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Romney Has a Problem In Pennsylvania: Math
With just one week before next Tuesday’s presidential election, the Romney campaign has apparently decided to embark on a last-minute effort to win the Keystone State. But while Pennsylvania is always tempting for Republicans, there's a reason Democrats always seem to win by a slight margin. And despite Obama's weakness in coal country, that pattern seems likely to endure through this election. READ MORE >>
Live, From 2012, It’s The Best Essays From 2011!
Richard Posner Responds to Antonin Scalia’s Accusation of Lying
Yet Another Round of the Scalia-Posner Fight
Last month Richard A. Posner, a Chicago judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals, reviewed Antonin Scalia’s new book, Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Texts. Our review has apparently hit a nerve. To recap: READ MORE >>
How Nuanced is Justice Scalia’s Judicial Philosophy? An Exchange
BRYAN A. GARNER: READ MORE >>
Disco and Dinosaurs in L.A.’s Contemporary Art World
The Incoherence of Antonin Scalia
Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Texts By Antonin Scalia and Bryan A. Garner (Thomson/West, 567 pp., $49.95) READ MORE >>
Avant-Garde Persuasions
The Steins Collect Metropolitan Museum of Art Van Gogh: Up Close Philadelphia Museum of Art Van Gogh: The Life By Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith (Random House, 953 pp., $40) READ MORE >>
