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Friday, December 30, 2005

Special Report

Good Morning, 2006

Ben Stein | 12.30.05

With gratitude to those who make our happiness possible.

Enemy of the Week

Enemy of the Year

Enemy Central | 12.30.05

Enemy Central sends out its posse.

Political Hay

Stoic of the Year

Paul Beston | 12.30.05

President Bush, faults and all, is made of steely stuff.

Another Perspective

Prognostications 2006

John Tabin | 12.30.05

Domestically, Democrats can dream. Abroad, the Mullah state could prove a nightmare.

The Nation’s Pulse

Conservatism in Crisis?

David Hogberg | 12.30.05

A successful political movement has its ups and downs.

Loose Canons

A Very Unmerry New Year to You

Jed Babbin | 12.30.05

And to hell with 2006.

Movie Takes

Munich

James Bowman | 12.30.05

Mr. Spielberg knows how to film, but not how to think.

Reader Mail

Misunderestimations

12.30.05

And other Democratic predilections. Plus: Booming the Boomers — who brought them up? Patriotic urges. Granville Sewell and Nobel Prize. And much more.

Thursday, December 29, 2005

The Current Crisis

Dingy Democrats

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.29.05

Do they have a future?

Political Hay

A Piece of the Action

David Boaz | 12.29.05

Have you ever wished you could profit from all the lobbying and influence peddling going on in Washington?

Another Perspective

An I to the Future

Jay D. Homnick | 12.29.05

Fanatics dream of impeachment — a word that need not be repeated.

Special Report

The Meaning — and Demeaning — of Patriotism

Herbert London | 12.29.05

In the U.S. and elsewhere — at least outside the Muslim world — patriotic attachments are under siege.

Movie Takes

The White Countess

James Bowman | 12.29.05

If you hate Merchant-Ivory, then this film you'll really hate.

Reader Mail

Treaty or Trick

12.29.05

Polarized bears run amok thanks to the Kyoto Protocol. Also: Thermo-responses to evolution's thermodynamics. Generation pap. Climbing latters. And more.

Wednesday, December 28, 2005

The Nation’s Pulse

Screwing It Up, One More Time

Lawrence Henry | 12.28.05

The Boomers at 60 — more untrustworthy than ever.

At Large

Woe Unto Kyoto

Michael Fumento | 12.28.05

Time to bury Kyoto and move on.

Another Perspective

Our Sad State of Affairs

Ralph R. Reiland | 12.28.05

Summing up some major highlights of fiscally reckless 2005.

Special Report

Evolution’s Thermodynamic Failure

Granville Sewell | 12.28.05

The theory of creation of species through natural selection violates the second law of thermodynamics.

Movie Takes

Fun With Dick and Jane

James Bowman | 12.28.05

Welcome to the new Hollywood genre of paranoid comedy.

Reader Mail

Fairytale Season

12.28.05

Songs of Christmas. The politics of morality and religion. Designs on intelligence. Plus much more.

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