“[…] there is a movement afoot to ban dodge ball, a staple of the playground for generations. Dodge ball, it seems, is bad. There are liability concerns, critics say, and the game provides a poor cardiovascular workout. The real deal-breaker, though, is that the game can hurt children’s feelings, not to mention their teeth,” The Los Angeles Times

Cathy Young has a fantastic piece in Reason about the

For sale: The Bates Motel Go on. Take a stab at a punchline…

For sale: The Bates Motel Go on. Take a stab at a punchline…

What I wanna know is, how the hell can you tell when a

What I wanna know is, how the hell can you tell when a

Texas honor student Taylor Hess has been expelled for

Writing in the WSJ’s “Opinion Journal,” run for his money as this week’s Pundit Who Has No Idea What S/he Is Talking About. Playing populist with the Yates trial, Dorothy preaches “instructive” morality — illuminating the societal scourge that is [cue sinister music] the cult of victimization: [The Yates family was] appalled, they declared, that the jury had come in with a verdict of guilt for a woman so disturbed

“The University of Colorado’s elite cheerleading squad is about to shed some unwanted pounds,” The Daily Camera