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“I’ll get the right arm, you get the left. One of us will have the actual agents, and the other will have saline solution.”
It’s USA cities this week — what do these cities have in common?
New Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled today in favor of a plaintiff who sued for violation of one of that state’s anti-discrimination laws based on a photographer refusing to take pictures at her same-sex commitment ceremony. Burt Likko presents a digest of the decision.
Soldiers hopefully come home from war. The brand-new documentary The November War shows how that process is necessarily incomplete, shown from the warrior’s perspective and in warrior’s words, by a combat veteran turned filmmaker.
These member nations of the UN have something in common. What?
We all know Jaybird’s going to go for Tim Tebow #1 overall. But who will you draft?
How much second-guessing should a judge get to do when it comes to a baby’s name? (Bonus: not one, but FIVE wry footnotes.)
Follow along as Burt Likko teaches himself how to make enchiladas from scratch.
A modest proposal to make NSA searches of electronic communications subject to the Constitution but still effective at national security.
Bradley Manning — convicted criminal. Whether he’s a martyr or a fool has yet to be determined.
One of NPR’s pop culture reviewers got the cinematic equivalent of nachos with extra cheese sauce the other day. It’s fun and tasty even though you know it’s not good for you. The reviewer seems like she has only just discovered the joy of Bad Cinema, but now she’s hooked. In particular she seems amazed that they got “Actual Actor John Heard” to pummel a foam rubber shark with a barstool. The way that works, of course, is that the Actual […]
New York has, or has had, 16 of these. Massachusetts and Virginia has or has had 7 each. Pennsylvania has or has had 5. California, Delaware, D.C., and Maine: 3 each. Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Ohio and South Carolina: 2 each. Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Texas: 1 each. This is a comprehensive list, and unique to the United States of America. (The total count is 68. Thanks to Mike Schilling for flushing out […]