Another Perspective
Moving on the Mullahs
John Tabin | 8.5.05
Tehran may take longer to go nuke — which means the U.S. should speed up regime change.
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Friday, August 5, 2005
Campaign Crawlers
As Goes Ohio
Patrick Hynes | 8.5.05
Democrats took their best shot and lost in the Ohio special election. They'll do no better in trying to win back the House in 2006.
At Large
My First Time Under Fire
John Connly Walsh | 8.5.05
In the end, was there too much “friendly” fire? A report from Baghdad.
The Nation’s Pulse
Unintelligent Design
Lawrence Henry | 8.5.05
New confirmation that man is not God.
Special Report
Civil Wrongs in Alabama
Mark G. Michaelsen | 8.5.05
Sewer politics and corruption in historic Birmingham.
TAS Live
The Little Engine That Could…Undo Darwinism
Dan Peterson | 8.5.05
Unlike President Bush, the critics of Intelligent Design theory can't accept that its proponents are making scientific, fact-based arguments.
Reader Mail
Told You So
8.5.05
The wages of pleasure. Raffi's song and dance. Originalist, not activist. GOP porkers. Plus much more, including “Jihad Jane” in Poets' Corner.
Thursday, August 4, 2005
Special Report
Remembering Steven Vincent
Jacob Laksin | 8.4.05
A fearless journalist and a champion of democracy loses his life in Iraq.
The Current Crisis
Decade of Illusion
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.4.05
Rafael Palmeiro joins an august collection of frauds and fools.
The Nation’s Pulse
Who Are You Calling Activist?
W. James Antle, III | 8.4.05
Liberal judicial activists like to charge conservative originalists with judicial activism. Who said life is fair!
Political Hay
Pork Roundup
David Holman | 8.4.05
If only Washington were always so empty — though imagine the spending schemes our solons and president will concoct during their time away.
Reader Mail
Straight Shots
8.4.05
Democrats disappoint — surprise! Whither Muslim moderates? Whose design? Freedom vs. Fear. Plus more.
Wednesday, August 3, 2005
Political Hay
Medicine Men
George Neumayr | 8.3.05
The Democrats use scientific mumbo-jumbo to seduce the public while they conceal from them real science that conflicts with liberal ideology.
The Nation’s Pulse
A Phony Fatwa
Christopher Orlet | 8.3.05
Last week's anti-terrorist fatwa by American Muslim leaders was about as sincere as a lap dancer's smile.
Another Perspective
In Russell Kirk’s Shadows
John Robson | 8.3.05
Was Shawn Macomber right to prefer H.P. Lovecraft's craft?
The Public Policy
Unintentionally Illogical
Paul Chesser | 8.3.05
Since when do “unintended” pregnancies represent a health crisis?
Reader Mail
Pennsylvania Stories
8.3.05
Rendell Republicans. Plus: Specter & Co., a fine Philly family, Frist and last, Clinton Kosovo. Also, ID evolves further: Don't miss Dr. Young. And more.
Tuesday, August 2, 2005
Washington Prowler
There He Goes Again
The Prowler | 8.2.05
Arlen schmoozes Anti-Federalist Society. Plus: Specter's gadget.
Political Hay
Democrats of the World: Untie!
J.P. Freire | 8.2.05
The AFL-CIO's crack-up can only be terrible news for its political dependents.
The Nation’s Pulse
Overblown and Overpaid
Ralph R. Reiland | 8.2.05
Public sector Pennsylvania is a national disgrace.
Reader Mail
Space Restrictions
8.2.05
Frist follies. Doing the Houston Shuttle. Kosovo and the War on Terror. Baghdad blues. Permanent evolution. Plus much more.
Monday, August 1, 2005
Washington Prowler
The Celling of Bill Frist
The Prowler | 8.1.05
Otherwise he had a great week. Where was the White House? Plus: The Senate's useful idiot.
At Large
Summer Blues in Baghdad
John Connly Walsh | 8.1.05
The situation in Iraq is beginning to get a bit discouraging.
Loose Canons
Houston, You Have a Problem
Jed Babbin | 8.1.05
So when are we going to forget orbiting pork and get back to serious space science?
Among the Intellectualoids
Guilty on All Counts
James Bowman | 8.1.05
If the jihadis really got to know us, they'd hate us even more. Maybe even us much as those who apologize for them.
Special Report
Blowin’ in the Wind
Patrick J. Michaels | 8.1.05
Will this be a record year for hurricanes?
Reader Mail
No More Monkeying Around
8.1.05
Intelligent science and Darwinist design. Plus: Country for our men. Shoot to kill in London. And much more.
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