Idaho State Senator John Goedde, chair of the Education Committee, introduced a bill requiring all high school students read, and pass a test on, Atlas Shrugged as a requirement for.
A reader suggested I take a look at Hamilton Nolan's ongoing Gawker series of unemployment stories. They make for harrowing reading, and a lot of them are from attorneys. Here's.
Last weekend, I decided to check out Cape Cod in the winter. It was pretty great, even if cold. On my way to the Cape, I drove past a Wendy's..
In this week's Diplomat column I return to a topic of interest, intellectual property and military diffusion: The nature of intellectual property theft in the military sphere will change. Rather.
Glenn Harlan Reynolds plays a little of the ol' both sides do it: The more powerful the government becomes, the more people are willing to do in order to seize.
Shorter Rich Lowry: "The Super Bowl, like the country, has really gone to hell, what with the talented black women replacing the untalented cranky nostalgic white guys and all."
That Fidel Castro. He might be 130 years old and in terrible health. But his power to destroy America remain unlimited. Just ask New Jersey Congressman Albio Sires, who blames.
I heartily recommend the first two parts of this four part Ronald Moore interview. Representative bit: ES: I want to return to Colonel Tigh for a minute. When I initially.
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