Special Report
The Origin of Speciousness
George Neumayr | 11.18.05 @ 12:09AM
Darwinism is an intrinsically atheistic theory. If you doubt this, just read the words of Darwinist Edward O. Wilson.
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Friday, November 18, 2005
The Nation's Pulse
There Goes the Neighborhood
Lawrence Henry | 11.18.05 @ 12:07AM
Heading south when the boomers retire.
Another Perspective
The Homeschooled Murderer
Paul Chesser | 11.18.05 @ 12:07AM
Unwanted but deserved attention -- precisely because it was so out of character.
Political Hay
Suspect Spenders
David Hogberg | 11.18.05 @ 12:06AM
The Republican Congress is finding it impossible to kick its ugly habits.
TAS Live
Unshared Sacrifice
Ben Stein | 11.18.05 @ 12:05AM
Selections from America's leading Diarist.
Reader Mail
Lying in Wait
11.18.05 @ 12:01AM
Big lies, small Democrats. Plus: Could Alito lose? Kim Il-Song Kennedys. And more.
Thursday, November 17, 2005
The Current Crisis
Forty Years of Intolerance
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.17.05 @ 12:08AM
Liberals have yet to accept that conservatives, including Samuel Alito, are here to stay.
Another Perspective
Pushing and Shoving
Jay D. Homnick | 11.17.05 @ 12:06AM
The row over Roe is bound to escalate now that Samuel Alito's private views have been made public.
Live From New York
Wal-Mart, Socialists, and Me
Philip Klein | 11.17.05 @ 12:06AM
Workers of the Greenwich Village world unite to keep Wal-Mart out of New York City.
Buy the Book
The Book on Phyllis Schlafly
Bracy Bersnak | 11.17.05 @ 12:04AM
A history of grassroots conservatism in postwar America.
Movie Takes
Good Morning, Night
James Bowman | 11.17.05 @ 12:02AM
A more successful effort to put a human face on terrorism -- because this time the terrorists are not Islamic.
Reader Mail
Word Play
11.17.05 @ 12:01AM
Democrats on the record. Edwards and other sunshine patriots. Howdy Saudis. Plus more.
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Enemy of the Week
Seeing Double
Enemy Central | 11.16.05 @ 12:08AM
We've doubled our pleasure, doubled our fun.
At Large
Our SOBs
Christopher Orlet | 11.16.05 @ 12:07AM
America's Saudi allies rule a fear society, not a quaint Bedouin kingdom.
Political Hay
Left to Their Devices
Lisa Fabrizio | 11.16.05 @ 12:06AM
Democrats are stuck in a '70s rut.
Another Perspective
In Praise of Gold Diggers
Matthew T. Mehan | 11.16.05 @ 12:05AM
Her reptilian ways may seem cruel, but a gold digger in truth is a social reformer.
TAS Live
Beijing Bows to Belief
Jonathan Aitken | 11.16.05 @ 12:04AM
In China there is growing government acceptance of religious participation -- but Western-style tolerance and religious freedom are still a long way off.
Reader Mail
Finding an Audience
11.16.05 @ 12:01AM
Swofford's wayward Jarhead. Democrats in fear of WMDs. Dime store politics. Pennsylvania payjacks. Plus much more.
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Washington Prowler
In Their Own Words
The Prowler | 11.15.05 @ 11:56AM
"Iraq & Weapons of Mass Destruction: What the Democrats said and when they said it." A document distributed today at the Senate Republican Policy Lunch.
Campaign Crawlers
Back to Base Tactics
J.P. Freire | 11.15.05 @ 12:08AM
With speculation rising about 2006, Republicans need to realize where they come from.
Special Report
The House of Kim
Patrick Devenny | 11.15.05 @ 12:07AM
Who's next in Pyongyang? Kim Jong-Il's possible dynastic succession.
The Nation's Pulse
Turning on a Dime
Jay D. Homnick | 11.15.05 @ 12:05AM
Despite what some say, there's at least a nickel's worth of difference between Democrats and Republicans.
Political Hay
Political Meltdown in Pennsylvania
Ralph R. Reiland | 11.15.05 @ 12:05AM
A judge learns first hand what happens when voters play judge and jury.
Movie Takes
Jarhead
James Bowman | 11.15.05 @ 12:02AM
The few. The proud. The homicidal and sex-obsessed.
Reader Mail
Dwindling Anglicans
11.15.05 @ 12:01AM
Protesting Episcopal peculations. Plus: Healthcare flares -- does Tucker wants socialized care? Also: Nuclear ambitions. Wobbly George. And more!
Monday, November 14, 2005
Washington Prowler
Treacherous Waters
The Prowler | 11.14.05 @ 12:10AM
Trent Lott plots. Arlen Specter repays Rick. Extremists target Alito.
Loose Canons
Fear and Loathing on the Confirmation Trail
Jed Babbin | 11.14.05 @ 12:08AM
In this Senate, "advice and consent" means "politics and buffoonery."
Special Report
Let's Solve the Healthcare Problem
William Tucker | 11.14.05 @ 12:07AM
And in the process narrow the gap between Republican leaders and their constituents.
Among the Intellectualoids
Zinn Marxism
Shawn Macomber | 11.14.05 @ 12:06AM
Karl Marx enjoys a second coming, courtesy of Boston's Red Line.
The Nation's Pulse
The Peculiar Peculations of PECUSA
Thomas Lipscomb | 11.14.05 @ 12:06AM
Last week in Pittsburgh, the wayward Protestant Episcopal Church suffers further humiliation.
Reader Mail
Running and Gunning
11.14.05 @ 12:01AM
Muzzle toughness. Big Oil's slick money and greasy palms. Also: A Galaxie of cars. Kilgore's brain. Prayerbook politics. Plus much more.
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