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A few days ago Patrick posted about the vandalism and theft that threatened to end Vélib', Paris's experiment in large-scale bikesharing. The New...
Paris's Vélib' bike rental system-wherein the city made thousands of bicycles freely available as alternatives to taxis, cars, or other less...
Jon Stewart went on The O'Reilly Factor last night. Was it Crossfire? Or the Jim Cramer smackdown? Not really, no. But the expectation that Jon...
Last night was the big throwdown (which sadly occurred at the same time as one of the greatest college basketball games of recent memory), and...
To follow-up on yesterday's post of the first part of Jon Stewart on The Factor, here is the second part of the interview. It opens with a truly...
Well, it's official: with Walter Cronkite gone, Jon Stewart is America's "most trusted newscaster." At least that's the result of this TIME poll...
A few weeks ago, Price blogged about a Time poll conveying that Jon Stewart is America's most trusted newsman. Whether the results truly signify a...
In the run up to tomorrow night's State of the Union address, the Obama veneer appears to be losing its luster. Combined with last night's...
Last week we posted the underwhelming edited version of Jon Stewart's appearance on The O'Reilly Factor that aired on Fox News. But you can see...
Like this: Last night, Jon Stewart skewered Facebook for its transparency double-standard.
Jon Stewart reasons through the Arizona shootings and media coverage thereof.
This Stewart fellow is really, really good at pointing out hypocrisy.
The post-earthquake debate about nuclear reactors, massive new coal mining, and more of what we're reading at GOOD Environment HQ.
Last night, John Yoo, the former Bush Administration Department of Justice lawyer who was thrust into international infamy for authoring "torture...
Heard that teachers get paid too much and barely work at all? The Daily Show host takes us on an MTV-style journey inside their lavish lifestyles.
It's time to reassess Stewart's continued pleas to consider him a comedian, rather than a journalist or some sort of political activist:
