U.S. v. John Edwards: Both Sides Are Rolling The Dice
Both sides in the John Edwards case are heading into uncharted territory.
Too Many F’s
In colleges with non-selective or open admissions policies, having large numbers of F’s in introductory courses is the norm.
Criminal Injustice
A system designed to protect the innocent has instead become a menagerie to imprison them. A legal code designed to proscribe specific behavior has instead become a vast, vague, and unpredictable invitation to selective enforcement.
The Pathetic Defense Of Sarah Palin’s Botched History Of The Ride Of Paul Revere
The real story of Paul Revere’s ride has little to do with Sarah Palin’s odd tale, no matter what her defenders say.
A Resurgence From the Religious Left?
Left-wing religious groups are firing salvos against the Republican Party on the basis of Ayn Rand’s “anti-Christian” influence.
Lower Home Prices Aren’t Necessarily A Bad Thing
The housing market has changed over the past five years, and that’s a good thing.
Is Tim Pawlenty Running For President, Or Pope?
Tim Pawlenty said in a speech on Friday that America needs to “turn toward God.”
Horrifying Graphic of the Day
Overfishing may mean a near term future in which there are no more fish in the sea.
Howard Dean: Sarah Palin Could Beat Obama
When John McCain declared that Sarah Palin could beat President Obama, it was easy to dismiss. But when the architect of the Democratic strategy in 2008, says the same thing, you have to listen.
Gary Johnson Excluded From June 13th New Hampshire Debate
Is it appropriate for news organizations to decide that the people don’t need to hear from certain political candidates?
Not All Abortions Are Legal
Desperate women are finding some horrific ways to terminate their pregnancies. Some are being arrested for it.
Why New Media Beats Old Media
Sure, there’s a lot of crap out there. But it’s easier to find good information and engage with experts than ever.
James Arness Dead at 88
James Arness, best known as the iconic Marshal Dillon on Gunsmoke, has died at 88.
Law School Grad Sues Alma Mater Because She Isn’t Working
One law school grad seems to think the solution to her employment problems is to sue her law school.
Redistribution: Where You Stand is Where You Sit
A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul.
Gerrymandering in Illinois
While Gerrymandering Congressional districts to benefit incumbents and the dominant party in the state legislature is an old game, they play it with especial intensity in Illinois.
John Edwards’ $400 Haircut Led to Indictment
By now, everyone knows that John Edwards was indicted on campaign finance law violations stemming from the cover-up of the Rielle Hunter love child scandal. Most, too, recall the brouhaha over Edwards’ $400 haircuts. As it turns out, they’re at least tangentially related.
