In an extraordinary article in the Washington Post, Richard Goldstone has now admitted that his infamous report was wrong.

Contrary to what I'm sure you're going to hear this weekend: Reagan was not one of our most popular presidents, both during his reign & for the first decade after it (how quickly we forget!);

A crucial reminder that myths are precisely that: halfway between fact/truth & lies/falsity! As Joan says:

I'm writing an article about the changes in sexual mores between 1950 and today. I know what girls were taught back then. I can only suspect what boys were taught back then, being that I was a girl and wasn't privvy to those conversations.

Please scroll down below for photos of the new shopping mall that opened today in Gaza. I have also attached new photos and film of Gaza's hotels, beauty spas, swimming pools, beaches and street markets -- images the BBC, New York Times and others refuse to show you.

I didn't know where to start. All of the lies are so, so juicy. What do you think?

Mary Katharine Ham takes you on a tour of Durham, highlighting Mike Nifong's prosecutorial misconduct in the Duke lacrosse case-- as well as other parties' collusion.