Unless that would be too misleading .

In Rocket Science piece, Ed Yong explores the state of research on limb regeneration.  It seems that mammals are much worse at this than am...

Flying Tigers!   The P-40 Warhawk remains a highly iconic image. Another iconic image, more recent.  This one is from the n...

Popehat has a more thoughtful discussion of the lung transplant waiting list controversy than I've seen anywhere else--not so much the ...

This is what I like to see.  A Hackensack landowner's dispute with a local property board over a stinky eminent-domain gambit not only ...

I've been thinking more about the poo-print condo and why I find the prospect of living there so horrifying.  It's not so much that ...

I'm on the road for a little while, heading south rather than north this time. Posts will be slow for a couple of weeks, at least from ...

Poo-prints , for heaven's sake.  "Oh, no, my carpets!"

At least, of the schaden- variety:  Congress contemplates life with Obamacare , and finds that members and staff are quitting before it land...

A year or so ago, "Atlas Shrugged" surged in popularity on Amazon.  Now it's Orwell . H/t Maggie's Farm .

From a Samizdata article on the advantages of open-source software: Should they decide they do not like us encrypting our files or obscur...

Maggie's Farm linked to this brief history of world maps .  Perhaps the most interesting thing about the series is not how knowledge exp...

Let's see what happens : Former Justice Department prosecutor Larry Klayman amended an existing lawsuit against Verizon and a slew of ...

All debate of the rightness of Snowden's disclosure aside, there's one key piece of information I've not seen mentioned anywhere...

Clark at Popehat volunteered to answer questions about liberal policy, with the aim of challenging readers to distinguish between his answe...

The New York Times is struggling with inconvenient climate data, but it's not ready to give up yet.  The caption to this week's envi...

I've had the great pleasure of reconnecting with someone I knew in college:  a self-described "tunnel rat" who knew how to nav...

This week's news raises an interesting question of ethics. Let's say that you are a citizen of some country, and take a job with a ...

I was very pleased today to drop a tree in the wooded section of the property just so that it would fall on another, standing dead, and get ...

Normally I would not post videos of dogs here, but in honor of Tex's new companion and act of charity, I will relent and soften my humor...