Some practitioners see no harm in surgeons supervising simultaneous operations – but they are in no hurry to talk about it.
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Double-Booked Surgeons
Can Consolidation Fix Pension Plans?
Combining small underfunded pension plans into larger ones may shave costs a bit but won’t solve their problems.
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Sotomayor Emerges As Ginsburg’s Heir
Sonia Sotomayor positions herself as the ideological heir to Ruth Bader Ginsburg and an implacable foe of school vouchers.
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New Jersey’s Icarus
New Jersey’s radioactive governor catches a few rays.
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Scrapping The Interest Deduction
Eliminating the deduction for business interest is a fair trade for immediate write-off of capital investment.
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Palin’s Winning Case Against The Times
She won’t collect much, but Sarah Palin could win her libel case against The New York Times.
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A Teacher Gets What She Deserves
A Delaware faculty member should have been fired long before she suggested Otto Warmbier ‘got exactly what he deserved.’
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Making A Graceful Exit
There are good and not-so-good ways to leave a job. A popular HBO comedy offers examples of both.
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Recusing The Notorious R.B.G.
Justice Ginsburg made plain her distaste for President Trump, but impolitic honesty is not grounds for recusal.
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The ‘Illinois Is Not Puerto Rico’ Fallacy
Why is Illinois like Puerto Rico? Both have made promises they can’t, and therefore won’t, ultimately keep.
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