That IRS scandal turned out to be nothing. But most people will never realize it.
Media
Christian Identity Politics on Fox
It’s not just for minority groups!
Nate Silver and Journalism’s Non-Overlapping Magisteria
Why journalists find those with statistical chops so threatening, and how they might find a way out.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s Face and the Power of Images
Why do so many get angry when a magazine shows a photo of a terrorist’s face?
Tired Columnists and Lost Opportunities
Richard Cohen finally wrote something interesting, even if it was interesting for being despicable. But why do papers publish guys like him, anyway?
The Temptation of Renown
Juror B37 considers writing a dreadful book about the Zimmerman trial, then comes to her senses.
All the News that’s Fit to Reprint
Aaron Sorkin’s attempts to recycle long-mildewed news stories on The Newsroom—which begins its second season this Sunday—have grown modestly better! Sort of.
How the Conservative Media Are Eating Up the Zimmerman Trial
It’s all an Obama/Holder conspiracy, meant to keep the oppressed white man down.
Drawing the Wrong Lessons from Egypt
Yes, democracy is hard, but political Islam isn’t going away.
The Song of the White House Spokesperson
Jay Carney and his 13 different kinds of evasion
