Things Episcopalians say (1): “Not literally.” Seriously?
Is It Really Safe to Give Babies Peanut Butter?
Explain to me, once again, the mystical allure of this "sport."
In Defense of the Notoriously Arrogant French Waiter
Why it's worth $2,000+ a month for 300 square feet in NYC.
University Bans Bible For Making Students “Uncomfortable,” “Could Be Offensive”…
In Brazil, ‘Surfer Angel’ Is Considered for Sainthood
Silicone On Trial: Bastardization Of Justice
Longshoremen play an indispensable role in getting 90 percent of
consumer goods into the country—and they know how to use that to their
advantage.
The Earth Is Not a God - The false theology of radical environmentalists - The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels,
Reporters Laugh as WH Tries to Explain Why Keystone Review has Taken Over 2,300 Days
Education policy meets Economics 101.
College may reduce language, science requirements – and add a diversity one
New York Times Worried That Allowing Cubans to Have More Money Will Increase ‘Income Inequality’ No, I’m not making that up
7 reasons it's time to shut down the Department of Homeland Security
Don’t Just Shut Down the DHS — Get Rid of It - From its creepy name to its kluge of ill-fitting departments, this panicked overreaction to 9/11 is a disgrace to America
Scott Walker Is a Threat to the Existing Social Order
There are no real class divisions in America except one: the college-educated versus the non-college educated. It helps to think of this in terms borrowed from the world of a Jane Austen novel: graduating from college is what makes you a “gentleman.” (A degree from an Ivy League school makes you part of the aristocracy.) It qualifies you to marry the right people and hold the right kind of positions. It makes you respectable. And even if you don’t achieve much in the world of work and business, even if you’re still working as a barista ten years later, you still retain that special status. It’s a modern form of “genteel poverty,” which is considered superior to the regular kind of poverty.
If you don’t have a college degree, by contrast, you are looked down upon as a vulgar commoner who is presumptuously attempting to rise above his station. Which is pretty much what they’re saying about Scott Walker.
‘Real’ Solutions to Hillary’s Brand Problem
Goldman Sachs Is Ready for Hillary - The most hated corporation in American is a loyal patron of the Clinton empire
Barack Obama has identified the enemy, and it is us
NSA Director: Snowden’s Leaks Helped Terrorists Avoid Tracking
Russia Pushes Reset Button: Parades Missile Threatening to BLOW UP Obama
Paralyzed by Ukraine, Dumbfounded by Russia
Ukraine: Unhappy Anniversary
China’s Island-Building Spree Is About More Than Just Military Might
Turkey's new Culture of Horror
Empowering Women, Palestinian-Style
An Iran nuclear deal is coming into focus, but there's one glaring problem
Now we know who to believe on Iran
A Threat to Europe: The Islamic State's Dangerous Gains in Libya
Incidental Superpower: America Will Be Forced to Lead
