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Not a JDate ad, a new "minority classification" at the City University of New York, and some who prefer to stick with preexisting minority classifications are not happy: Touting a move to make its faculty more diverse, CUNY administrators have  broken out Jews into a separate...

Desperate times give rise to desperate actions, and we just witnessed one of the most bumbled desperation passes since someone forgot the history of typewriter fonts. Why bother with the accustion, let's just get to the most enjoyable images of the bubble bursting, via Daily Kos: And...

When someone in the blogosphere does a good job on a story, and goes places no one else has gone with it, he or she deserves credit, and at least a shout out. Robert Stacy McCain is still on the Brett Kimberlin/Aaron Walker story while many others have moved...

Wisconsin is abuzz with activity in anticipation of Tuesday's Recall election, and many Tea Party and conservative leaders are ensuring the message gets out that this is not a battle against the union members themselves. Nancy Milholland, who organized yesterday's Tea Party, opened the rally by...

Elizabeth Warren is the Democratic Party nominee for Senate, after party leaders twisted arms to make sure Marisa DeFranco did not make the primary ballot. Warren may have become the nominee, but she's still not Native American. Whereas prior to May 2012 one might have said Warren simply believed what...

I posted previously about Mayor Michael Bloomberg's large sugary soda ban plan, The never-ending cycle of nanny government. The Center for Consumer Freedom placed this full page ad in The New York Times yesterday: ...

Featuring commenter LukeHandCool's daughter.  She must have a beautiful mother. ...

From reader Tom who spotted this in the parking lot of an Einstein Bros. Bagels and Starbucks in Chevy Chase, Maryland: ...

I've enjoyed covering the blog for much of the day today while the Professor was out. Since there's no Saturday Night Card Game tonight, here are a couple of links to stories from the day that we didn't get a chance to cover. U.S. and Iran...

While it isn't a new strategy, it seems as if the left has recently been ratcheting up its utilization of the stonewalling tactic when confronted by high profile controversy. Elizabeth Warren, who continues to show no signs of ever engaging in an honest discussion with the...

In the latest CNN Presidential poll, Romney is trailing President Obama by just 3 points, making him within the statistical margin of error for the sampling. The new numbers mean that the President has dropped 6 points in a little over a month. Via Breitbart.com: Last...

Ann Althouse (via Instapundit) has a post about a mailer she received from a pro-Recall group in Wisconsin telling her which of her neighbors voted and which did not in the past several years.  Althouse's reaction: This is an effort to shame and pressure people about voting, and...

Anne is on the ground right now in Wisconsin at a Tea Party rally to support Governor Walker and Lt. Gov. Kleefisch leading up to their recall election on Tuesday. Several thousand, including some very notable conservatives, have turned out to show their support. Said Anne: Congressman Paul Ryan...

That was the theme I saw developing with much of the early coverage when it was announced that Justin Combs, son of music mogul P.Diddy, earned a $54,000 athletic scholarship to attend UCLA in the fall. By all accounts Combs certainly earned his athletic scholarship, achieving...

From a reader known to me but who asked to stay anonymous: Not even sure what kind of subject line to give this one: One of the pieces of our business involves providing media research to the general public. We strive to provide a very affordable service using the...