OK, so I took a break from packing to check out Krugman's latest. There's so much wrong with it that I really don't have the time dissect it thoroughly -- but one thing that just caused my jaw to drop. [S]ome months ago an academic colleague � a man with strong Democratic connections � urged […]
I'd stop if he'd stop: Paul "$50,000 Enron man" Krugman that is. Apparently the world would be a much better place if we had no power plants, signed the Kyoto global warming treaty, and simply ignored that Sept. 11 ever happened. I know what you're thinking: I'm exaggerating. Yes, but Krugman is too. Krugman's latest […]
James Taranto, the author of The Wall Street Journal's "Best of the Web Today" is not much of a soccer fan, and it shows. America woke up Wednesday to one of its greatest soccer wins," the Associated Press reports from Suwon, South Korea. "The U.S. soccer team shocked heavily favored Portugal at the World Cup, […]
I guess that there is some hubbub going on in the blogosphere over Darwinism vs. Intelligent Design. Why? Because Instapundit says so. Instapundit points to this piece by Iain Murray who says that ID is nothing more than a backdoor strategy to get creationism into the classroom, and that it has no scientific validity. ID […]
Score one for me!: Last month I wrote that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission was getting serious about investigating what exactly happened last year when the lights went out in California. At that time, in a column for the New York Times, columnist Paul Krugman wrote: "And I'm sure that there will be a determined […]
What they knew and when they knew it Bush administration reveals who had information on Sept. 11 terror attacks -- and didn't warn the public (Hoystory.com) -- The Bush administration issued a preliminary report today that points the finger of blame for failure to prevent the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks squarely at America's psychics. "All […]
More annoying than a little kid with a drum set: Those pop-under ads that have exploded into use on the Internet may become a little less common. CNet's News.com is reporting that ExitExchange is claiming rights to the ubiquitous advertising convention. If its patent application is approved, all those Web sites using those ads will […]