Johnny Isakson's Latest Bill

Gets panned by the folks at the Cato Institute.

Why Was There No Autumn of Love?

Steve Sailer looks back at Haight-Ashbury in 1967.

Telemundo's Plan to Reach More Hispanic Viewers

English.

How Not to Cut the Federal Budget

A new paper from the Competitive Enterprise Institute.

Boom Boom

And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.

Mitt Romney supports a national ID and E-Verify.

John McCain vs. Pat Buchanan

Steve Sailer asks which is the extremist.

Hot Shots and High Spots

Alex Marvez talks to wrestling photographer George Napolitano about his new book.

The Sad World of the Misunderstood Spider

Poor little guy.

Barr vs. Graves

Bob Barr may run for Congress again.

Politico on Tom Graves

The Georgia congressman isn't backing down on his principles.

UFC on Fox

I've not been impressed at all by their early promotional efforts. The latest commercial is pretty bad.

Mil Mascaras Named to the WWE Hall of Fame

I wonder if his nephew will induct him.

I Made Myself a Sandwich Sunday

But this guy was just a little more active.

Facebook and Twitter

Dave Meltzer writes:

I was in a discussion yesterday with the head of a major promotion talking about how that every major company (UFC, WWE and TNA) that has embarked on usage of twitter and Facebook has ended up having their key business metrics (ratings, PPVs) decline, while the former two bring in literally millions of fans. There is a reason why. Stars killing their aura as stars. They get people to talk about them, but they also make people less want to pay to see them because they come across like they aren't stars. Not saying some people don't come across as stars or it's a negative, but the ones that do are the minority.,

Herman Cain's Business Record

Is it really as impressive as he claims?

Buddy Colt vs. Paul Jones

From Florida, circa 1973

Headline of the Day

With a name like that he never had a chance.

Funky Mama

Dan Brown and Retro Hipsters

Save the Masons.

The Georgia State TSPLOST

Dalton native and Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Kyle Wingfoot says it won't even put the money where it is needed most.

Arts Center Disappoints

Attendance at events hosted by the new arts center in Fairfax county, Virginia, have been less than one-third what supporters promised when they lobbied to have it built. Now, they say the need the government to kick in even more money to keep it open.

FBI Warns Clint Eastwood

Don't portray J. Edgar Hoover as gay.

Meet the New Boss

Steve Sailer looks at Mitt Romney's foreign and defense policy team.

Alabama and Mexico

The economy, not new laws, is driving people back to Mexico, according to the Mises Institute.

Herbert Hoover: Father of the New Deal

The latest from economist Steve Horwitz.

Scottsdale Man Faces Jail Time

Over an illegal tree.

RIP Charles Napier

Roger Clemens and Eric Holder

William Anderson says the Justice Department is treating the two men very differently.

Great Balls of Fire

This Would Be a Great Premise for a Movie

Charter boat leaves a piar of scuba divers behind.

How Steve Jobs Made Business Cool Again

Virginia Postrel wrote this a few weeks ago. It seems timely now.

Colorado Farmers Hire Locals to Pick Their Crops

They quit after six hours.

Why the Japanese Suddenly Hate Cars

And love bicycles

You Just Can't Forget Him

I always thought Tracy Nelson was one of the most underrated singers of the 1970s and 1980s.

Mitt Romney's Plan to Cut Federal Spending

Peter Suderman is underwhelmed.

Stanford Football

The Los Angeles Times look at how Stanford University has become a competitive football school despite high academic standards.

Anti-Latino Racism in Atlanta

One CNN reporter experiences it.

No One Doing Jobs Americans Won't Do

Georgia agriculture is shrinking thanks to new state law.

The Beckham Law

Shikha Dalmis says the United States can learn something from Spain.

Tom Graves Eyes Senior Leadership Post

Wil he move up? Or be moved out?

RIP Peter Gent

I'm not a football fan, but I really enjoyed North Dallas Forty.