…stress tests. This was done under the guise of being called, (cough-cough, clearing my throat) community banks or The Community (Bank) Hustle as the Intercept would label it. You would expect this…

…a slide projector and screen and (c) a way to label and store all the images. Online music streaming: NO. I grew up with vinyl and tapes (reel-to-reel, cassettes and…

…given way to rule by the certainties of religious dogma and class-driven anecdotal evidence. Indeed, Mr. Lewis said as much: “[C]ertainty is the enemy of decency and humanity in people…

…latter–that the motive of members of Congress, which in this case no one claims was an unconstitutional motive (e.g., a racist motive or a religious-discrimination motive)–purports to give the Court…

…50 employees but with a variety of legal and IRS oriented classifications. I may post updated versions of these posts…people tend to approach taxes with more religious fervor than understanding)….

…an outspoken minority’s religious beliefs on the available options for the vast majority who may not share them. Mourdock’s statement implies that all Americans must necessarily believe in (his version…

…family members and members of their religious order; she gives no hint that he, or she, has ever had a generous thought toward anyone else. Chances are, he (if not…

…a minority at 28%, is represented by Tea Party members who support radical social visions of 1900s morality rules being imposed on everyone (fundamentalist religious views enshrined in law and…

…Rand’s quasi-religious philosophy, is going to permeate the political process more than ever before. Allison, former CEO of North Carolina’s BB&T Bank, is not just going to be the Cato…

…George W. Bush becoming president instead of Al Gore, but also challenges to government affirmative action programs, and issues concerning religious speech in public schools (which Greenhouse doesn’t mention), and…