Dahlia Lithwick says Judge Janice Rodgers Brown's latest opinion evinces a wish for 1930's political sensibilities on the right.
What does every President since Taft have in common? A lack of facial hair.
How does government decide who gets Secret Service protection? David Weigel tells us.
And Forrest Wickman wonders why they're always touching their ears.
The Atlantic worries that Facebook is making us lonely.
And Eric Klinenberg says "stop worrying."
Jefferson Morley thinks Kansas Secretary of State Kris Korbach will prevent Romney from making in-roads with Latino voters.
Apparently Americans are more scared of Iran right now than they were of the Soviet Union in 1985.
Petraeus and the CIA are urging Obama to step up drone attacks in Yemen.
Can Robert Bales - killer of 17 Afghan civilians - use PTSD as a defense?
I love this: The Bachelor is facing a class action lawsuit for racial discrimination.
Relatedly, Andrew O'Hehir wonders why rom-coms are still segregated.
Edward Tenner says grammatical rules are changing and you should get over it already.
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