Political Hay
Doesn’t Look Good
John Tabin | 10.21.05
Harriet Miers will not join the Supreme Court.
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Friday, October 21, 2005
Washington Prowler
Stemming Specter
The Prowler | 10.21.05
Is the White House ready to give Arlen Specter what he wants on stem cell research in return for going easy on Harriet Miers?
The Nation’s Pulse
Danger Street
Lawrence Henry | 10.21.05
Is there any way to curtail teenage driving deaths?
Special Report
Bob Morrish, RIP
David Hogberg | 10.21.05
A rare high-school teacher who was larger than life.
Sports Arena
Players at the Ball
Jay D. Homnick | 10.21.05
With the Cinderella White Sox and Astros going head to head, who will be crowned Prince Charming?
Reader Mail
Unnaturally Selective
10.21.05
Behe, Hannah et al. show their ID. Also: Honoring Penn Kemble. Libertarian Spacemen. Involuntarily inert. Exorcist exits. Plus more.
Thursday, October 20, 2005
The Nation’s Pulse
Kangaroo Court
George Neumayr | 10.20.05
Professor Michael Behe, appearing at the left's version of the Scopes trial, threatens its cherished theory of “random natural selection.”
At Large
Skinny Saddam in Black and White
John Connly Walsh | 10.20.05
The trial's shaky opening in Baghdad.
At Large
Pumping Gas Prices
Doug Bandow | 10.20.05
Too expensive? Just wait. Federal and state governments can always find ways to make gasoline even more expensive.
Another Perspective
Martial Stupidity
Christopher Orlet | 10.20.05
What if our war strategists listened to the left?
Reader Mail
Wie Was Robbed
10.20.05
Michelle's expensive drop. Plus: Tom DeLay and Democrat hackers. Dirty Devil. Clean Harry Potter. And much more.
Wednesday, October 19, 2005
Another Perspective
The Plantation Right
Andrew Cline | 10.19.05
Conservatives must assert their independence from the GOP.
The Nation’s Pulse
Michelle, Ma Belle
Reid Collins | 10.19.05
What a difference twelve inches can make — say, $53,000! Why isn't Michael Bamberger working for the IRS?
Another Perspective
Tolerating the Iraqi Constitution
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.19.05
Democrats complain that Iraq's new Constitution isn't perfect, but it doesn't have to be.
Movie Takes
Nine Lives
James Bowman | 10.19.05
Nine finely acted vignettes about women dealing with loss.
Reader Mail
The Devil’s Details
10.19.05
Gone over to the dark side. Prowler's public service. Medicare trainwreck. Plus much more.
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Political Hay
Democrats at a Loss
Sean Higgins | 10.18.05
Carville, Greenberg, and Shrum agree (again) — their party doesn't have a way to take advantage of the GOP's problems.
Washington Prowler
The Miers Card
The Prowler | 10.18.05
Conservatives and the White House chief of staff.
Special Report
The Exorcism of Europe
George Neumayr | 10.18.05
Demonic cults spread on the Continent as sophisticates scoff at the Vatican's ancient practice.
At Large
Victory Monday
John Connly Walsh | 10.18.05
In the wake of the Constitution's victory in Iraq, allegations of U.S. killing of civilians — new reports from post-Referendum Iraq.
Another Perspective
Offset Opportunities
Michael F. Cannon | 10.18.05
If Congress is serious on finding ways to pay for Katrina recovery, it could start by delaying implementation of the Medicare drug prescription program.
Campus Scenes
Current Affairs
Mark Judge | 10.18.05
Newsweek puts it out for college students — as if they weren't bored enough.
Reader Mail
Those Trojan Horses
10.18.05
USC's victory over Notre Dame takes its toll. Also: Canadian syrup. Plame throwers. The Million More bore. And much more.
Monday, October 17, 2005
Media Matters
The Fourth Wall
Shawn Macomber | 10.17.05
When tragedy failed to materialize in Iraq Saturday, CNN's Christiane Amanpour, for one, rewrote history.
Loose Canons
QuagMiers SGO
Jed Babbin | 10.17.05
Not so wild about Harriet — and a whole lot of other stuff going on.
At Large
All Quiet on the Referendum Front
John Connly Walsh | 10.17.05
Give or take some apparently “happy fire.” And all those U.S. Air Force jets flying high overhead toward Syria. Live weekend reports from our man in Baghdad.
The Nation’s Pulse
Blonde Faith
Jay D. Homnick | 10.17.05
Amber waves of gain — and other matters that shouldn't be pinned on Karl Rove.
Another Perspective
Millions More Misconceptions
Mark Goldblatt | 10.17.05
Maybe the emphasis should have been not on what government doesn't do for the poor but for what it can't do.
Reader Mail
Flat Truths
10.17.05
All's fair in taxation and reform. Miffed conservatives. Potter plants. Sojourners samples Hynes. Plus much more.
