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It's a measure of just how indefensible the NFL lockout is that even Unfrozen Caveman Sportswriter Bill Plaschke won't defend the owners. Still, to show you what the players normally.
The commenters to this post make an excellent point about the repeated frauds of James O'Keefe and Fellow Misogynist Associates. It's not just that the press takes this crap at.
Let's be clear; not only is Anne Marie Slaughter making less sense than Ross Douthat, she's also making less sense than Paul Wolfowitz: It is only in the context of a larger assistance strategy that a no-fly zone should be considered. It would be different from...
Anyone who takes any of James O'Keefe's "stings" at face value.
Oh dear. Japan faced the likelihood of a catastrophic nuclear accident Tuesday morning, as an explosion at the most crippled of three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.
Tom Ricks has been reading the digitized archives of the My Lai investigation: I've been reading My Lai materials for about four weeks now. I haven't said much about the incident on my blog. The more I learn about it, the worse the whole event seems....
I still don't know much about nuclear engineering (though thanks to informed commenters on my earlier thread my knowledge is now greater than zero). And now that I'm in transit.
It is unlikely that there will ever be an entertaining public reckoning within GOP punditry regarding who's responsible for the construction of Sarah Palin. As the Sage of Wasilla fades,.
I can't add much to Greenwald, but it's appalling that the only person losing their job over the arbitrary torture of Bradley Manning is someone who opposed it.
It's rather disconcerting that of the two Libya op-eds in the Times this morning Ross Douthat's is easily the more sensible and persuasive. In particular, I think Slaughter lacks a.
The title of Hollywood's Worst Director is always very hotly contested. But the auteur of Patch Adams has made a pretty compelling case from himself by essaying a New Age.