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Friday, July 22, 2005

Editor's Desk

It's the End of the World

Wlady Pleszczynski | 7.22.05 @ 12:10AM

What do Democrats and liberal press do now?

Another Perspective

The Burden of Free Markets

J.P. Freire | 7.22.05 @ 12:08AM

It's UNOCAL, not UNOCHINA.

The Public Policy

The Trial Lawyers' Additive

Doug Bandow | 7.22.05 @ 12:07AM

An example of what fuels the litigation lobby.

At Large

See No Evil

Christopher Orlet | 7.22.05 @ 12:06AM

Why are so many moderate Muslims soft on terror?

Political Hay

Greed in the Public Sector

Ralph R. Reiland | 7.22.05 @ 12:05AM

Nice work if you can get elected to it.

Reader Mail

America's Best

7.22.05 @ 12:01AM

Honoring General Westmoreland. Plus: Rough golf. Roberts rules. CIA's eternal Plame. Hard worker, easy rider. And much more.

Thursday, July 21, 2005

Political Hay

Antireligious Tests

George Neumayr | 7.21.05 @ 12:10AM

To counter the Democrats' anti-Catholic bigotry, John Roberts could point out that two Catholics signed the Constitution. Would they be unconfirmable?

The Current Crisis

Gen. William Westmoreland, RIP

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.21.05 @ 12:08AM

He was a thorough gentleman.

Political Hay

The GOP Fights Back

Lisa Fabrizio | 7.21.05 @ 12:07AM

A funny thing happened on the way to the nation's highest forum last week.

Sports Arena

The Best Major

Lawrence Henry | 7.21.05 @ 12:06AM

The idea is to let the pros play, not humiliate them.

Another Perspective

Joe McCarthy's Jesuit

Mark Judge | 7.21.05 @ 12:04AM

Edmund A. Walsh, S.J. was a remarkable anti-Communist who deserves genuine recognition.

Wednesday, July 20, 2005

Special Report

A First Class Temperament

John Tabin | 7.20.05 @ 2:20AM

Only the petty Schumers will lose their cool over the nomination of former Rehnquist clerk extraordinaire, John Roberts.

Washington Prowler

Steering Toward John Roberts

The Prowler | 7.20.05 @ 12:16AM

A dizzying timeline leaves opponents confused, split, and dispirited.

Another Perspective

A Tale of Two Prime Ministers

K.E. Grubbs Jr. | 7.20.05 @ 12:08AM

President Bush's meetings this week with the Messrs. Howard and Singh were huge -- and all our idiot press could ask him about was Karl Rove.

Political Hay

Democrats Without Choice

Sean Higgins | 7.20.05 @ 12:07AM

They can't afford to make the fight over O'Connor's successor a showdown on Roe v. Wade.

The Public Policy

The Scandal Behind the Scandal

Mark Goldblatt | 7.20.05 @ 12:06AM

Who signed off on Joe Wilson's cushy CIA connections?

Movie Takes

The Beautiful Country

James Bowman | 7.20.05 @ 12:02AM

A Vietnamese boy in search of his American father.

Reader Mail

Pulling Up Plame

7.20.05 @ 12:01AM

The CIA needs to be put out of its misery. Plus: What makes Brazil's bad boys bad. Ministering to abortion parents. Poverty's would-be eradicators.

Tuesday, July 19, 2005

Political Hay

Three Weeks of the Con Man

George Neumayr | 7.19.05 @ 12:10AM

"Covert operative" in the mouths of leftists was once an occasion for cursing and gnashing of teeth; now they utter it in the hushed tones of admiration.

At Large

Rethinking Art 2005

John Samples | 7.19.05 @ 12:09AM

A visit to London's Tate Modern on the day before July 7.

Another Perspective

Post-Abortion Depression

Daniel Allott | 7.19.05 @ 12:08AM

New research points to a significant correlation between a woman's decision to end the life of her unborn child and subsequent psychological maladjustment.

Special Report

Bad Boys From Brazil

Doug Bandow | 7.19.05 @ 12:06AM

The U.S. will have to crack down on Brasilia's organized theft of American intellectual property.

The Public Policy

Preachers of Perpetual Poverty

Mark Tooley | 7.19.05 @ 12:04AM

U.S. religious leaders told the G-8 that economic growth will have to wait.

Movie Takes

The Warrior

James Bowman | 7.19.05 @ 12:02AM

A beautiful film with the mythic force of a parable.

Reader Mail

Rove Rage

7.19.05 @ 12:01AM

Wag the press dogs. Plus Iraq, Guantanamo, and Armstrong's France. And much more.

Monday, July 18, 2005

Loose Canons

The Gitmo Varsity

Jed Babbin | 7.18.05 @ 12:10AM

Some of America's finest, dealing with the world's worst. A report from Guantanamo Bay.

Editor's Desk

Operation Overrove

Wlady Pleszczynski | 7.18.05 @ 12:08AM

It's not pretty what the press posse has done to itself.

At Large

Flying The Rug With Captain Ayad

John Connly Walsh | 7.18.05 @ 12:07AM

Taking off from bustling Baghdad International can be the adventure of a lifetime.

Sports Arena

The French Conniption

Jay D. Homnick | 7.18.05 @ 12:06AM

Lance is piercing French hearts again.

Special Report

Oriana in Exile

Christopher Orlet | 7.18.05 @ 12:05AM

The celebrated Italian journalist is living in exile in the U.S., indicted in her native Italy for defaming Islam.

Movie Takes

Cronicas

James Bowman | 7.18.05 @ 12:02AM

Not to be missed -- if you can stomach yet another cinematic serial killer.

Reader Mail

All the Lonely People

7.18.05 @ 12:01AM

Some of the places they come from. Plus more Potter and the Pope, and much else.

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