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• 132 KFC Raises Eyebrows, Cholesterol With New Offering

  Fast food originality has its limits, as do the bounds of good taste.

  Opinion in Tastes — by Pete Blackwell — on Jun 07, 2006

• 131 The Republican Cliché

  President Bush and the Republicans are pulling out all the stops, going the extra mile and giving 110% to "energize" their base for November.

  Opinion in Politics — by Pete Blackwell — on Jun 05, 2006

• 130 Veteran Sues Michael Moore for False Portrayal

  Soldier seeks $85 million for being misrepresented in Fahrenheit 9/11.

  News in Politics — by Pete Blackwell — on Jun 01, 2006

• 129 Paris Hilton to Release Reggae/Hip Hop Album

  We must repent, for the day of judgment is upon us.

  News in Music — by Pete Blackwell — on May 31, 2006

• 128 National Review Releases List of 50 More Conservative Rock Songs

  John Miller couldn't leave well enough alone. Suicidal Tendencies, Slayer and Dead Kennedys grace list number two.

  Opinion in Video — by Pete Blackwell — on May 30, 2006

• 127 Right Wing Mag Names Top 50 Conservative Songs

  Forget spandex and studded leather cuffs, this is Brooks Brothers rock!

  Opinion in Music — by Pete Blackwell — on May 26, 2006

• 126 Galloway: Killing Blair 'Morally' Justifiable

  Controversial British MP says suicide bombing would be "entirely logical and explicable." The author disagrees.

  Opinion in Politics — by Pete Blackwell — on May 26, 2006

• 125 Power Line Hawks Dubious Iraq Dinar Investment

  Popular right wing blog targets readers with misleading investment "opportunity" in the currency market.

  News in Culture — by Pete Blackwell — on May 16, 2006

• 124 Putin Welcomes Uzbek President On Massacre Anniversary

  Uzbek troops massacred 800 civilians in Andijan one year ago; that won't stop Vladimir Putin from embracing the Uzbek dictator.

  News in Politics — by Pete Blackwell — on May 15, 2006

• 123 Book Review: The World's Best Sex Writing 2005

  No, it's not what you're thinking. There's very little for the prurient interest here, but plenty to provoke thought.

  Review in Books — by Pete Blackwell — on May 15, 2006