Special Report
Good Morning, 2006
Ben Stein | 12.30.05
With gratitude to those who make our happiness possible.
With gratitude to those who make our happiness possible.
President Bush, faults and all, is made of steely stuff.
Domestically, Democrats can dream. Abroad, the Mullah state could prove a nightmare.
A successful political movement has its ups and downs.
And other Democratic predilections. Plus: Booming the Boomers — who brought them up? Patriotic urges. Granville Sewell and Nobel Prize. And much more.
Have you ever wished you could profit from all the lobbying and influence peddling going on in Washington?
Fanatics dream of impeachment — a word that need not be repeated.
In the U.S. and elsewhere — at least outside the Muslim world — patriotic attachments are under siege.
If you hate Merchant-Ivory, then this film you'll really hate.
Polarized bears run amok thanks to the Kyoto Protocol. Also: Thermo-responses to evolution's thermodynamics. Generation pap. Climbing latters. And more.
The Boomers at 60 — more untrustworthy than ever.
Summing up some major highlights of fiscally reckless 2005.
The theory of creation of species through natural selection violates the second law of thermodynamics.
Welcome to the new Hollywood genre of paranoid comedy.
Songs of Christmas. The politics of morality and religion. Designs on intelligence. Plus much more.