No Straw Men

The real reason for Wesley Clark’s ill-advised comments about John McCain’s military record

David Addington and John Yoo testify on the Hill

Some supporters of Hillary Clinton believe that sexism colored news coverage of her presidential campaign.

With one company now the world’s chief gateway to information, some critics are hatching ways to fight its influence

In the two years since it was introduced, Yahoo Answers has become second in popularity only to Wikipedia as a reference site.

Think Bush’s warrantless NSA surveillance is bad? Wait till you hear what the British government does.

Jesse Helms may have done some good things, but “we should not gloss over the repugnant aspects of his record. Helms began his career as a segregationist, and he never really repented.”

In these posts she discusses various SEO topics like page titles, keyword usage, and the actual content found on a site. Further, she does look at a campaign’s search marketing efforts, if any, and use of social media.

You go out to eat in Boston and there’s a good chance your waiter can name several characters from Dostoyevsky. In Washington, your waiter can’t name any characters from Dostoyevsky. In New York, your waiter *is* a character from Dostoyevsky.

The difficulties and dangers of the eradication program.

No one claims that Beckham is the finest soccer player on the planet. What one may say, however, is that he has made the best of his abilities, including the world’s deadliest cross of a soccer ball for the last decade.

The Washington Post’s TV critic has an unhealthy obsession with Seinfeld.

Wansoo Im, an adjunct professor of urban planning at Rutgers, has cured one of Manhattan’s oldest civic ills—the difficulty of finding a public rest room—by applying one of the coolest new tools on the Internet: Google Maps.

We need a Truth Commission, with subpoena power, to investigate the abuses in the aftermath of 9/11.