Enemy of the Week
Cruise Control
7.5.02
A long weekend brings a new perspective.
The New Yorker offers an unblinking — and horrifying — look at assisted reproductive technology.
Life can be a dream — if the anti-snoring machine works like it’s supposed to.
Questions regarding the constitutionality of school vouchers have been laid to rest. Let the competition begin.
Now the California governor is chopping off the heads of those who dare oppose him.
Pat Tillman is someone to think about this July 4th.
Tom DeLay wants Andy out. Also: Who’s afraid of John Edwards? Plus: The GOP puts up big numbers.
It’s likely schoolchildren will continue to say ”under God” — and millions of Americans will continue not to say it.
The war over Fireworks on the Fourth heats up.
Gore Given Memphis, Tennessee. Also: Watts as predicted.
It’s a place near Colorado Springs, Colorado, where the deer and the antelope play.
Before they’re through, California reporters will find a way to link Bill Simon to Bob Jones, George Wallace, and the Indiana Ku Klux Klan.
A funny and well-observed chick-flick that, nevertheless, never quite gets us beyond the recognition that it’s hell being a woman.
Messrs. Greenberg, Shrum and Carville hear what they want to hear. Not only Republicans think so. Also: Forgotten Keating.
Of our 43 presidents, only one was born on the anniversary of Independence Day.
The politics of tension in a small town.
Adam Sandler as the new Gary Cooper? If you can believe that, you might actually like this awful, unfunny movie.