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How Media Bias Really Works
Lawrence Henry | 11.26.04
For starters, guess who dominates news radio.
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Friday, November 26, 2004
The Current Crisis
On a Rampage
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.26.04
Restoring honor and toughness to sport.
Political Hay
Manchurian Voters
Christopher Orlet | 11.26.04
New technology spots differences in Republicans’ and Democrats’ brains.
Wednesday, November 24, 2004
Another Perspective
The Land of $800 Haircuts
Ben Stein | 11.24.04
A plea for common decency, while our men are dying in Iraq.
Special Report
Homeless on the Range
David Hogberg | 11.24.04
It’s that time of political season again.
Latte Nation
Stick a Fork in the Sky
Jeremy Lott | 11.24.04
Thanksgiving travel this year is for the birds, assuming they get clearance from air traffic control.
Buy the Book
Intellectuals Who Doubt Darwin
Hunter Baker | 11.24.04
A bracing collection of controversial writings.
Reader Mail
Courtside Seats and Horsemeat
11.24.04
Horse country. NBA dribblers. Hangers on. Decriminalized shooters. Pennsylvania in the red. Plus much more.
Tuesday, November 23, 2004
Sports Arena
Rap Sheets
George Neumayr | 11.23.04
Rhetorical question of the day: Why do our athletes behave like criminals?
Washington Prowler
Chairless Democrats
The Prowler | 11.23.04
Can a single human being possibly replace Terry McAuliffe?
Political Hay
Horsing Around in Congress
Trent England & Paul Rosenzweig | 11.23.04
If only turkeys had such friends on Capitol Hill.
Movie Takes
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie
James Bowman | 11.23.04
A heroic narrative starring a sponge and a starfish.
Monday, November 22, 2004
Loose Canons
Man in a Hurry
Jed Babbin | 11.22.04
Has there ever been a president whose second term got off to such a fast start?
Political Hay
Dear Leader in Exile
Shawn Macomber | 11.22.04
John Kerry reaches out to one of the Spectator's own.
Special Report
Rustbelt Economics
Ralph R. Reiland | 11.22.04
Pennsylvania shows how more government provides less business — and pay hikes for state officials.
Media Matters
A Timesman Goes Ballistic
Chris Reed | 11.22.04
Anti-Warrior Chris Hedges resurfaces in Philadelphia.
Reader Mail
Little Rock Man
11.22.04
Drying off after the Arkansas “event.” Plus: Specteritis. Revisiting Vietnam human rights. Last liberal cracks. And much more.
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