There's a reason that Bob Beckel's job is to represent "liberals" on Fox News. On the off-chance that he stumbles onto a progressive position you can be sure he'll defend it so incompetently Roger Ailes will be very happy he's nominally not on his side.
There's been a lot of discussion about "saving" the labor movement in recent weeks. Two particular pieces to point out. First, Josh Eidelson hosted a forum at The Nation that.
Two Fourth Amendment cases yesterday, with one dubious search upheld and another thrown out. As I say at the link, the cases also indicate a couple of important things about.
RIP. Richie was as valuable a guide to classical Japanese film as one could reasonably hope to have. His taste becomes increasingly cranky as we move closer to the present, as his critical generosity seems to diminish and his frustrations grow over time (notable exception, for...
Yesterday, I wrote about the pending execution of Warren Hill, who Georgia was on the verge of executing despite the fact that he had an IQ of 70. In another.
Heisman winner Johnny Manziel's class schedule: Johnny Football still finds time to be a college student too, even though the Texas A&M star doesn't have to be on campus very.
Oh dear: On November 14, 2012, Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) wrote to Elizabeth King, the Pentagon’s congressional liaison, with an unusually credulous query. “I am writing on behalf of a constituent who has contacted me regarding Guantanamo Bay prisoners receiving Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits,” McConnell wrote...
Andrew Revkin of the New York Times continues his climate trolling, this time complaining about people just being so unreasonable about climate change: But on the Keystone XL pipeline –.
You may remember that when Dylan Byers rushed to the defense of various hacks who were attacking Nate Silver, various oxygen-using limb-walking-on urban elitists made him look ridiculous. And a.
The Wind River Reservation in Wyoming has received a lot of attention lately because of its endemic poverty and high crime rates. It started with this Times article last year about a murder. As things often go, the Times became the trendsetter for a myriad of...
You may remember Mark Judge from such Konservative Komedy Klassics as "the unknown person who stole my bike must have been a shiftless Negro" and "Bryce Harper is a hustling.
Take a look at Robert Kelly's series of posts on the USC-CSIS "Challenges for Korean Unification" project (part 1, part 2, part 3). Kelly's argument, if I may boil down,.