I've tried, I really have, and for years, but I just can't do it. They allegedly have intelligent and informed writers and editors, and yet they continually publish puzzling non-sequiturs. There was one in The Boston Globe today. Here's a

Stephen Pearcy is at it again. Three years ago he created a piece of ?art? in response to what he called ?fanatical patriotism? following September 11, 2001. The ?art? depicts a map of the United States, painted like an American

Though their profit and loss statements have probably never looked stronger, the three big players in the consumer credit information industry (Equifax, Trans Union, and Experian) are not happy these days. Apparently, those pesky consumers want too m...

A member of the MSM (Main Stream Media) staggers into a Washington pub and sits down next to Superboy Joseph Wilson who has a dog lying at his feet. 'Does your dog bite?' asks the blow-dried MSM person.

Supreme Court nominees compete on TV

Thomas Joscelyn at The Weekly Standard has ‘em here. An excerpt ...

As speculation and high drama swirls around a possible second vacancy on the Supreme Court, Senate Democrats reasserted demands that President Bush stay away from so-called "extreme right-wing" conservative nominees. "If he is true to his promise, h...

First let me say thank you for saving my life!! I am forever grateful!!!!
My name is PFC Stephen Tschiderer, and I am currently deployed to Bagdhad,
Iraq. Yesterday July 2 2005, I was on patrol and while proving security
around my Humvee, I was sh...

It's a commonplace that the impressions that your senses convey to you mediate your experience of the world you live in. To some extent each of us lives in a different universe: our senses give us data that's just a...

Miners used to keep canaries in the mines for company. Not because they were lonely, but because they were early warning systems. If the local air became hazardous, the birds would pass out or die before people were seriously injured....

From an AP article in the Detroit News:
DETROIT — A Yemeni immigrant who was discharged from the U.S. Air Force after expressing sympathy for Osama bin Laden following the Sept. 11 attacks faces trial next week on accusations of lying to land a...

UPDATE AND BUMP:
This information will remain at or near the top this week. I have also posted the first article looking at the charities I am considering. Read what I’ve found about the Freedom Alliance here.
Blogathon 2005 begins at 09:00:00...

The blogosphere is buzzing, Washington is on edge, activists are gearing up for the fight to the death. Meanwhile, the Coalition of The Chillin? is mobilizing (can people who are chillin’ really mobilize? ).
President Bush will make the ann...

Election Day 2006 is more than sixteen months away, but Shays v. Farrell: The Rematch, is underway. The headline of yesterday's Greenwich Time blared "Farrell seeks cameras at stations", and the story (available here) detailed Westport First Selectw...

Blackfive has some information on Daily Kos' newest darling, an Arizona National Guardsman serving in Iraq who is, shall we say, not in favor of the mission: Many, many of you have emailed me about this story. Basically, Specialist Leonard...