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Don't Mention It
6.13.03 @ 5:26PM
So much goes without saying when you're living history and being shaken down.
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Friday, June 13, 2003
Another Perspective
Pryor Convictions
Hunter Baker | 6.13.03 @ 12:05AM
They've thrown the Democrats' Grand Inquisitors for a loop.
To Be Absolutely Frank
Diamond Don
Francis X. Rocca | 6.13.03 @ 12:04AM
When Donald Regan spoke, it wasn't just the money talking.
Media Matters
Remembering David Brinkley
6.13.03 @ 12:03AM
From the July 1988 American Spectator: Brit Hume reviews his then ABC colleague David Brinkley's ''irresistibly quotable'' book, Washington Goes to War.
Special Report
Cardinal Godfather
George Neumayr | 6.13.03 @ 12:02AM
Roger Mahony is not just stonewalling prosecutors; he is even stonewalling the American bishops' abuse panel.
Washington Prowler
Another Bill Comes Due
The Prowler | 6.13.03 @ 12:01AM
Hispanic Democrats look ahead. Plus: A GOP Northeast (no kidding).
Thursday, June 12, 2003
At Large
Bush Out of Africa
John Corry | 6.12.03 @ 12:05AM
The president's proposed July trip will do much more harm than good.
Washington Prowler
Democratic Last Harrumphs
The Prowler | 6.12.03 @ 12:04AM
Rahm Emanuel sounds off in presidential company. Hillary's Lying History won't keep.
Sports Arena
It's All About the Show
Paul Beston | 6.12.03 @ 12:03AM
Of course Sammy Sosa corks his bats -- how could it be otherwise?
The Current Crisis
Lying History
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.12.03 @ 12:02AM
The Clintons never let you down. They are always true to their nature. They lie -- like the political culture that sustains them.
Reader Mail
What a Difference a Day Makes
6.12.03 @ 12:01AM
Or a day in the life of the Middle East. Also: Gray, Martha, and lots of no-goodnik GOP governors. And one more prayer of no thanks to Tod Tamberg. Plus more.
Wednesday, June 11, 2003
Political Hay
South Heads East
George Neumayr | 6.11.03 @ 12:04AM
Gray Davis loses his henchman, meaning he's past the point of no recall.
The Current Crisis
Get Off Stewart's Case
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.11.03 @ 12:03AM
Vaguely written laws are a great benefit to two kinds of people: the inveterate criminal and the bullying prosecutor.
Latte Nation
The Horrors of Graduation
Jeremy Lott | 6.11.03 @ 12:02AM
A New York Times reporter lets loose the clichés of war.
Another Perspective
The Grass Is Greener
6.11.03 @ 12:01AM
The latest science fiction on Global Warming.
Tuesday, June 10, 2003
Political Hay
The Taxing Life of Riley
David Hogberg | 6.10.03 @ 12:05AM
Alabama's new Republican governor, like many other tax-hiking Republican governors, is busily abandoning Reaganite principles to bask in liberal approval.
Loose Canons
Cannon Fodder, Terror Fatigue
Jed Babbin | 6.10.03 @ 12:04AM
Fifty years of war takes a toll. And that toll is what can finally destroy Israel.
Special Report
Don't Feed the Bears
Bill Croke | 6.10.03 @ 12:03AM
Wyoming's annual summer onslaught of tourists is upon us. Will they heed the old ranger's saw: ''A fed bear is a dead bear''?
Washington Prowler
End of the Fiesta
The Prowler | 6.10.03 @ 12:02AM
Hispanic voters up for grabs. Plus: Feline Democrats.
Movie Takes
Finding Nemo
James Bowman | 6.10.03 @ 12:01AM
Lots of treacly sentiment, but kids will love this Disney computer animation.
Monday, June 9, 2003
Washington Prowler
Now Hear This
The Prowler | 6.9.03 @ 12:12AM
A Clinton appointee's static on Bush Radio. Plus: Don Evans comes into his own.
Media Matters
The Bias Bully
K.E. Grubbs Jr. | 6.9.03 @ 12:03AM
A special look at Eric Alterman's book.
Movie Takes
The Man on the Train (L'Homme du Train)
James Bowman | 6.9.03 @ 12:02AM
The French have never got over their postwar existentialism and its romance with the criminal, but Patrice Leconte does something interesting with it.
Reader Mail
Mahony Falls
6.9.03 @ 12:01AM
An official spokesman's cardinal sins. Plus: Weighing Hillary Lite. Fiber news flows. Plus much more.
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