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Saints in Armor
Ben Stein | 1.27.06
A response to Joel Stein.
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Friday, January 27, 2006
Special Report
A Downeast Tiger?
Neal B. Freeman | 1.27.06
What economic basket-case Maine can learn from the Irish lesson.
The Nation’s Pulse
Oratory, the Lost Sport
Lawrence Henry | 1.27.06
How long has it been since the last great political speech?
Political Hay
Nanny Knows Best
David Hogberg | 1.27.06
At Krugman General, Nurse Government, RN can never leave your bedside.
The Public Policy
Commission Off a Crime
Jay D. Homnick | 1.27.06
States like Tennessee are now taxing illegal drugs in the name of revenue enhancement.
Reader Mail
Cruising for a Bruising
1.27.06
Driving, albeit recklessly, to a conclusion about speeding. Also: Steady Teddy. Catholic conundrum. Pork-cutting plans. And more!
Thursday, January 26, 2006
The Current Crisis
Old What’s His Name
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.26.06
Why Ted Kennedy is more endearing than Jack Abramoff.
Campus Scenes
Reclaiming Catholic Colleges
David Holman | 1.26.06
Two university priest-presidents provide Catholic leadership for a change.
The Public Policy
Make Speeding Impossible?
Eric Peters | 1.26.06
Once your new car is programmed to go no faster than the posted speed limit, driving will become a nightmare.
At Large
The Galloway of Some People
Jason Miks | 1.26.06
Apathetic voters in the United Kingdom can thank George Galloway for dumbing down politics.
Another Perspective
Federal Snoops: Nothing New
Ralph R. Reiland | 1.26.06
Anyone remember the anonymous letter sent to Martin Luther King, Jr. back in 1964?
Reader Mail
Scrooge McDemocrat
1.26.06
The Democrats offer only miserly meanderings. Also: Source force. Color coordination. Starch march. Persian parlays. Canada's Harper Valley, USA. And more!
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Political Hay
Black Hat Democrats
Patrick Hynes | 1.25.06
Their meanness is now legendary. And that's before their policies are taken into account.
Another Perspective
What If These Were Iraqi Elections?
Shawn Macomber | 1.25.06
Today's Palestinian parliamentary elections are a vital step in the right direction.
Political Hay
It’s Not Just Pork
Paul Chesser | 1.25.06
“Earmarks” are but a symptom of something a lot more corrupting.
Movie Takes
Why We Fight
James Bowman | 1.25.06
According to the class of 1974, it's because of what Eisenhower said.
Reader Mail
Hire Education
1.25.06
Professors these days! Also: Prof. Lipstadt again. Resenters. Property. Abortion and health. Design. Iran amok. And much more!
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Political Hay
March of the Resenters
Mark Judge | 1.24.06
The anti-war, anti-Bush protest march coming to Washington February 4th has nothing to do with politics.
The Nation’s Pulse
Neither/Nor: Higher Education In America
James Poulos | 1.24.06
Burning the candle of competence at both ends.
Eminentoes
Jilted Souter
Jay D. Homnick | 1.24.06
He's learning the hard way that the Kelo ruling remains unsettled law.
Campus Scenes
The Top 5 Campus Outrages of 2005
Jim Eltringham | 1.24.06
Censorship, violence, academic suspensions, and lots of other goodies.
Reader Mail
Iran Away
1.24.06
Who declared war on the U.S. 26 years ago? Also: No more anti-American spin. Intelligent science. Silent Chernobyl spring. Drivers on film. Plus more.
Monday, January 23, 2006
Loose Canons
Iran Showdown
Jed Babbin | 1.23.06
If, as is likely, Israel can't put an end to the Mullah state's nuclear arming, there'll be only one country left to do the job.
Campaign Crawlers
Grit Removal
John Tabin | 1.23.06
Today will be a good day for North America — as Stephen Harper's Conservatives stand poised to end rule by crooks and restore friendly relations with Washington.
Special Report
Deny the Designer, Save “Science”
P. David Hornik | 1.23.06
Opponents of Intelligent Design appear to lack Einstein's humility.
Among the Intellectualoids
Chernobyl Myths
Paul Lorenzini | 1.23.06
HBO is feeding viewers warmed-over legends about fallout from the Chernobyl accident.
Reader Mail
Irving and the Professor
1.23.06
Deborah Lipstadt counters. Plus: A 120 proof Barrett Report. Also: General Martyrs. Dog talk. Kennedy cantos. And much more.
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