Further to the post earlier about the Guardian taking tens of thousands of pounds from local councils in return for editorial guidance over their
Who was it that said Labour MPs were patronising and nannying? Lisa Nandy, the uninspiring member for Wigan, is complaining that the system for
As much as the candidates may try to spin it, it is clear the old guard still have the ability to upset the leadership apple-cart. Guido, like
The withdrawal of public sector job advertising was always going hurt The Guardian, but it looks as if they are finding new craftier ways of
So Labour “oldies”, or election winners as they are also known, are not allowed to comment on the future direction of the party apparently.
This is not the first time that William Hague’s choice of Special Adviser has raised questions. Back in December 1995, when Hague was a
In Washington, there are still way too many people who cannot get over how important they are. And do you want to know why they think they’re
Lately I have been twittering. I must say, writing tweets of 140 characters of less is a useful exercise in brevity.As you type in your tweet,
“It is one of the happy incidents of the federal system that a single courageous state may, if its citizens choose, serve as a laboratory; and
A paragraph in the August 29 WSJ opens:“Forced with mounting debts from the new health-care law, many loal governments are leaving the hospital
Preface: One of the greatest compliments one blogger can pay to another blogger is to reprint his fellow blogger’s stuff. Kevin Pho, MD, the
EHR advocates in Washington don’t seem to get it. They don’t seem to understand that hospitals and doctors aren’t rushing to install EHRs
They are free enough to disregard the polls but wise enough to take them into account.President Bill Clinton, on the work of Erskine Bowles (D)
Like the New York-centric consumer magazine industry, commercial book publishers and, frankly, most everyone, thinks of books found in bookstores
iTunes | RSS It's been a busy week in Minnesota. Monday we went to Itasca State Park, home of the headwaters of the mighty Mississippi. Here
It looks like there is a concerted effort to address the armed clash between Hezbollah and Al-Ahbash that broke out in Beirut this past
These remarks are not only deeply offensive, but incitement such as this hurts the cause of peace. As we move forward to relaunch peace
Does your organization support the existence of the land of Israel? Describe your organization’s belief system toward the land of Israel.From
[B]oth the Palestinian Authority and Arab governments have gone along with previous U.S.-Israeli deals by which construction was to be limited to
The following is the second part of a post by European essayist Fjordman, discussing Islam's encounter with Greek philosophy. It originally
While the media focuses on Abbas's preconditions for direct talks, Benjamin Netanyahu spells out essentials for peace dealAn agreement would have
On Tuesday, Narharnet described a clash between Hezbollah and Al-Ahbash in Beirut as an argument over a parking space near a mosque. The
Palestine becomes stronger and stronger as a national identity in the hearts and minds of its own citizens, but also more and more fragmented and
You know those emails you get that want you to email all your friends about what are actually urban legends? Looks like a head astronomer in
Robert Costa highlights the following bit from an interview Obama had with Brian Williams:President Obama tells NBC News that he did not watch
That is a possible consequence, now that it appears The New York Post has found The mosque developers are tax deadbeats:Sharif El-Gamal, the