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SR Geek Picks: ‘The Punisher: No Mercy’ Teaser, ‘Justice League’ Families, ‘Harry Potter’ + ‘Gravity,’ & More!

1 hour agoGenres / Sci Fi : Screen Rant

A nerd rant about the human torch; 'Harry Potter' + 'Gravity'; 'Justice League' families; a 'Doctor Who' TARDIS corset, The New Periodic Table Song, and more!

AP Scandal: The Chilling Effect It Will Have on Journalists Who Were Already Working in Chilly Environment

In continuing coverage and discussion of the Justice Department’s seizure of AP records and the implications this has on freedom of the press, I went on “The Marc Steiner Show” on WEAA on Friday.

Justice League members walk their young sidekicks to school

5 hours agoGenres / Sci Fi : io9

Andry Rajoelina's Justice Families series casts DC superheroes as the parents of their own little families, grabbing the hands of their now pint-sized sidekicks. It's a mostly sweet series, although Hal Jordan has to improvise. Read more...

LEVI – X-ing

Visit Indie Shuffle to download. Sounds like: Kavinsky, Daft Punk, Justice Song: LEVI - X-Ing [download here] What's so good? LEVI is a French-born producer who recently relocated to NYC to take over the electronic dance music scene....Show More Summary

The Guardian Glamorizes New ‘Assault on Wall Street’ Movie as Justice

Nothing says “justice” like a violent massacre of Wall Street bankers! At least, that’s what Stuart Heritage, of the UK’s left-wing newspaper “The Guardian” thinks. In his May 14 article titled “Assault on Wall...

Politico Ignores Govt.-AP Timing Discussions in Saying ‘Veteran Lawyers’ See ‘No Clear-Cut Abuse’ in Phone Record Snooping

In a story appearing this morning at the Politico about the Department of Justice's broad and unannounced subpoenas of the April and May 2012 personal and business phone records of reporters and editors at the Associated Press involving 20 phone lines and involving over 100 reporters and... -

Stevens: Bush v. Gore Reasoning 'Unacceptable'

Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens said Thursday that the rationale behind the Bush v. Gore decision that decided the 2000 presidential election "was really quite unacceptable" because it differentiated between hanging chads and dimpled chads. Show More Summary

Justice League Families

12 hours agoOdd : Neatorama

Superman French animation designer Andry imagined comic book superheroes in the act of walking their sidekicks to school. Aren't they adorable? Link -via The Mary Sue

Williams, former fiancée at impasse over ring

When it comes to the lawsuit recently filed by Bills defensive lineman Mario Williams for the recovery of a $785,000 engagement ring from his former fiancée, the wheels of justice are spinning quickly. According to David Barron of the Houston Chronicle, lawyers for Williams and Erin Marzouki met for three hours on Friday in an…

Zach Galifianakis Quits Drinking After Getting Spit In The Face

Zach Galifianakis quit drinking after a wild night in which he stood face-to-face with two giant men who delivered swift justice to the actor for dinging up their car. The star of The Hangover told the story of how he quit drinking at an appearance on Conan on Wednesday. Galifianakis said that he was crossing [...]Show More Summary

Will Durst: Benghazi Smoke Screen

Next you'll tell me the Justice Department investigation of the Justice Department's seizure of AP reporters' phone records will lead to the Justice Department concluding that the Justice Department did nothing wrong.

"How Twitter Is Messing With Al-Qaeda's Careful PR Machine."

"Individual jihadis are increasingly taking to social media with their own opinions, sparking disputes within the terrorist organization." It's a marketplace of ideas. As Justice Holmes famously said: If you have no doubt of your premises...Show More Summary

The Althouse Amazon portal: your gateway to truth, justice, and the American way.

By using the Althouse portal, you can buy things you want and – while paying nothing extra – make a contribution to this blog. We notice. We appreciate it. And only if you voluntarily testify under oath will we know it's you. Available...Show More Summary

'The Roberts Court' captures an important transformation

Marcia Coyle skillfully reports on the aggressive turn the Supreme Court has taken under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. At his confirmation hearings for the position of chief justice of the United States, John G. Roberts Jr. parried skeptics with a reassuring metaphor: "Judges are like umpires," he memorably testified. Show More Summary

PBS’s Judy Woodruff Gives White House Communications Director a Free Pass

The PBS NewsHour led off its Thursday evening telecast with a story about the three scandals that currently envelop the Obama administration: the IRS targeting of Tea Party groups, the Justice Department’s subpoena of AP phone records, and the Benghazi attack. Show More Summary

Military Justice

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What to Expect When the IRS Scandal Hits Federal Court Next Week

The IRS will be going to court, if Jay Sekulow, chief counsel of  the  American Center for Law and Justice  has anything to say about the current scandal. ACLJ currently represents 25 tea-party groups who believe they were targeted by the IRS because of their politics. Show More Summary

Is the Government Spying on Reporters More Often Than We Think?

The Justice Department's seizure of call logs related to phone lines used by dozens of Associated Press reporters has provoked a flurry of bipartisan criticism, most of which has cast the decision as a disturbing departure from the norm. Show More Summary

Elizabeth Warren wants answers on bank settlements

Warren grills regulators, with a smile. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is not letting up in her efforts to find justice for American families who have been victimized by banks who have essentially stolen their homes through foreclosure fraud....Show More Summary

Oil price probe widens, senator wants Justice Department help

LONDON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A European probe into possible oil price manipulation expanded with the investigation of a small niche trading house in the Netherlands and a key U.S. senator on Friday called for the Justice Department to join the investi...

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