"How did they know that the cousin is mentally challenged?" He voted for Bush, twice....

Seymour Hersh has claimed that there was an assassination squad run by Dick Cheney. "After 9/11, I haven’t written about this yet, but the Central Intelligence Agency was very deeply involved in domestic activities against people they thought to be enemies of the state. Without any legal auth...

Filed under: Other Reality Shows, OpEd, Episode Reviews (S01E01) "He invented food. Almost." - Kelsey Marco Pierre White must be a little ticked off. Here he is one of the most renowned chefs alive today, and he's pretty much eclipsed by one of his most famous proteges, Gordon Ramsay. Supposedly the...

In light of the current economic crisis, and with the hullabaloo ignited recently by Jon Stewart over the accuracy of CNBC's reporting, we thought it might be useful to revisit this shocking 2006 interview Jim Cramer gave to TheStreet.com's Aaron Task. In it, the host of Mad Money says he regularly ...

Chris Anderson has written two very helpful articles on lust. I found them to be refreshingly practical and spiritually uplifting. In Part One he highly recommends Covenant Eyes. The leadership at our church has CE on our computers, and I agree with Chris Anderson about its effectiveness. Both artic...

Filed under: Industry, Video, Animation, Reality-Free The Parents Television Council has added FOX's Family Guy to the list of shows it's going after. They are filing another complaint with the FCC, this time over last Sunday's episode of the cartoon that featured (from the PTC complaint) "bestialit...

image from Amie V There seems to a torrent of reporting & analysis on the implosion of churchianity in America: With loads of their trademark eye candy,  Cathy Lynn Grossman of USA Today reports that virtually all Christian sects have lost followers since 1990.  The only group to gai...

The AP (3/11) reports, "Trial lawyers and a judicial think tank are suggesting major changes in the way courts hear civil suits, saying current rules allow attorneys to drag out disputes by demanding irrelevant and hard-to-find data." According to a......

The AP (3/11) reports, "Trial lawyers and a judicial think tank are suggesting major changes in the way courts hear civil suits, saying current rules allow attorneys to drag out disputes by demanding irrelevant and hard-to-find data." According to a report by "an American College of Trial Lawyers ta...

First our elected officials in Albany wanted to charge us a tax to download porn. Now they’re going a step - or should we say, a pole - farther. NY assemblyman wants to tax patrons of strip bars ALBANY, N.Y. – You might call it a “pole tax.” The New York legislator who brought th...