Enemy of the Week
Breaking the Ice
2.28.03 @ 5:16PM
How to win friends and appease people.
Europeans still love us. They just have a funny way of showing it.
The White House exudes confidence. Plus: Specter clubbed for growth.
So we can infer from marvelous British obituaries of its last practitioners.
The case against lawyering: an exchange. Plus: Joschka Fischer's man responds. And loads more.
It's official now, as Edwards' people try to get even. Plus: Tom DeLay belabored.
Can't we at least agree that lawyers aren't as bad as insurance companies and accounting firms?
A leading divinity school professor or theological ethics concludes it is evil to fight evil. Instead, we should be ''asking the many Christians in Iraq what we can do to make their lives more bearable.''
Beating hell out of a Republican opponent is the only principle left in liberal politics.
Yet more corruption in the LAPD makes you wonder if there are criminals in Los Angeles who aren't wearing a badge.
Kofi Annan today comes to Cyprus, where the U.N. proved its ''relevance'' long before Iraq.
Big Labor's golden boy shines in Florida. Plus: A card-carrying Democrat makes it official.
If ever Dennis Kucinich had a chance to bolt from the pro-life camp it was in 1998, when he ran against Randall Terry's man.
Remember how the Wall Street Journal was mocked by peaceniks for reporting on Soviet complicity in chemical and biological weapons research? Well, guess what?
O for those carefree college days, when everyone drank himself senseless each weekend.
What motivates: The left? The president of Mexico? The president of the United States? Brown editorialists? The Civil War Gods? The Civil War Generals? Our film reviewer? Plus more.
Pushing past France to get NATO to do its job was easy compared to what's coming in the U.N. To speed matters up, the President may have to ask PETA for help.
After the Rhode Island nightclub tragedy, Brown University's paper sniffs at the grief-stricken.
So much for Vicente Fox's vaunted friendship with George W. Bush.
Political cowardice in the face of life translates into political death.
The numbers are in, and the Democrats lose huge in latest hard money scramble.
The ultimate in Civil War re-enactments can make for a laughably tiresome movie.
After 9/11 everyone but the intellectual preeners knew what the U.S. was fighting and why. Nothing's changed, except that the preeners think they can now save themselves from irrelevance.
Recent developments suggest her insights into right-wing activity were spot on.
It's a liberal loser's bet. Plus: Ralph Reed at the ready.
The search for a miracle in the scrub and woods of East Texas.
Reactions to George Neumayr's pre-Iraq War buildup. Plus lots more.