Subbacultcha

Posted by | 10:18 AM
Robert Samuelson reviews Gordon Clark's "A Farewell to Alms," and I guess it's a favorable review, since Samuelson summar...

Always look on the bright side of life

Posted by | 2:11 PM
Excerpts from the story of an escapee from a North Korean prison camp : [U]ntil he was 20 years old, North Korean [labor camp inmate] Shin D...

All else being equal

Posted by | 8:58 AM
Paul Krugman writes in TPMCafe to explain his new Theory of Everything in American Politics, which I've now seen him put forth in a var...

Article of the day

Posted by | 1:48 PM
Scariest candidate: Rudy Giuliani .

Hillary Clinton is electable

Posted by | 7:51 PM
A new poll finds : [Hillary Clinton] also runs ahead of all Republicans in general-election matchups , with only Giuliani coming close, trai...

Hold me

Posted by | 9:54 PM
Here's an incredibly scary article in Newsweek about Pakistan, the most dangerous country in the world. Here's another shorter one ...

Death to Exxon

Posted by | 9:18 AM
Private oil is in big trouble , according to a new report by the Council on Foreign Relations. The combination of dwindling discoveries and...

Teacher vs. Sensei

Posted by | 6:36 PM
I've read a lot of education policy articles, but this one really stands out . For possibly the first time, I'm reading something ot...

Silliness

Posted by | 7:11 AM
Mr. Noah takes on "academic racism"! Dr. James Watson, Nobel prize-winning biologist and discoverer of the shape of DNA, has pisse...

The business community: still smart

Posted by | 10:08 PM
Check out this great story about how business groups are abandoning the Republicans and flocking to the Democrats. A couple statistics: All...

Not beyond freedom and dignity

Posted by | 9:51 PM
The best column I've read in years was by David Ignatius in today's Washington Post. It's about how America should stop talking...

The real lesson of Iraq

Posted by | 9:47 AM
William Saletan has a very interesting column today about the technological lessons of the Iraq war . The upshot is that humans are still be...

Bush gets brains?

Posted by | 6:23 PM
Here's a post over at FP Passport about the U.S.'s brand new very effective strategy for countering Hugo Chavez's anti-American...

StrongBad

Posted by | 2:44 PM
Rudy Giuliani is rapidly coalescing as the Republican nominee. Anything can change, of course, but Romney is Mormon, McCain has alienated to...

Please aim gun away from foot

Posted by | 4:00 PM
With the Nobel prizes about to be announced this week, it's worth noting that America's dominance of the prizes is unprecedented i...

An insight into human nature

Posted by | 11:48 AM
For those with strong stomachs, an account of the continuing war in Congo .

Hey rich folks, want a cookie?

Posted by | 7:45 PM
Matt Yglesias gives details of Romney's economic policy proposals ...basically a ton of tax cuts for the rich. Hmm, maybe Romney read th...

Obama and the flag

Posted by | 1:32 PM
I like Barack Obama, I like what he stands for, and I still plan on voting for him in the primaries. But today (or yesterday) will go down i...

Game theory, James Dobson style

Posted by | 7:34 PM
Today, in a NYT editorial , James Dobson called for "values voters" to vote for a minor-party candidate if the GOP nominates a pro...

Red and Blue

Posted by | 3:35 PM
Does anyone think it's interesting that the Democrats and Republicans have switched colors since 1992? What changed? Were Democrats asso...

Hillary Clinton IS electable.

Posted by | 9:05 PM
A writeup in today's WaPo shows that H. Clinton is not quite so divisive and polarizing a figure as some think. Some excerpts: Forty-o...

Noahpinion returns!

Posted by | 9:04 PM
...anyone there? :-)