Carlton B. Goodlett, Handservant to Evil, Honored in San Francisco
To this day, a prominent public square is named for the doctor who, even after the massacre in Guyana, boosted Jim Jones.
Drinking the Kool-Aid: Remember When Jim Jones Was a Hero to Democrats?
‘This Nat’l Review editorial would have a lot more potency if NR owned up to fact that 2010 right-wing anger/mobs played a role in dehumanizing Congress, helping lead to Giffords ...
PBS Silences the NFL
The two-hour League of Denial: The NFL’s Concussion Crisis really puts the BS in PBS.
By opening with Faces of Death–style morgue photos of Steelers great Mike Webster, and relying on ...
Football Makes Us Crazy
Amazon’s one-time chief financial officer, Joy Covey, who joined the $60 billion company in 1996 when its annual sales reached $16 million, tragically left us last week. Covey, like about ...
The Epic of The Durants
Eighty years after Will and Ariel Durant started writing their history of the world, their finished project appears as quixotic as their dream.
America’s Racist Left
If Barack Obama becomes America’s first black president, he will fit nicely into a radical narrative that places leftists always and everywhere combating bigotry, shattering stereotypes, and advancing race relations. ...
Saddam’s Useful Idiots
Fresh allegations that Iraqi intelligence funded the prewar propaganda trip to Saddam Hussein’s Iraq by U.S. Representatives Jim McDermott, David Bonior, and Mike Thompson should not surprise anyone familiar with ...
Move On Already
According to protesters of George W. Bush’s second inauguration, Chief Justice William Rehnquist should have been swearing in John Kerry as America’s 44th president on Thursday.
”I think they stole Ohio,” ...
Sore Losers
This weekend, while antiwar activists outside the White House denounced the “terrorists,” “war criminals,” and “torturers” in the Bush administration, attention quickly shifted to one of George W. Bush’s predecessors. ...
Mother’s Day On The Mall
The Million Mom March took place on Sunday. Roughly 999,000 moms decided to stay home.
The marchers who did show up, though, had a lot to say.
“I don’t think guns should ...