Paul Jones vs. Buddy Colt

Class Warfare for Republicans

Joel Kotkin says they should try it.

Women

Slate looks at why so many of them get crushes on mass murderers.

What Price Privacy?

Stewart Baker looks at how privacy laws help hid government ineptitude and malfeasance.

Crony Capitalism in Sports

Though they rake in millions of dollars, America's big sports leagues are considered nonprofits for tax purposes. But that could change if Tom Coburn has his way.

Choices: RIP George Jones

Bad for Small Business

Megan McArdle looks at the Internet sales tax.

J.J. Abrams Talks "Star Wars" and "Star Trek"

It's a Playboy Interview, so obviously NSFW.

Remembering the Fabulous Ones

Cracked magazine looks back at some of their promotional photos and videos.

RIP Richie Havens

How to Train a Dog of War

"60 Minutes" did a piece on this guy tonight that was pretty interesting.

Hermann Goering Saved My Life

Interesting tale of how the Nazi leader came to the rescue of downed allied airmen.

Headline of the Day

A rhapsody to railroads.

Gun Control, Cowardice and Bullying

Jacob Sullum asks what's wrong with standing up for the Second Amendment.

Getting Goosed

A pair of nesting geese take over a hospital parking lot.

What Impact Do Gun Background Checks Have on Crime?

Not much, says Jacob Sullum.

Pioneer Income Tax Protester

Jordan Bloom remembers Vivien Kellems.

Obama Proposes Privatizing TVA

Republicans, naturally, oppose the idea.

Cheat on Your Wife, Pretty Soon You Are Cheating at Golf

Steve Sailer looks at Tiger Woods and the 2013 Masters

Jonathan Winters Roasts Frank Sinatra

The Costs of Building Healthcare Exchanges Has Already Doubled

Peter Suderman says this can't be blamed on Republicans.

Fandango: The WWE Meets Xaver Cugat

Bad Ass Dog Is Bad Ass

Why Media Coverage of Guns Is So Biased

One reporter inadvertently explains. Notice the passive voice. No one fired the gun. It just somehow fired.

The Secrets of Princeton (and the Rest of the Ivy League)

Ross Douthat shows once again why he's the best columnist at the New York Times.

Roger Ebert's Best Column

It could be this one on his memories of food when he could not longer eat solid food.

Whatever Happened to Freedom?

Several years ago, I learned that Tennessee now bars staging bear-wrestling contests. Now, I find the Volunteer State doesn't allow people to possess poisonous snakes. Things have changed there.

RIP Carmine Infantino

One of the men who helped kick of the Silver Age of comics has died.

Devon Allman: Midnight Rider

Scuttle Buttin

Tennessee's Plans to Fight

Andrew Exum gives the Georgia state Senate's plan to redraw the border with the Volunteer State all the respect it deserves.