I am so psyched to see this movie.

Well, you know: Surprise, people.

If anything highlights that there’s a whole segment of modern men in American society seriously fucked up about their identity, it’s this knee-jerk reaction to currying favor with the cool jock who’s got the testes-cred they feel they lack.

I knows them.

National Dump the Pump Day today. This may explain the crowded buses this morning.

Late last month, Dallas-based Kimberly-Clark Corp. said it will raise prices 6 percent to 8 percent on Huggies diapers, Kleenex tissue and other items starting in July. Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive also have raised prices on some products, and o

Memo to the Pentagon: if a soldier cannot hold their weapon, then they really do need to come home. Now.

Heckuva job, Dubya.

John Scalzi brings it.

Nice. He didn’t even bother to show up for the vote. See, he knows what it is like to be a soldier. Like most soldiers, he returned home, divorced his model wife because she had become fat and married a multi-millionaire. Now he collects a sweet 58 thou

By instituting a pol-icy of torture in the years following 9/11, we have recruited thousands to al-Qaeda’s side. It has been a tragic waste.

For the first time ever, MSNBC’s “Countdown with Keith Olbermann” was the #1 show at 8 p.m., out-drawing Fox News’s “O’Reilly Factor” head-to-head among Adults 25-54.

SHOW ME YOUR PAPERS!

I guess it was too much to hope that this guy was living under a bridge somewhere.

The rush to mass transit is accentuating what has been plain for years — that America’s investment in its public transportation infrastructure is glaringly, perilously inadequate

The top executives of two national organizations warned that a severe federal funding shortage for roads and bridges is imminent.

In 2000, yellow grease was trading for 7.6 cents per pound. On Thursday, its price was about 33 cents a pound, or almost $2.50 a gallon.

I worry about Joel and Ruth when I read articles like this.