One Minute to Midnight
by Michael Dobbs
In October 1962, at the height of the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union appeared to be sliding inexorably toward a nuclear conflict over the placement of missiles in Cuba. Reading Socially »
The SNL Digital Short that I can't seem to get enough of. Three guys very happy to be on a boat. See more »
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The Josh Marshall lead team of reporters covers news and politics with an attention to facts and details that is second to none. See More »
Andrew Sullivan is the most thoughtful and independently minded little "c" conservative you'll find. See More »
Some of the best and easiest to understand science on the web is this collection of seventy-four blogs. It's a good break from all the pointless yammering I do here. See More »
Think Progress' first attempt at a commentary blog couldn't have found a better writer. Politics sprinkled with basketball, go Wizards! See More »
I'm a car guy who loves glossy magainzes like Evo and Car. Autoblog is the best car news site and the reason I stopped reading Automobile. See More »
Bill Roggio, a former Army and National Guard infantryman, leads this non-profit news organization in covering the long war. It's great site for news and information you won't get on CNN, MSNBC or Fox Noise. See More »
The companion blog for Tom Vanderbilt's Traffic complies anecdotes, stories, articles, tips and other media about driving and what it says about us. See More »
Baseball stats guru Nate Silver tackles political polling like a scout leading up to draft day. Call me addicted as I hit refresh on my Google Reader.See More »
Pentagram is preeminent London based design studio. Famous the world over, their blog is a place for their parents to engage with the larger design community.See More »