One need not think that Julian Assange is a heroic (or even particularly admirable) figure to agree that this Washington Post editorial (cited by Henry Farrell) is deeply perfidious: There is one potential check on Mr. Correa’s ambitions. The U.S. “empire” he professes to despise happens...
(Being the first of many of these I'll be producing this summer.) With summer here and only some online teaching duties to attend to—meaning that I can put the 2½ hours.
Connie Hedegaard, the EU Commissioner for Climate Action, had a piece in the Guardian a few days ago on the urgent need to combat climate change. She's completely right of.
I'm fine with Obama running a campaign attacking Mitt Romney's outsourcing ways during his time with Bain Capital. But while there's plenty of difference between the two parties, there's almost no difference between Republican and Democratic elites on the issue of outsourcing. Let us not forget...
Should the Supreme Court, as the InTrade prophets suggest, strike down the PPACA the Chamber of Commerce will have completed a perfect term at the Supreme Court. And given that.
With a really, really horrible-looking new Aaron Sorkin show that I'll have to watch so I can make fun of it about to make its debut, it seems like a.
Shorter Goose Gossage: "As a man whose Hall of Fame credentials are clear from my WAR that splits the difference between all-time legends Javier Vazquez and Al Leiter, let me take the lead in lobbying against Roger Clemens' Hall of Fame case after his not guilty...
Spencer channels Mitch Rubin in worrying that notional future children might not be sufficiently evil: First, MLB has thought about this a lot. There is no better time to be.
Do you mean to tell me that the same folks who write things like this would willingly participate in a contest like this? I'm shocked that otherwise intelligent people can't.
The big labor news today is obviously the Supreme Court decision that Scott discussed. But there is a lot of other important stuff happening that you should be aware of. 1. Mark Ames has an excellent article at The Daily Banter about how labor rights became...
An important day at the Court, despite the lack of a ruling on the PPACA. Knox, which Garrett Epps also discusses, is the case that won't get the attention it.
Well, the egregious waste of money in the Clemens prosecution was good for one thing -- we get Pierce to weigh in: We all should have seen the Clemens verdict.