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The story of my neighborhood is told by the signs and public notifications that sit where children and families used to play.
Obama’s job approval rating is in sudden decline – are the president’s policies being viewed as too conservative, too similar to the path Bush has set us on?
The government has promised a couple years worth of GDP to backstop financial institution losses, and what exactly have the tax payers gained from it?
Cigarette taxes have exploded over the last few months – but at least they’re still a whole lot cheaper here than they are in many places.
Healthcare costs continue to rise as a portion of GDP – and America is starting to lag behind other developed nations in terms of the return we get on that investment. Although I generally favor free markets, there is nothing competitive about medicine in the U.S.A., and all evidence suggests a public approach is best at containing costs and improving results.
Defending the role of the professional musician, critics, and anyone who generally frowns on the “popular” fare.
An update on the last post – despite the guaranteed profit margins, TARP banks won’t be taking California IOUs after all.
If California is an indicator of things to come for America, we’re headed in the wrong financial direction. Why are our states are broke and begging to pay interest on loans from publicly bailed out banks?
Death Note combines detective-style suspense with philosophical questions about the nature of justice. Mystical and supernatural forces give the power of death to an ambitious and not-so-humble student – and the results leave many secrets to be discovered and questions to be answered.
Inconvenience is the most visible effect of modern airport security theater. The question I’m left asking is whether or not it even helps with safety.
On hedge schools, illegal education, and knowledge as the primary source of social power