This weeks poll is on whether Mark Felt, who announced he was the infamous "Deep Throat" should be prosecuted.. Vote now in the poll box on the navbar to your left. Your choices are: Yes No You can comment below...

Giving the radical muslims a reason to hate us these days doesn't seem very hard.

In case you don't know, the lawsuit, Eklund v. Byron Union School District, involved a parent's objections to the methods used in the teaching of Islam to seventh graders in the public schools in California,

One 1970s mystery has been solved with the announcement of Deep Throat, but another one still remains: Who is Carly...

Is Felt to blame?

I haven't blogged on the revelation of Mark Felt as Deepthroat because everyone else is, so why should I jump in?

Well, I am interested in things like this: people like Josh Marshall trying to paint Bush as Nixon redux. In this vein, Marshall tak...

Two U.S. citizens were arrested earlier this week by officials from New York State United Teachers union (NYSUT) on charges that they had sworn allegiance to a terrorist organization. Tarik Shah, a self-proclaimed martial arts expert and Dr. Rafik Sabir

Lt. Col Krenke categorically denied speculations that staffing shortages in the military were responsible for the delay in the report's release.

Krenke, who spoke from the co-pilot's chair of the cockpit of a KC-10A Extender refueling tanker over ...

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Was the mystery behind who was Deep Throat the same as the one in the UK over who was the fifth man of the Cambridge Five? Both Controversies went on for thirty years for one.

Ever wonder what the net worth is of bloggers with financial blogs?

So you've probably heard by now that both the Dutch and the French have voted down the European constitution. There's been a lot of talk on a lot of different sites about what this means for Europe and for the US, and there's been a lot of analysis...

This is by far the worst week to be a resident of Fayetteville. It's Wal-Mart Shareholder/Cult Programming week.

Parenting causes a little-understood malady called "selective traveling amnesia" characterized by leaving objects - sometimes quite necessary objects - behind when transporting the infant from place to place.