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Not online yet, and not even on the newstands, but the cover article in the next issue of The Atlantic looks like a winner, if by “winner” you mean provocative: How Serfdom Saved the Women’s Movement Because of “the unmade beds, the children with their endless questions, the tendency of a good fight over housework…

I sometimes feel as if I need a special section of this blog dedicated to “…and then what happened?” in which we follow up on stories we’ve mentioned in the past. Here are a couple for today: Rev. Arko pleads not guilty to growing marijuana, and is released on $3000 bond National Centre for Padre…

I’ve not yet commented on the Bishop Hubbard situation up in Albany. For those of you unfamiliar with this latest twist in American Catholic Fun, a man came forward and said that his brother had committed suicide years before, leaving behind notes that implicated Bishop Hubbard in a sexual relationship. Then last week, another man…

Is on the cover of this week’s Newsweek. Here’s the story. It’s a decent article that carefully lays out the balance of implied responsibility between Romans and Jewish authorities in the film, and critiques the film for not placing this event in the full context of Jewish-Roman relations during the period. The two points of…
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