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Naomi Klein: For Obama, No Opportunity to Big to BlowCross-posted with EnviroNation. Contrary to countless reports, the debacle in Copenhagen was not everyone's fault. It did not happen because human beings are incapable of agreeing, or are inherently self-destructive. Nor was it all was China's fault, or the fault of the hapless UN. There'... |
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Deanne Stillman: Christmas Elegy for Bugz the Wild Horse, 1998-2009When the men approached, the black foal might have been nursing. Or she might have been on her side, giving her wobbly legs a rest, leaning into her mother under the starry desert sky. The band of wild horses had only recently returned to this patch of scrub; the land had been stripped bare of ... |
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David Kaufman: Kids from the 'Hood: Wendy Williams, Barack Obama and The Prep School NegroesIn recent interviews with both People and the New York Times, talk-show hostess Wendy Williams speaks openly about her unlikely upbringing in the leafy environs of suburban New Jersey. Indeed, rather than being the "girl from the 'hood" her potty-mouthed persona might suggest, Williams ... |
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Lloyd Chapman: House Jobs Bill Falls Short of Real SolutionsLeaders from the U.S. House of Representatives have narrowly passed a, "Jobs for Main Street Bill," and once again failed to heed strong recommendations from America's 27 million small businesses. The bill has drawn strong criticism from both Republicans and Democrats: "As the ... |
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Terry Gardner: Last Minute Gifts for the Frequent FlyerUntil short security lines and turbulence-free skies come gift-wrapped, here are some holiday gifts and a few stocking stuffers that can lessen the stress of your frequent flier. Most cost less than $35. For help with this list, I consulted Anne Banas, executive editor of SmarterTravel.com, Jo... |
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Rabbi Abraham Cooper: Pre-Genocidal Hate: How the Internet Supersized a Medieval Big LieWhenever Simon Wiesenthal, the late great Nazi hunter and iconic human rights advocate, would speak to college students, inevitably this question would be posed: Could the Holocaust happen again? His answer: "The history of humankind is the history of crime. The only difference between the N... |
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