment: there is no such thing as “anonymity” on the internet. never has been, never will.