Posted by Unknown | 10:32 AM

Science blogger Razib at Gene Expression pissed off a few people recently when he was surprised to see an attractive woman recommending scie...

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Posted by Unknown | 6:09 PM

The weekly roundup of interesting shtuff from the Web 'n Blogosphere... (sorry, I'm deep into Finals Week...) 1. Martin Peretz of th...

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Posted by Unknown | 4:10 PM

As all 2.7 regular readers of my blog know, the only thing I like as much as Republican-bashing and Islamism-bashing is...China-bashing. One...

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Posted by Unknown | 9:48 AM

Since the Democrats roared back into Congress this November, there's been a lot of chatter in cyberspace about America's income ineq...

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Posted by Unknown | 4:11 PM

This post on HuffPo by Robert Borosage caught my eye today. It's another one of those semi-informed economic policy rants ( Stirling Ne...

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Posted by Unknown | 4:54 PM

An interesting story in The New Republic about how racial attitudes influence voting patterns . For all the talk of "values voters...

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Posted by Unknown | 4:48 PM

Back from my Thanksgiving break, and eager to blog once again! But, for better or worse, my chosen profession of economics has taken over my...

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Posted by Unknown | 8:53 PM

I'm now reading Londonistan , by Melanie Phillips, a book about the Islamic radical threat in Britain. Much of the book is worthless, a ...

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Posted by Unknown | 4:14 PM

One item of news today that flew under the radar of the major newspapers but got picked up by the bloggers: Pakistan has (slightly) toughene...

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Posted by Unknown | 9:02 PM

It's the question that seems to be on everybody's lips (or everybody's blogs, anyway): Now that Democrats have taken Congress fr...

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