The Cuban Sandwich Faceoff

I'm sorry Miami, but salami goes better with everything.

Coke Addict

Did Coke play a role in one woman's death?

On More from Levon and the Band

Levon and Friends

They Are Young, Highly Educated and Upwardly Mobile

And they are fleeing the United States.

The Greatest Explorer of North America?

Could it be David Thompson.

Net Migration from Mexico Is Now Zero

And there are those out there who will say it was worth four years of high unemployment to get that result.

Every Publication Needs Copy Editors

Even Hustler magazine.

A Congressional Hearing to Remember

With all of the hoopla this weekend surrounding the anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, I hope some TV show or newspaper article will also remember Sen. William Aldern Smith, who chaired the American investigation into the accident.

An attorney and career politician (Michigan House of Representatives, the U.S. House and U.S. Senate), Alden was dubed "Watertight Smith" by a mocking British... press after asking why the passengers didn't simply lock themselves in their watertight compartments.

A witness at the hearing had to patiently explain to Smith that 1) the watertight compartments were meant to help keep the ship afloat, not to protect passengers; and 2) they would have done the passengers no good after the ship sank

I Wish I Had His Energy

One man crime wave.

Headline of the Day

Some friend.

How to Survive the Titanic

Whatever else you may say about him, Steve Sailer is funny.

He Ain't Chicken

He fears no man or Gus.

40 Acres and a Spaceship

J.d. Tuccille looks at property rights in outer space.

The Men Who Sold the Moon

Former NASA employees and contractors are becoming entrepreneurs.

From Warcraft to War

Meet the IDF's greatest anti-rocket ace.

What's Wrong with Teens These Days?

Or is it just Flordia?

Food Prices Soar

But Ben Barnanke says there's no inflation.

The Trail of Tears

RIP Chief Jay Strongbow

He wrestled under his real name, Joe Scarpa, in the 1960s. Well buolt (for the time) and one of the better workers of that era, he was star in places such as Georgia and Florida.

Then, in the 1970s, he changed his ringname, grew his hair out, put on weight, donned a feathered headdress and stopped doing any real wrestling and became a superstar.

For the last 20 years, he was a road agent for the WWE.

Duke Sux

They can't handle the truth.

Photo or Drawing?

I can't imagine the time it would take to do one of these.

A Little Sunday Music