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Friday, June 10, 2005

Political Hay

In Dean's Den

George Neumayr | 6.10.05 @ 12:08AM

He had no use for the "White Christians" of Vermont.

topics: Nancy Pelosi, Mainstream Media, Religion, Abortion, Unions

Special Report

Accounting for San Diego

David Hogberg | 6.10.05 @ 12:07AM

The city's pension fund scandal parallels Social Security's condition.

topics: Federal Budget, Social Security

Editor's Desk

It Ain't Cool

Wlady Pleszczynski | 6.10.05 @ 12:06AM

...to be crazy about Steve McQueen -- and then erase him.

topics: Abortion, Hollywood, Movies

The Nation's Pulse

Thinking About Schools

Lawrence Henry | 6.10.05 @ 12:06AM

Why do parents worry so much -- and feel helpless?

topics: Education, Oil

Media Matters

Grumpy About Class

Ralph R. Reiland | 6.10.05 @ 12:04AM

The New York Times can stop even fish from biting.

topics: Trade, Environment

Reader Mail

Superman Ben

6.10.05 @ 12:01AM

He's everywhere -- not good new for the New Yorker. Plus: The pharmacist's conscience. Also: Killer doctors. Au revoir, M. Kerry. And much more.

topics: Education, Mainstream Media, Business, Social Security, Abortion, Constitution, Law, Supreme Court, Military, Iraq, Oil

Thursday, June 9, 2005

Media Matters

A New Yorker Kind of Guy

Ben Stein | 6.9.05 @ 12:09AM

He worked for Time magazine, spied for the Communists, and helped kill Americans.

topics: Mainstream Media, Law, Military

Political Hay

Happy Days

John Samples | 6.9.05 @ 12:07AM

We have seen the future and it doesn't work -- it just pays entitlement taxes.

topics: Taxes, Education, Business, Entitlements, Social Security, Law, Medicare

Another Perspective

Freedom to Choose to Refuse

Doug Bandow | 6.9.05 @ 12:06AM

What about pharmacists who won't fill prescriptions for birth control and "morning after" pills?

topics: Hillary Clinton, Business, Abortion, Law, NATO

The Current Crisis

The Posner Report

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.9.05 @ 12:06AM

Judge Richard Posner has the most intelligent things to say about intelligence in the age of terror.

topics: Bill Clinton, Books, Law, Israel

The Public Policy

Doc in the Dock

Jay D. Homnick | 6.9.05 @ 12:05AM

What do you call the person who scores last in his class in Medical School?

topics: Sports

Reader Mail

It's Academic

6.9.05 @ 12:01AM

Kerry record scratches. Plus: Watergate watchers. Government weed. Scalia nuance. And more.

topics: Trade, John McCain, Constitution, Law, Military, Iraq, NATO, Conservatism, Oil

Wednesday, June 8, 2005

Washington Prowler

Reporting for Duty

The Prowler | 6.8.05 @ 12:09AM

Don't count on the Navy for Kerry's records. The full collection is elsewhere. Plus: Hillary mocked. Dean avoided.

topics: Harry Reid, Hillary Clinton, Military, NATO

Media Matters

The Watergate Channel

George Neumayr | 6.8.05 @ 12:08AM

Nostalgia over nailing Nixon leaves students yawning.

topics: Mainstream Media, Law

Another Perspective

You Are Not Allowed to Feel Better ... Got It?

Geoffrey Norman | 6.8.05 @ 12:07AM

Who crowned John Walters drug czar?

topics: Constitution, Supreme Court

Special Report

A Fistful of Dynamite

Clinton W. Taylor | 6.8.05 @ 12:06AM

Reflections on the revolution in Bolivia.

topics: Business, Constitution, Law, Israel, NATO, Oil

Movie Takes

Cinderella Man

James Bowman | 6.8.05 @ 12:03AM

A nice old-fashioned film -- though what about the hero's social milieu? He couldn't have fallen from the sky -- he was from New Jersey.

topics: Religion, Hollywood, Movies, Socialism

Reader Mail

Record Grades

6.8.05 @ 12:01AM

John Kerry cum laude. Plus much more, including professorial experts on Ben Stein. Also, a Nathan Hale revival.

topics: Health Care, Books, Constitution, Law, Military, NATO, Communism

Tuesday, June 7, 2005

Special Report

Scalia v. Thomas

John Tabin | 6.7.05 @ 2:12AM

The most noteworthy part of yesterday's ruling in the medical marijuana case was the divergence between Justice Thomas and Justice Scalia.

topics: Abortion, Constitution, Law, Supreme Court

Washington Prowler

Doing a 180

The Prowler | 6.7.05 @ 12:08AM

John Kerry signs on dotted line (updated: 9:25 a.m.). Plus: Separation of left and godlessness.

topics: Law, Military, NATO

Political Hay

It Felt Wrong

James Bowman | 6.7.05 @ 12:07AM

Honor, betrayal, and Agent Deep Throat.

topics: Education, Constitution, Law, Military

Buy the Book

A Righteous Gentile

Dimitri Cavalli | 6.7.05 @ 12:06AM

Responses to the critics of Pope Pius XII.

topics: Abortion, Books, Law

The Nation's Pulse

Bubbles, Crabs & Bureaucrats

Ralph R. Reiland | 6.7.05 @ 12:04AM

What's new at the beach this year?

topics: Environment, Law

Reader Mail

Helping the Survivors

6.7.05 @ 12:01AM

Ben Stein stands at head of line. Plus: More Deep Throat clearing. D-Day today. A plan to save Europe. And more.

topics: Taxes, Bill Clinton, Religion, Islam, Environment, Hollywood, Constitution, Law, Military, Iraq, NATO, Nuclear Weapons, Oil

Monday, June 6, 2005

Special Report

The Cost of the War on Terrorism

Ben Stein | 6.6.05 @ 12:09AM

They often range from age five to fifteen.

topics: Taxes, Hollywood, Military, Iraq, Alaska

Washington Prowler

Pushes Come to Shoves

The Prowler | 6.6.05 @ 12:08AM

A Senate filibuster test case. Will Barbara Boxer behave? Howie vs. Hillary.

topics: Harry Reid, Hollywood, Military, Iraq, NATO

Loose Canons

D-Day SGO

Jed Babbin | 6.6.05 @ 12:07AM

Four years of war is a long time; 61 years ago we took care of business faster.

topics: Sports, Books, Military, Iraq, Iran, Russia, Israel, Nuclear Weapons, Energy

The Nation's Pulse

Nathan Hale, American Martyr

Andrew Cline | 6.6.05 @ 12:06AM

America's hero spy was born 250 years ago today.

topics: Education

Reader Mail

Big Ben's Finest Hours

6.6.05 @ 12:02AM

In Round Three, the Nixon haters go ballistic. But Ben Stein also has many friends.

topics: Foreign Policy, Trade, Bill Clinton, Mainstream Media, Law, Military, Iraq, Israel, Africa, Communism, Fascism, Nuclear Weapons, Oil

Reader Mail

Sweetness All Around

6.6.05 @ 12:01AM

U.S. subsidizes sugar in the morning and at supper time. Plus: A youthful eye on Syria. Also: Dems, Danica, and much more.

topics: Taxes, Education, Trade, Health Care, Nancy Pelosi, Business, Social Security, Islam, Abortion, Environment, Hollywood, Law, Military, Iraq, Iran, NATO, Immigration, Nuclear Weapons

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