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[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJU_weYIh_4] Emma Green, whose job at The Atlantic involves taking religion seriously, wonders why Democrats don’t take religion serious and don’t talk to the 81%
I’ve never had a Tweet go viral like this before. My small contribution to the tweets of those angry about the GOP effort to repeal the Affordable
Donald Trump’s global business interests, which he refuses to abandon or place in a legitimate blind trust, not only raise the possibility of influence peddling
The Green Bay Packers. The sleaze surrounding the Las Vegas Stadium is too much for me. If the Raiders are in it, I’m out. I’ll
I’ve written about conspiracy theories on this site before, mainly with a view toward sussing out the difference between genuine conspiracy and fantastical nonsense (Climate
Why do it do this to myself? Why do I read The Week. I know Damon Linker’s there. I already think of him as a gasbag and
Meghan Tift wrote a piece in The Atlantic called “The Agony of Community” that got me thinking about my own relationship, or lack of it, with the
In the 80s, people looked like this on purpose. Today, I finally got around to seeing Rifftrax’s take on Rock and Roll Nightmare, the Jon-Mikl Thor
This was a hard one. I’m used to doing these for movies I dislike, or at least have serious issues with. This is a movie