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Wittgenstein died 60 years ago today. The Guardian reports some rediscovered notebooks: ... the only known handwritten version of Wittgens...

In a rare reversal, my wife was the one visiting Walmart yesterday, and she sent me a picture of one of her acquisitions: Your reaction -- ...

Obama's long-form birth certificate has provided yet more empirical evidence for ... the crazification factor : A new SurveyUSA poll fi...

Of course, nothing will happen to these people . We reviewed GTMO medical records and relevant case files (client affidavits, attorney–clien...

Gates to leave, Panetta to Defense, Petraeus to CIA? We knew Gates was ready to leave, but this suggests a grave lack of talent in Democrati...

Depriving at least one liberal blogger of the chance to write "Boss Hogg" posts for the next year and a half, Haley Barbour has an...

Via Sullyblog , we see that the law firm hired by the House to defend the Defense of Marriage Act (which, recall, DOJ said it would not defe...

Per CharleyCarp's suggestion in comments, here is Sabin Willett on what the D.C. Circuit and the Supreme Court have done to his clients...

Eugene Volokh has an analytical post on vibrators , tho from a sociological perspective not a legal one. But as that's was always a TBA...

How was the Reverend Wildmon not all over this ? In 2005, just before Halloween, psychologists at the Universities of Mississippi and Texas...

Finally getting to reading Churchill's biography of Marlborough, and his fine rant on Louis XIV deserves posting. Apropos of the revoca...

Being busy with other matters, I failed to notice that April 13 was "Ask an Atheist Day." ("An opportunity for the general p...

The Pulitzers came out , and we are pleased by the absence of Jonathan Franzen's name on the list. Not that awards mean anything of cou...

Douglas Kmiec, the conservative law prof who made a small stir by supporting Obama in 2008, was rewarded by being named ambassador to Malta....

A while back we noted the issue of judicial adoptions of a party's proposed findings, so it's interesting to note that a Canadian c...