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Congrats to the Maryland Terrapins for winning the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Unfortunately, Maryland fans have proved themselves no better than any other fans, who respond to victory with violence. COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) -- Students lit bonfires, threw bottles, climbed onto business roofs and shot off fireworks after Maryland beat Indiana to win the […]

No wonder we don't like the French: It's bad enough that we have to put up with their whining about McDonalds (hint, if no one eats there, they'll close!), but now we've got to deal with a whole new level of garbage. According to Fox News, there is a new book out (available only in […]

California Gov. Gray Davis isn't making any friends in the media. An editorial in today's Los Angeles Times takes Davis to task over his pandering to the prison guards union. State agencies and employees are sharing the pain of Gov. Gray Davis' attempt to reduce a numbing $17-billion deficit. No, wait. That doesn't include prison […]

It appears that the latest suicide attacks in Israel have brought the New York Times' Thomas Friedman back to sanity. One week ago, Friedman was espousing the dubious contention that terrorists didn't want to kill a lot of people. This week he seems a more in touch with reality. The reason the Palestinians have not […]

Happy Easter! I will be spending much of today with family, so check back tomorrow for more blogging-goodness.

California Gov. Gray Davis has done it again. No, he hasn't claimed to save another "friggin paper" from destruction -- he appears to have gotten that out of his system. In February, Davis made a decision to not renew the contracts of several private prisons currently housing low-security prisoners. The prisons had received high marks […]

Peggy Noonan has a great article on OpinionJournal.com about movie stars and the Oscars. She talks about popularity and her encounter with Kevin Costner, "one beautiful boring dullard of a man." There was only one man I wanted to meet that night, and he turned out to be, in my eyes, the great man of […]

There's a great article over at the Weekly Standard on the heroes of Flight 93. I'm continually drawn to the similarities between Chamberlain's 20th Maine and Flight 93. Chamberlain was asked to hold Little Round Top against horrible odds; the heroes of Flight 93 were asked to take control of the cockpit from armed, professional […]

Paul "Line 47" Krugman is at it again. After failing miserably at explaining economic issues, Krugman tries his hand at history. If you're liberal, then just wait, the vast right-wing conspiracy is going to get you! [I]n a way, it's a shame that so much of David Brock's "Blinded by the Right: The conscience of […]

Stupid person of the day award goes to Paul Scott. Scott has complained that the high school needs to provide separate restrooms not just for boys and girls, but for heterosexuals and homosexuals. Paul Scott's complaint, filed last month, alleges discrimination and intolerance of him and his daughter by "not addressing a very clear right […]