Q & A with James Fallows on Trump and Pence
Think Donald Trump will give us many positive surprises in the near term? Dream on. His EPA nominee hates the agency’s mission. Among at
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Q&A with The Atlantic’s James Fallows, author of ‘China Airborne’
Alexis de Tocqueville helped demystify the America of the 19th century even though he was a visitor rather than a
‘Dueling national digital library visions’: Library Journal site writes up mine vs. Harvard Library Director Robert Darnton’s
Roy Tennant, a digital library maven, Library Journal columnist and OCLC program officer, has just posted Dueling National Digital Library
William F. Buckley, Jr., and the case for a well-stocked national digital library system
On the Atlantic site this morning, you’ll see my call for a well-stocked national digital library system, along with comments
On credentialism, income gaps and accidental elitism: Should I go after Tiffany’s ads?
Credentialism: A few months back I groused about credentialism in media and elsewhere, and I also urged the Washington Post
The decline—and future promise—of investigative journalism
The Solomon Scandals, my D.C. newspaper novel, is solidly rooted in Washington and suburbs. But could future Jonathan Stones break
iPads for every Congress member? A good start but not enough by itself
Give iPads to all members of Congress? That’s the recommendation of Melissa Bluey, the Atlantic’s assistant art director, who correctly
An iPad Stimulus Plan: It’s about books, jobs, lower healthcare costs and fewer paperwork hassles
Apple has sold some three million iPads in 80 days, according to the latest news from the company. Many thousands
Tony Hayward’s secret diary: On pelican meat, yachting and transparency in American politics
Jonathan Stone, the reporter in The Solomon Scandals, has located a few entries from the secret diary of Tony Hayward,
David Rothman at Large 