His goal is to make the Times' transition from print to Internet as smooth as possible: Despite his personal fortune and impressive lineage, Arthur Sulzberger, owner, chairman and publisher …
As I've said before numerously, I am an agnostic. I tend to doubt the existence of a higher power, but I lack the certainty to proclaim myself an atheist. …
Men generally do not like rules and laws and ordinances. Sometimes this is because those laws and rules are unreasonable or unjust, but sometimes it is because Man is …
The Anchroress links to this Salon story reporting that John Edwards' campaign has fired the two bloggers recently hired to work for his presidential campaign.. The Salon report says …
...but I'm going to have to give it some more thought. This is the kind of legal tactic I wish my fellow gay marriage supporters (er... "supporters of gay …
There has been a good deal of reporting lately about government scientists being pressured to say or not say certain things about global warming. Democrats even had hearings on …
Bumped and Updated: The Washington Times updates its report. On February 4th, the Washington Times published a story asserting that Speaker Nancy Pelosi requested a military aircraft larger than …
I've always loved Mel Brooks' "Blazing Saddles." It's a brilliant film. And over in the trivia section of its IMDB entry, one item stuck out: When Mel Brooks advertised …
The court martial of United States Army Lieutenant Ehren Watada begins today. The charges Watada faces, in military/legalistic lingo, are "missing movements" and "conduct unbecoming an officer." In plain …
Michelle Malkin has a column today about who many on the left call hero and it is not the men and women of the United States military. Mary Katharine …
