D.W. Griffith's 1909 film about how much it sucked when Progressive Era women with gargantuan hats sat in front of you at the theater.
You can be sure I'm going to tell my newly minted niece, Arya Rose, the correct answer to that question. For the record: I had nothing to do with the.
Farewell to George Thomas Thornton, an American visionary who understood that few dreams are worth pursuing that don't involve dynamite and the rotting carcasses of charismatic megafauna. While Thornton's decision.
I suppose it would be in poor form to say this young feminist-- and her funny, inspiring open letter to trolls-- is adorable. So I won't. But I'm gonna have to sit on my hands to resist the temptation, which makes it hard to type. Dammit....
On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Walter White spoke with Jesse Pinkman about drones, Ender's Game, and video games:
[caption id="attachment_50753" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Photo via Christian Post. http://www.christianpost.com/news/hundreds-of-iowa-pastors-pray-for-born-again-christian-presidential-hopefuls-ted-cruz-rand-paul-100594/"][/caption] Senator Ted Cruz calls his colleague Rand Paul a “good friend.” The two men are the stars of the Tea Party.
The LGM archive of October 2004 amounts to a grim tale of woe, punctuated by busted predictions, forlorn hopes, and dawdling over irrelevancies. Re-posting the first few days of November 2004 is going to be a struggle.
Edward Bland’s 1959 documentary The Cry of Jazz is one of the most remarkable films I’ve ever seen. An early statement of the black nationalism that would become famous in.
Regardless of what one thinks of the strategy of civil disobedience from immigration activists who risk deportation, actually deporting one of them is incredibly awful. Perez’s lawyer, David Bennion, explains.
In this week's Diplomat column, I muse a bit on China, technological innovation, and IP law: A recent report by the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) gives some advice with respect to retaining America’s technological advantage in an era of disruptive technological innovation and diffusion....
I must admit that I don't find this at all surprising:Caitlin C. Rosenthal didn’t intend to write a book about slavery. She set out to tackle something much more mundane:.
Suzy Khimm has some terrific reporting about the horrible effects of the sequester in rural Appalachia. A teaser: But sequestration—a series of across-the-board spending cuts that many Tea Party Republicans.