Steven Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ Is a Dud
In an era primed for a great UFO movie, the film arrives with impeccable timing and almost nothing interesting to say, writes Will Rahn.
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In an era primed for a great UFO movie, the film arrives with impeccable timing and almost nothing interesting to say, writes Will Rahn.
These arguments are relatively weak. And to the extent they are valid, they can be addressed without changing the Court's ideological balance.
Ahead of next May’s French presidential election, France, the Eurozone’s second largest economy, appears to be heading towards a sovereign debt crisis. At a time when its public debt is already on a c...
After years of bad news on student test scores, there’s finally a sliver of hope. The latest results from NAEP, the Nation’s Report Card, found gains in both reading and math for 9-year-olds. Not only...
The University of Florida can’t seem to find a candidate for president who doesn’t have a track record championing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. First, its presidential search committee tried to h...
At this Christian men’s retreat, Jesus was the ultimate masculine role model. But amid full-volume trap music, warrior cries, and boot-camp challenges, his presence was sometimes hard to discern, repo...
From the long (20K-word) decision of the Washington Supreme Court Thursday in In the Matter of Disciplinary Proceeding Against Feyissa,… The post Cultural Difference "Cannot Be Accepted as a Reason to...
With many students and educators already using widely available artificial intelligence tools, state lawmakers and school districts are playing catch-up on AI policies. In Maryland, for example, AI us...
It was supposed to be about a happy relationship—but when her heart got broken, she rewrote her lyrics for a generation cynical about love, writes Kat Rosenfield.
An illustration of a terrorist and a stack of coins
Why do we love being mean to each other? Suzy Weiss asked Jeff Ross to explain the art of the roast.
Over Negronis in Washington, D.C., the Australian-born reformed shitposter Nick Adams tells River Page that he’s ‘the brand ambassador for the United States, the top salesman of America.’
When U.S. sports fans go to a ball game, they are pursuing happiness. But, as Nick Hornby explained in ‘Fever Pitch,’ soccer is entertainment as pain, writes Niall Ferguson.
From a Justice Department press release Wednesday: "… In the dead of night, masked and hooded defendants allegedly threw noxious… The post "Eight Conspirators … Threatened University of Michigan Offic...
She materially breached the terms of her private reprimand many times over. Impeach her.
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Some excerpts from Judge Lewis Liman (S.D.N.Y.) long opinion today in Wayfarer Studios LLC v. Lively: [Blake] Lively filed a… The post Blake Lively Entitled to Attorney Fees (But Not Punitive Damages)...
President Donald Trump on the left and a soccer player on the right
From today's decision by Judge Steven McAuliffe (D.N.H.) in Doe v. Trustees of Dartmouth College (for an earlier similar decision related… The post Our Friend with the "Attractive, Busty Jewess" Probl...
Police officer stopping-and-frisking a woman, with text of the court ruling in the background