BERKELEY - NOVEMBER 15: University of California, Berkeley students set up tents after a general assembly voted to again occupy campus as part of an ‘open university’ strike in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement on November 15, 2011 in Berkeley, California. Teach-outs, workshops, public readings, and marches will culminate in an attempt to re-establish an Occupy Cal encampment that was shut down by police last week. (Photo by Max Whittaker/Getty Images)
Photo by Max Whittaker/Getty Images
Spencer Ackerman manages to bring a Twitter conversation into the Yale Journal of International Affairs.
Clea Benson and Dawn Kopecki do the scrutiny on an odd Gingrich claim – that Freddie Mac paid him to be an historian, and he warned them about the bubble.
Jonah Goldberg explains why conservatives like the idea of a Gingrich-Obama debate.
Kathryn Jean Lopez makes the #slatepitch case why Personhood didn’t fail.
Marco Roth analyzes Bloombergspeak.
