Is Glenn Reynolds calling for U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations? That's one way to read the last line of this post -- but I'm not sure that's what he means. Glenn links to this piece by Austin Bay, who ... READ MORE
A Constrained Vision has collected a very interesting set of links showing which countries have individual retirement accounts as part of their mandatory retirement programs ... READ MORE
Bill of Bill's Comments predicts the future decline of American science: In 10 to 25 years, we will see the eclipse of American science, the pride of the 20th Century. Some country, more interested in real results than in who ... READ MORE
The American Enterprise doesn't mince words with a piece entitled The Great Social Security Embezzlement by William Tucker: Every writer I know is looking for that dazzling phrase that brings the Social Security situation into focus. (That's what us writers ... READ MORE
Captain Ed hits the nail on the head with a post that begins: Just when we thought that the United Nations had enough problems trying to keep its peacekeepers and mission management off of prepubescent girls in Africa and its ... READ MORE
In hindsight I can see that regardless of nasal congestion getting the boogers sucked out of your nose with an aspirator while you were already upset wouldn't do much to improve your disposition. -Kevin at Wizbang If you have babies/little ... READ MORE
I haven't been following the Michael Jackson trial very much, but I did just notice that Jackson is playing the race card, saying of the charges against him "... this has kind of been a pattern among black luminaries in ... READ MORE
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