As always, stories that caught my eye this week:
When it comes to Mexico and immigration, turnabout is fair play.
Dahlia Lithwick explains why Antonin Scalia is the justice most likely to get profiled as a paid Fox News Correspondent.
Andrew Cohen weighs in on the Arizona case as well.
David Wiegel reviews Robert Draper's new book and wonders if this is the worst congress ever.
Slate yearns for a time when we looked up to accomplished people instead of Kim Kardashian.
Slate links to a Longform piece on stories about coming out.
At Salon, Steve Kornacki explains how Obama's hopes for a second term depend more on George W. Bush than you think.
Rupert Murdoch turns the tables on the British Government; the empire strikes back indeed.
A professor who used to teach about corporate fraud has been sentenced for corporate fraud. Apparently it was a clinic.
Bob Dylan is going to be awarded the Medal of Freedom. Think POTUS will sing?
P.L. Thomas thinks Presidents and Governors ought to stay out of education policy.
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