Topic: Michael Kinsley

A federal judge in California says he has stopped sending tasteless jokes to a wide range of people in an e-mail group he called the Easy Rider Gag List.

The massive gambling losses that William Bennett -- former drug czar, compiler of the best-selling "Book of Virtues," and conservative intellectual star -- incu

George Orwell really got the British pacifists' goat during World War II when he cast his argument against them in Marxist terms. Their lie-down attitude toward

Civil libertarians from across the political spectrum gathered at the National Press Club Tuesday to welcome a series of guides to student rights on campus.

A new House bill targets electronic waste, world infamous KPIG shuts down, and other news from the World Wide Web.

Florida police bust an Internet porn ring, Buy.com challenges Amazon.com by offering free shipping, and other news from the World Wide Web.

Slate.com picks its successor to Michael Kinsley, workers in Washington State are fired for sending raunchy e-mails, and other news about the world of the World Wide Web.

In an effort to "measure the unmeasurable" as he puts it, Eric Alterman, a columnist for The Nation magazine and MSNBC, recently penned an essay critical of the

In a famous turn of phrase, Michael Kinsley once wrote that "a gaffe is when a politician says what he really believes." And that turned out to be the story of

The best of a generation of left-leaning pundits are becoming curmudgeons, unable to battle in a marketplace of ideas they cannot dominate.