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End the Embezzlement Now!
William Tucker | 3.18.05
Republicans have one chance to save Social Security reform.
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Friday, March 18, 2005
Special Report
Collocating Coffins
George Neumayr | 3.18.05
Political correctness in the U.S. military did not end with the Clinton administration.
The Investor
AARP Should Retire
David Hogberg | 3.18.05
Its dishonesty on Social Security has grown old.
Another Perspective
Don’t Be in Such a Hurry
Lawrence Henry | 3.18.05
Written on a Hotmail screen from the hospital.
TAS Live
A Tale of Two Administrators
E. Christian Kopff | 3.18.05
A story about what you are allowed to say today in universities.
Reader Mail
The Art of Being Shown Up
3.18.05
Lifting the fogs of bias. Offshoring innovation. Written in the Constitution. Hiding underneath judicial robes. Plus more.
Thursday, March 17, 2005
Special Report
LOST at Sea
Doug Bandow | 3.17.05
Why won't the President sink the Law of the Sea Treaty?
The Current Crisis
Captured by the Ethernet
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.17.05
Technological innovations — and innovators — that mattered.
Another Perspective
The Spirit of 1994
John Samples & Chris Edwards | 3.17.05
There might be a way to get it back.
Political Hay
Filibuster or Bust
David Holman | 3.17.05
Senate Democrats are running out of ammo in their fight against the nuclear option.
Reader Mail
The View From the Outback
3.17.05
Judges on the run. Plus: Anti-nuclear Reid. End of the bottom line. Unsung Melody. Plus more.
Wednesday, March 16, 2005
Editor’s Desk
Steroids on Deck
Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.16.05
Thursday is opening day at the House Government Reform Committee.
Washington Prowler
Going Nuclear
The Prowler | 3.16.05
Terrified Democrats worry Republicans are ready to exercise their option.
Special Report
Lawless Judges
George Neumayr | 3.16.05
Don't the Richard Kramers ever worry they will go the route of King George III?
Buy the Book
Men at War
Paul Beston | 3.16.05
An embedded Rolling Stone reporter keeps his focus where it should be: on the Marines he covered in Iraq.
At Large
A Switch in Devils
Ralph R. Reiland | 3.16.05
Arabs have finally seen the enemy, and it's not us.
Reader Mail
Not So Fast
3.16.05
Bob Casey's campaign replies. Amtrak's performance. Berrigan's school. Plus more.
Tuesday, March 15, 2005
Special Report
Gospel Heroics
Shawn Macomber | 3.15.05
After forming under communist rule, a choir from the former East Germany makes its way to America.
At Large
Mayor Livingstone, We Presume
Jay D. Homnick | 3.15.05
The lord of London unleashes a new Middle East war.
Another Perspective
Playing Chicken Roulette
Robert A. Levy & Alan Gura | 3.15.05
Who can challenge the D.C. gun ban?
Reader Mail
Le Moyne Revisited
3.15.05
A Mr. Reagan reconsiders his embattled old school (scroll down). Also: Mudd's CBS. Sarbanes democracy. Who fought for England? Plus much more.
Monday, March 14, 2005
Special Report
Mudd in the CBS Eye
Reid Collins | 3.14.05
The inside scoop on Dan Rather's ouster of Walter Cronkite and Uncle Walter's heir-apparent.
Washington Prowler
A Team Divided
The Prowler | 3.14.05
Democratic second thoughts about Bob Casey, Jr. Plus: NRA fires back at Lugar.
Media Matters
Free Blogging in a Free Republic
Patrick Hynes | 3.14.05
First they wanted to tax the Interent. Now they want to curtail Blogs.
Political Hay
The Sarbanes Opening
John Tabin | 3.14.05
The Maryland Democrat's retirement puts a Senate seat in play for Republicans.
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