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7.2.09 @ 6:01AM
One terrible bill. Lott and Yeatman vs. Pelosi. Obama's Persian adventure. Plus more.
This July 4th weekend let us honor our nation's genuine community organizers.
And he should be red-faced about how he stole the recount, thanks to which he has been sentenced to serve at least five years in the U.S. Senate.
The sober green case against cap and trade.
Avoiding civilian casualties where possible is an integral element of American war fighting.
Zero to 40 in under 7 years -- that's miles per gallon, with no exceptions.
An interview with Nobel Prize winning economist and game theorist Robert J. Aumann, translated from the Hebrew by Joseph Shattan.
Our out-of-service economy, lacking the personal touch.
Did you hear the one about the lady who married the Eiffel Tower?
One terrible bill. Lott and Yeatman vs. Pelosi. Obama's Persian adventure. Plus more.
The Obama-backed, House-passed bill is economically suicidal and scientifically grossly irresponsible. Its only justification is as a Democrat, left-liberal power grab.
With Public Enemies, which opens today, Hollywoods adds to its legend as a gangsters' paradise.
Are we "winning the long war"? A conversation with ilan Berman.
Michigan congressman discovers President Obama is channeling Dostoevsky. From our new July-August issue.
The greatest threat to survival that you may not know about.
After the age of 20, they say we lose about 50,000 brain cells a day. What's Washington's excuse?
We owe the so-called robber barons a huge debt of gratitude.
The Ricci case shows what the politically connected can do to abuse anti-discrimination laws.
Alas, Sonia Sotomayor is not likely to be asked whether she will be more prosecution-friendly than David Souter proved to be in his final term.
The president's health-care proposals target the right to privacy -- as Sen. Arlen Specter very well knows.