The New York Times‘ latest on the fourth Fast and Furious sequel has it all, from Vin...
In large part, when Christians attempt to do pop-culture it fails miserably. For one thing, I personally...
The next time I hear someone mention The Community Reinvestment Act as a proximate cause of the financial...
I wholeheartedly agree with every item on John’s list.
I had planned to kick things off with a sweeping introductory post, but it seems William Brafford...
…will the “free market” take care of this anomaly? Fact is, the government isn’t doing a very...
J.L. Wall, writing in response to Scott’s treatise on 21st Century Conservatism, writes: There’s a danger in...
Among the many editorial disagreements I have with Slate.com is the fact that, very often, their subheads...
The finale of the fourth season of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia opened with Charlie bursting into...
the music.
So it looks as though Spain is opening formal criminal inquiries into alleged war crimes surrounding the...
I have installed a commenting system called Intense Debate which allows people to have user accounts, track...
Writing an article like this, making empirical claims with almost entirely anecdotal evidence, and a single study,...
I’m sure I’ve run this course long enough. I’ve been in constant contemplation of the merits of...
Those handful of Ordinary Gentle-readers who have followed me from my old site may recall my occasional posts...
….is the promise of globalization. Just like coat factories that moved from the States to Eastern Europe...
Nattavudh Powdthavee is completely off the mark. Having children is not like winning the lottery. The happiness...
I may have respect for Andrew McCarthy, despite my many disagreements with his legal positions, but why are...
I’m sure many of you have had your fill of new perspectives on the financial crisis and...
