Washington Prowler
Frost in Orlando
The Prowler | 12.3.04 @ 12:09AM
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 @ 12:07AM
NPR gives respectful hearing to Dutch baby euthanizers.
Another Perspective
It's the Little Things
Lawrence Henry | 12.3.04 @ 12:06AM
They vanish with the years.
Political Hay
Courts Defend Guns
Robert A. Levy | 12.3.04 @ 12:06AM
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 @ 12:06AM
In Washington state’s gubernatorial dead heat, Democrats a modeling themselves on Al Gore Yanukovych.
Reader Mail
Getting Away
12.3.04 @ 12:01AM
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 @ 12:08AM
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 @ 12:07AM
Another breakthrough strengthens the case for concentrating on adult stem cell therapy, but the American media aren’t listening.
The Current Crisis
A U.N. Prodigy
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.2.04 @ 12:06AM
Kofi’s got his Kojo working.
TAS Live
Where Is Your Camel?
Sam Dealey | 12.2.04 @ 12:05AM
The Spectator Traveler catches an early flight in Sudan.
Media Matters
The Blonde Leading the Bland
Jay D. Homnick | 12.2.04 @ 12:04AM
A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Wednesday, December 1, 2004
Washington Prowler
Ridge Crossing
The Prowler | 12.1.04 @ 12:09AM
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 @ 12:08AM
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 @ 12:07AM
Life where morning is no longer a peaceful time.
Another Perspective
Wise Guys
James Bowman | 12.1.04 @ 12:05AM
What is so warped about teammates sticking up for one another?
Sports Arena
Gene, Gene the Running Machine
Christopher Orlet | 12.1.04 @ 12:04AM
New genetic research is bound to distress liberals.
Reader Mail
Putin in a Good Word
12.1.04 @ 12:01AM
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 @ 12:08AM
Russia being Russia, the thirst for empire can never be slaked.
Political Hay
Illiterates and Intellectuals
George Neumayr | 11.30.04 @ 12:07AM
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 @ 12:06AM
The dean of the Stanford Law School rediscovers the beauty of "popular constitutionalism."
TAS Live
Mengele Medicine
Tom Bethell | 11.30.04 @ 12:04AM
Will stem-cell research go the way of the Human Genome Project?
Movie Takes
A Very Long Engagement
James Bowman | 11.30.04 @ 12:02AM
The lovely and lovable Audrey Tautou is back, even more adorably than in Amélie.
Reader Mail
Serving America
11.30.04 @ 12:01AM
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 @ 12:09AM
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 @ 12:08AM
Lance Corporal Dimitri Gavriel was a securities analyst; he died a Marine, in Fallujah.
Another Perspective
Sporting Chance
Shawn Macomber | 11.29.04 @ 12:07AM
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 @ 12:06AM
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 @ 12:05AM
The growing separation of God and Thanksgiving.
Reader Mail
For the Boys
11.29.04 @ 12:01AM
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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