A while back I wrote about the turmoil going on at Market Basket, my very favorite supermarket. I’m happy to report that several weeks ago the whole thing got settled and the good guys won. Not only that, but business … Continue reading →
The surprise is that it ever issued the correction: On September 11, the Mark Landler article [in the NY Times] included this curious sentence: “Unlike Mr. Bush in the Iraq war, Mr. Obama has sought to surround the United States … Continue reading →
Commenter “Phil D” has a question for me: …[T]his is something I wondered about for a long time. Take another example of a neocon, Roger Simon of Pajamas Media. I remember reading a comment of him from a few years … Continue reading →
Airstrikes began just a short while ago, in the part of Syria controlled by ISIS: “I can confirm that U.S. military and partner nation forces are undertaking military action against ISIL [ISIS] terrorists in Syria using a mix of fighter, … Continue reading →
Actually, that headline isn’t true. I lied. What RFK Jr. would really like to do is to throw them in jail, if he could only figure out what crime to charge them with: Kennedy Jr. accused skeptical politicians of “selling … Continue reading →
The administration reports that some ISIS fighters have returned to the US. But not to worry—they’re being monitored by the FBI. I’ve already stated what I think should be done with these people. I don’t think the administration is contemplating … Continue reading →
Africa is a beautiful place, they say. The cradle of humankind, mecca for animal lovers, exotic and wild, with spectacular scenery. Ridden with disease, violence, poverty, and corruption. There’s no dearth of possible culprits to blame: bad luck, bad climate, … Continue reading →
…Lois Lerner.
Continue reading →There were two institutions that commanded towering respect and trust—amounting almost to reverence—in my youth: NASA and the Secret Service. NASA lost its good reputation almost three decades ago, with the Challenger disaster and the agency’s bad decisions that were … Continue reading →
Peggy Noonan thinks Obama’s problem is bad judgment: Mr. Obama can see the trees, name their genus and species, judge their age and describe their color. He absorbs data. But he consistently misses the shape, size and density of the … Continue reading →
Testifying twins? Neither the same personality nor the same m.o., however:
Continue reading →Sophia Loren turns 80 today. Here are some then and now photos to feast on. Loren is one of my most favorite actresses, and I’ve written about her on this blog several times before. She’s been blessed with beauty, brains, … Continue reading →