Review: The Trial, All About My Mother

Last week, as is our wont now and again, Ms TN and her alter egos spent some hours pondering what it is that most matters to me in art. Is there one quality, we wondered, by which I gauge how much a work matters to me, one value by which we measure the rest? Yes, I answered myself, there is. What’s more, for all the hundreds of thousands of words I’ve written here and elsewhere, I have never

A recently Quinnipiac University Poll found 51 percent of respondents surveyed described Gov. Chris Christie as a ...

356 comments found! I applaud Gov. Christie for taking a stand and making the tough decisions needed to curb state spending, reel in the party bosses, reel in the NJEA, etc. etc. He takes no prisoners! Other governors have taken notice and want to emmulate Christie.

Closing the book on retailing? Publishers nervous at giant’s health

Redgroup Retail -- owner of Borders and Angus & Robertson -- has been forced to jack up prices, increase returns and extend trading terms with its suppliers, leaving publishers anxious about the industry's health.

The broadband battle: what will they really deliver?

The political message of the Coalition’s broadband policy is that they can deliver the same outcome as Labor sooner, for less cost and with less risk. But while both Labor and the Coalition promise the same speeds, they’re otherwise wildly different propositions.

Girl Scout's project earns her Silver Award

After visiting the Salvation Army Center of Hope, Chelsea Shippee knew exactly what she wanted to do to earn her Silver Award for the Girl Scouts. During the visit, she noticed that the facility's tutoring center could use some books and materials for study.