As of today, U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd (D-WV) becomes the longest-serving member in the history of the U.S. Senate.
To celebrate this milestone, we offer the following video, which pretty well summarizes Byrd’s extremely long tenure in the Senate. If you ever wanted to know what corruption looks like, here’s your chance.
Brickbat: Sins of the Father
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Sheriff's deputies in Seminole County, Florida, forced their way into the
apartment of Victor Gordillo Jr. after a mix-up with… The post Brickbat:
Sins of ...
Milei’s Argentina Goes to Vote October 26
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As Argentines go to vote this Sunday, they will be deciding to what extent
Argentina will leave its troubled economic past behind.
A Glimpse of Hell
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Via Religion News: HOT SPRINGS, N.C. (RNS) — For years, liberals — even
liberal people of faith — have been wary of fusions of faith and politics,
careful ...
Move to the Reason site
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(Eugene Volokh)
We’ve moved to the *Reason* site — at http://reason.com/volokh — as part of
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Adjust contrast of a pdf free
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Closer to the eye of the shooter, this is because Preview is quite
literally applying a filter to each individual page of the PDF you are
saving. the proce...
Cellular Phone Plans for Teens
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Look around the mall and you will notice teen after teen either talking or
texting on a cell phone. With such a large consumer base, you would think
that t...
The Years Of Writing Dangerously
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Thirteen years ago, as I was starting to experiment with this blogging
thing, I wrote the following: [T]he speed with which an idea in your head
reaches th...
Why Trump’s Asia Visit Is Consequential
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President Trump has embarked on a six-day diplomatic tour of Asia, testing
his role as a statesman and negotiator as he pursues a trade deal with
China. Er...
Cantor 'stunned' by Virginia Tech shootings
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House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said Thursday that he was
“saddened and stunned” at the news that two people, including a poli
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