Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! And happy New York Fashion week! What ANTMers do you think are going to turn up on the runways at Bryant Park? Here’s a rundown of all the work our girls did this week. There’s some pre-show work from the Cycle 12 girls, so be sure to check it out! ...

“my superviser sent me this email because apparently someone in our office complained about my shirt,” writes our anonymous submitter in spokane, washington. “the shirt in question was a run-of-the-mill top with an empire waist…but as i’m currently 7 months pregnant, i ...

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It hardly seems normal (or acceptable) to read in separate articles in my morning's Washington Post, that federal facilities right here in our country are running too short-funded to protect themselves. This, while Boeing and Northrop haggle over who is most deserving of a $40 billion contract for r...

That's a quote concerning justice and strength from the dim past of 350 years ago--another proof that not much changes across the pages of history--by philosopher-mathematician Blaise Pascal, dead since 1662. Barbara Ehrenreich writes in the Huffington Post; "The Democrats are feeling empowered...

The Washington Post headline is Stocks Surge as Fed Offers A Boost and it’s written by T. M. Tse and Neil Irwin, who are staff writers and may be forgiven their sins. Certainly they are not Steven Pearstein (probably one of the finest business-writers extant today) even though he too is beginning ...

In about a year it will be the 90th anniversary of the establishment of the Weimar Republic, the nickname for post-WWI Germany and a moniker forever connected with the hyper-inflationary economy of Germany. That circumstance lead directly to the democratic election of Adolph Hitler and WWII. In 1914...

Immigration—everybody’s hot-button issue--and America is once again arguing across the metaphoric back-fence and having the very devil of a time trying to balance fairness and equity. All that intemperate rhetoric in a country that has become (within a single lifetime) anything but fair and wher...

Not the end of conflict, certainly not the end of fighting . . . but it is worth considering that as we blindly multiply our efforts toward a supremacy-gap between ourselves and the rest of the world in military hardware, the enemy is dissolving before our eyes. What can we possibly be thinking? Mor...

Just when you think every possible outrage has been committed in the name of George Bush's policy of pre-emptive war, something more comes from the blind-side to knock the wind from an already winded American experience. Pamela Constable writes for the Washington Post Foreign Service. They still hav...