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Debate and Delay
The Prowler | 5.20.05
The Senate showdown on Bolton and judges includes Biden-instigated trade talk. Plus: No getting rid of Howie Dean.
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Friday, May 20, 2005
Live From New York
Raise High the Roof Beam, Donald
Paul Beston | 5.20.05
You don't have to like Donald Trump to know that he's right about the World Trade Center.
Political Hay
Does Bush Care?
George Neumayr | 5.20.05
Would conservatives have allowed Bill Clinton to embed women in combat brigade units?
The Nation’s Pulse
Meet the Educational Testing Service
Lawrence Henry | 5.20.05
Here's your chance to make “diversity a reality.”
Another Perspective
Get a Life, Then a Book
Shawn Macomber | 5.20.05
Is there any hope for hotheads of all stripes?
Reader Mail
Oil for One, One for Oil
5.20.05
The gall of Dundee Galloway. Plus: Why Levada? Why not Chaput? Flying low. Swatting at lefties. And more.
Thursday, May 19, 2005
The Current Crisis
Galloway’s Gall
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.19.05
Saddam's British pal proved so obnoxious that even Democrats took America's side.
Special Report
Pope Benedict at 30 Days
Roger A. McCaffrey | 5.19.05
Though what about his “cocker spaniel” successor?
The Public Policy
The Joys of Flying
Charles V. Pena | 5.19.05
How did the “no-fly list” turn into a “no-land” directive?
Campaign Crawlers
Hello, Columbus
Patrick Hynes | 5.19.05
Our voting rights crusader returns to the scene of the crime.
Political Hay
A Moveable Feast
Doug Bandow | 5.19.05
Tax Freedom Day never falls when you're expecting it.
Reader Mail
Coolist Collaboration
5.19.05
Global warming chills the air. Also: Sexual predator watch. Newsweek continues to weaken — but the left talks back. What about Federal pensions? Cessna and deterrence. Plus much, much more.
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
Washington Prowler
Extraordinary Circumstances
The Prowler | 5.18.05
Senate Democrats decide to pretend to deal on judges. Plus: Frist dissed — by his own.
Political Hay
Nowhere Else to Go
Roger Pilon | 5.18.05
The more interesting battle for the courts will come after the Democrats lose at Waterloo.
At Large
The Shah of Uzbekistan
Christopher Orlet | 5.18.05
America's ugly ally in the War on Terror.
TAS Live
The False Alert of Global Warming
Tom Bethell | 5.18.05
Environmentalists always need a crisis. They will have to cook up a new one.
The Nation’s Pulse
Naming Names
Jay D. Homnick | 5.18.05
Particularly if they're the moniker of a sexual predator.
Reader Mail
Renew My Cancellation
5.18.05
Newsweek gets stuck in its plumbing. Plus: Happy Gay Anniversary. What if the Cessna had been shot down? McCarrick once again. And much, much more.
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
Media Matters
Newsweek Blows Smoke
George Neumayr | 5.17.05
Evan Thomas accepts the Rather Prize for his riotous newsweekly.
Political Hay
Constitutional Ignorance
Brandon Crocker | 5.17.05
In the filibuster debates, Democrats again wear it as a badge.
Another Perspective
Gay Marriage Down, Not Out
W. James Antle, III | 5.17.05
One year after the Massachusetts ruling, it enjoys new momentum.
The Nation’s Pulse
Staying Alive
Michael Fumento | 5.17.05
Despite the euthanasia message of the Oscar-winning Million Dollar Baby, the disabled are surviving quite well.
Reader Mail
Behold the Critic
5.17.05
Starring John Simon. Also: Cessna flight lessons. More Puti. More PBS. More Mr. Natoli. Plus much else.
Monday, May 16, 2005
Loose Canons
Saddam’s Bought Russians
Jed Babbin | 5.16.05
Two reports to be released today by a Senate subcommittee detail just how brazenly Iraq bribed Putin & Company.
Washington Prowler
Intentional Holding
The Prowler | 5.16.05
Who's calling the plays for Barbara Boxer? Plus: Who's McCain selling out this time?
Editor’s Desk
John Simon Says…
Wlady Pleszczynski | 5.16.05
All the right things. Which is why he was booted.
Another Perspective
Assumptions
Reid Collins | 5.16.05
Guess who noticed the Pennsylvania Cessna wasn't shot down…
Special Report
A Papal Foreword
John M. Haas | 5.16.05
An endearing encounter with the gentle and generous cardinal who is now Benedict XVI.
Reader Mail
Preventions and Interventions
5.16.05
Campion not officially Catholic. Tobacco's end of the road. PBS dissed. The pursuit of OxyContin. More Uncle John. Frank Natoli responds. Plus much more.
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