Washington Prowler
Frost in Orlando
The Prowler | 12.3.04
Prospective DNC chairmen to gather in Florida — and a Texas Democrat emerges as dark favorite. Plus: New Clinton deficit.
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Friday, December 3, 2004
Special Report
In Service to Inhumanity
George Neumayr | 12.3.04
NPR gives respectful hearing to Dutch baby euthanizers.
Political Hay
Courts Defend Guns
Robert A. Levy | 12.3.04
Anti-gun zealots suffer defeat after defeat at the state level — no need, then, for Congress to play the posse.
Campaign Crawlers
The Bitter-Enders
Jeremy Lott | 12.3.04
In Washington state’s gubernatorial dead heat, Democrats a modeling themselves on Al Gore Yanukovych.
Reader Mail
Getting Away
12.3.04
Third World soaring. Kojo's slick retainer. Crime in the stands. Campus cowardice. Plus more.
Thursday, December 2, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
More Bad News for Dems
David Hogberg | 12.2.04
Many of their “new” voters this year turn out to be old Nader voters.
Special Report
Cures That Don’t Kill
S.T. Karnick | 12.2.04
Another breakthrough strengthens the case for concentrating on adult stem cell therapy, but the American media aren’t listening.
TAS Live
Where Is Your Camel?
Sam Dealey | 12.2.04
The Spectator Traveler catches an early flight in Sudan.
Media Matters
The Blonde Leading the Bland
Jay D. Homnick | 12.2.04
A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Wednesday, December 1, 2004
Washington Prowler
Ridge Crossing
The Prowler | 12.1.04
The nation’s greatest secretary of homeland security goes out in churlish style. Plus: The next Ann Richards? Also: Florida Demosclerosis.
Special Report
Judges Ambush Military Recruiters
Jeremie Arthur | 12.1.04
In overturning the Solomon Amendment, a federal appeals court tells universities and law schools federal grants are a right, not an obligation, national security be damned.
At Large
Long Journey to Now
P. David Hornik | 12.1.04
Life where morning is no longer a peaceful time.
Another Perspective
Wise Guys
James Bowman | 12.1.04
What is so warped about teammates sticking up for one another?
Sports Arena
Gene, Gene the Running Machine
Christopher Orlet | 12.1.04
New genetic research is bound to distress liberals.
Reader Mail
Putin in a Good Word
12.1.04
Russia has its defenders. Plus: Illiterates and Democrats. Federalist populism. Dribblers.
Tuesday, November 30, 2004
Loose Canons
The Pravda About Putin
Jed Babbin | 11.30.04
Russia being Russia, the thirst for empire can never be slaked.
Political Hay
Illiterates and Intellectuals
George Neumayr | 11.30.04
They have one thing in common: a blind faith in the Democratic Party.
Buy the Book
Judicial Supremacy Exposed
William J. Watkins, Jr. | 11.30.04
The dean of the Stanford Law School rediscovers the beauty of “popular constitutionalism.”
TAS Live
Mengele Medicine
Tom Bethell | 11.30.04
Will stem-cell research go the way of the Human Genome Project?
Movie Takes
A Very Long Engagement
James Bowman | 11.30.04
The lovely and lovable Audrey Tautou is back, even more adorably than in Amélie.
Reader Mail
Serving America
11.30.04
Wall Street's Marine. More reactions to Ben Stein. Also: Treasury Prowlings. Punch-drunk Europe. Darn Darwin. Horse jumps. Plus much more.
Monday, November 29, 2004
Washington Prowler
Treasury This Moment
The Prowler | 11.29.04
The Bush team quietly engages in Snow removal — and anti-spenders will love his possible replacement. Plus: Husking Nebraska.
Special Report
A Pat Tillman for Wall Street
Paul Beston | 11.29.04
Lance Corporal Dimitri Gavriel was a securities analyst; he died a Marine, in Fallujah.
Another Perspective
Sporting Chance
Shawn Macomber | 11.29.04
Every so often — whenever Ron Artest strikes — Americans get into a hand-wringing mood. But that beats the Europeans, any day.
Campaign Crawlers
Less Was More
John Carlisle | 11.29.04
Pro-Republican 527s were badly outspent by Democratic counterparts in 2004, proving once again how unfair life is.
Lifestyles Left and Right
Thanks Be to the Great Pumpkin
Peter Hannaford | 11.29.04
The growing separation of God and Thanksgiving.
Reader Mail
For the Boys
11.29.04
Answering Ben Stein's call. Also: Pulling the plug on Rather. Tuning out news radio. Democrats come in all brain sizes. Plus more.
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