Via Jonathan Chait, the other other Jonathan* – Jonathan Bernstein, not Jonathan Cohn – has a handy...
Erik Kain
Erik writes about video games at Forbes and politics at Mother Jones. He's the contributor of The League though he hasn't written much here lately. He can be found occasionally composing 140 character cultural analysis on Twitter.
David, I’ve thought much the same thing. At some point we’re going to wish we’d saved the...
[updated] Nate Silver puts several bullet-holes through this Wall Street Journal op-ed by Daniel Klein, which is...
[updated] Oh my: It’s January 2011. The GOP is about to assume control of both houses of...
THERE. I have now made the site just that much prettier. And after much gnashing of teeth,...
Pamela Paul has a rather Slate-ish post up at The Atlantic, asking the controversial question: Are Fathers...
This is a pretty stunning visual: Via Sullivan Law and order types will argue that this level...
Jeremy Scahill thinks the U.S. Government should end its contracts with BP: Contrast the Congressional response to...
Lisa – I should clarify my thoughts on both merit pay and seniority. Regarding merit pay, I...
John Cole posts this video (an expanded version of the one stirring up all this controversy) of...
Von, of ObiWings, dissects a rather unsurprisingly propagandistic Rasmussen poll on immigration: Although 58 percent of voters...
Ezra Klein makes a good point about the ‘first-hired, last-fired’ rule governing most public school systems. In...
I want to talk about school choice again, because it’s one of those topics that I have...
I’m not actually opposed to the idea of hiring more federal workers – especially if we are...
I have three posts up already at the Washington Examiner’s Opinion Zone Blog. First, I tackle the...
Congratulations are in order to Nate Silver and the crew at FiveThirtyEight.com. The excellent polling site is...
I don’t think Conor will be discussing fictional cities all that much at his Atlantic cities blog,...
Tyler Cowen ponders the least bohemian cities in the world and the United States, prompted by a...
So True/Slant has been purchased by Forbes Media, meaning that June may be the last month a...
“There might be a compromise here.” ~ Jason, earlier today I think it depends on the ‘localist/artisanist/do-it-yourself’...
