Editor’s Desk
It’s the End of the World
Wlady Pleszczynski | 7.22.05
What do Democrats and liberal press do now?
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Friday, July 22, 2005
The Public Policy
The Trial Lawyers’ Additive
Doug Bandow | 7.22.05
An example of what fuels the litigation lobby.
Political Hay
Greed in the Public Sector
Ralph R. Reiland | 7.22.05
Nice work if you can get elected to it.
Reader Mail
America’s Best
7.22.05
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
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
He was a thorough gentleman.
Political Hay
The GOP Fights Back
Lisa Fabrizio | 7.21.05
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
The idea is to let the pros play, not humiliate them.
Another Perspective
Joe McCarthy’s Jesuit
Mark Judge | 7.21.05
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
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
A dizzying timeline leaves opponents confused, split, and dispirited.
Another Perspective
A Tale of Two Prime Ministers
K.E. Grubbs Jr. | 7.20.05
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
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
Who signed off on Joe Wilson's cushy CIA connections?
Movie Takes
The Beautiful Country
James Bowman | 7.20.05
A Vietnamese boy in search of his American father.
Reader Mail
Pulling Up Plame
7.20.05
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
“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
A visit to London's Tate Modern on the day before July 7.
Another Perspective
Post-Abortion Depression
Daniel Allott | 7.19.05
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
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
U.S. religious leaders told the G-8 that economic growth will have to wait.
Reader Mail
Rove Rage
7.19.05
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
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
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
Taking off from bustling Baghdad International can be the adventure of a lifetime.
Special Report
Oriana in Exile
Christopher Orlet | 7.18.05
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
Not to be missed — if you can stomach yet another cinematic serial killer.
Reader Mail
All the Lonely People
7.18.05
Some of the places they come from. Plus more Potter and the Pope, and much else.
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