Whether due to innumeracy or intentional deceitfulness, ThinkProgress has the JobsOhio bill totally wrong.

With the Draft only 27 days away, multiple lawsuits pending, and the lockout only in force for a few weeks, the NFL announced that an agreement on a new CBA had been reached with players.

Nor, it would seem, are really tired clichés.

I remain doubtful.

No matter how the owners and players resolve their squabble, the fans are likely to get screwed.

It’s understandable that the President feels defensive about gas prices, but that’s no excuse for trying to sell the public a bill of goods.

PP’s intensive effort to recast itself as a preventer of abortions doesn’t bear scrutiny.

Sometimes the most sensible result can be the hardest to reach. This isn’t one of those times.

Google erects some much-needed defenses in the optimization arms race.

The Social Security “trust fund” may actually be worse than worthless.

Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum thinks we’ve been too hard on the Crusaders.

Either Andrew Breitbart controls the entire media complex or Crooks & Liars jumped the gun. “Figure it out.”

No, the legislation does not in any way “suggest that some kind of rape that would be okay.”

Dana Milbank’s “No Palin Month” lasted almost 15 hours 45 minutes.

Demanding that the new GOP House hold the line at the current number is satisfying rhetorically, but all-but-impossible politically.

For perhaps the first time ever, I find myself in total and complete agreement with Dana Milbank. Take the pledge: Give Palin a rest.

Yesterday, Eric Fuller, one of the victims of last week’s shooting in Tuscon, blamed Sarah Palin, John Boehner, Glenn Beck and Sharron Angle for the tragedy. Today he was arrested for making a death threat to a local Tea Party leader.

I don’t like it when things my allies say are misquoted and attacked; it’s no better when my allies do it.

Mr. Yglesias has it exactly backwards.

TRON: Legacy is an almost perfect sequel.

Castro banned “Sicko” for fear that ordinary Cubans would be up in arms seeing facilities that are not available to the vast majority of them.

Judicial activism doesn’t mean “reaching a decision I don’t like.”

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood wants to install devices in cars to disable cell phones.

Eliminating earmarks is good policy and good politics.

Recklessness.

“Those who doubt that the failings of higher education in America have political consequences need only reflect on the quality of progressive commentary on the tea party movement.”

Desperate Democrats demonize donors, facts be damned.

Citizens United really wasn’t that big a deal.

A federal judge has ruled that ObamaCare’s individual mandate is Constitutional and thus brings to fruition the inevitable, ridiculous result of Wickard v. Filburn.

In news that will no doubt please the estimable Glenn Reynolds, DARPA has taken a big step toward the long-awaited flying car: Flying Humvees

Seems Grayson’s getting desperate.

If Republicans stick to their current (apparent) game plan and just run on not being Democrats, they will have neither a mandate to repeal Obamacare, et al, nor the will.

A shorter preseason and more meaningful games may come to fruition as soon as 2012.

The world would undoubtedly be a better place if Islamic fundamentalism reached even 19^th century Western notions of individualism and gender equality. But cultures evolve over decades, and bans on their practices are not useful means of promoting positive change within them.