

Thinking about the Past
Thoughts after reading Part 2 of the Reuter’s series, “Slavery’s Descendants”
Thoughts after reading Part 2 of the Reuter’s series, “Slavery’s Descendants”
A weird twist to the online leak story.
Russia is circulating doctored versions of plans for a Ukrainian counteroffensive.
The former President gets too much credit for his ability to manipulate news coverage.
Truth is not an absolute defense against termination.
Russia is humiliated but not defeated. Ukraine is winning but at a very high price.
A revealing comparison of Republican districts that deny and don’t deny the 2020 outcome.
Three-and-a-half years and almost 6 million tax dollars have produced nothing.
The CIA warned of his months ago but the Biden administration is being cautious.
Russian forces have been forced out of two logistical support hubs.
Original blogger AllahPundit is leaving Hot Air after 16 years.
A bill that was never about the thing it’s called doesn’t do that thing.
What is the right measure of success for the Committee investigating the Capitol riot?
The new honcho at the original 24 hour news network wants to be more subtle and less alarmest.
A slim majority upheld an injunction, kicking the can down the road.
Despite their military trappings and propaganda, they’re seldom heroes.
The combination of a horrendous rollout and a social media onslaught was disastrous.
We know a lot less about the motives of spree killers than the public discourse suggests.
The face of Fox News is not the bow-tied buffoon from his “Crossfire” days.
Brussels has gotten ahead of Washington in regulating mostly American-based Internet companies.
The craziest damn thing you’ve ever heard of or a secret message to the crazies?
Western powers may be at odds with the people doing the fighting and dying.
Beyond who her spouse is, the texts to Meadows reveal a deeply concerning situation.
Whether dupes or active participants, the damage is real (and points us back to 2016).
Addressing an analytical pet peeve (and, more importantly, correcting a mistake).