The Stopped Clock

Charles Lane proposes abolishing "the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps", and tran...

The editorial board for Kaplan, Inc. the Washington Post is extremely concerned about the increase in student loan interest rates: With t...

Ross Douthat purports , If you believe Chief Justice John Roberts Jr.’s more overheated liberal critics, last week’s Supreme Court decisio...

In one sense, there can be no question but that the Zimmerman prosecution is a recipe for at least a perception of a miscarriage of justic...

Although I rarely find Charles Krauthammer to make a meaningful contribution to a public discussion, and his column on the DOMA decision is...

In the Washington Post, Esther J. Cepeda asks what to me seems to be an odd question about obesity: Is obesity truly a disease that requi...

Paul Krugman suggests an explanation for why the Clinton-era fake scandals kept on going, while similar efforts to build fake scandals inv...

A couple of days ago, Michael Gerson seemed to have one of those "the well is dry" moments when he had nothing much to say about ...

These days, it's difficult to escape hearing lectures directed at the Obama Administration about what it should do in Syria. Many of th...

I was reading about John McCain's views on whether or not we should intervene in Syria and couldn't help but note that he simultane...

One of Gov. Snyder's comments that caught my attention was, in essence , "I supported cramming a 'right to work' law throu...

Gov. Snyder believes that the state needs to make an effort to attract talented workers to Michigan: "There are three 'Cs' tha...