The Nation’s Pulse
America’s Hit-Kickers
Clinton W. Taylor | 2.24.06
The fifteen best conservative country songs, not one of them tacky, cheesy, or feckless.
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Friday, February 24, 2006
Political Hay
Asleep at the Switch — Twice
Peter Hannaford | 2.24.06
An ill-informed Congress is not a happy Congress.
Buy the Book
Boston’s Brother Bosses
Lawrence Henry | 2.24.06
Who knew Howie Carr could write like this?
Special Report
As Iran Goes, So Goes the Third World
Christopher Orlet | 2.24.06
Some in Washington and the EU are resigned to a nuclear Iran. And that's good news for Burma.
The Public Policy
Stuck in HSA Denial
David Hogberg | 2.24.06
Democrats won't concede what statistics can't hide: HSAs work, even for the poor.
Reader Mail
What Have We Lost?
2.24.06
Replies to Ben Stein. Also: Is America for sale? Or just our Air Force? Plus: Evangelical enviros. Husky senators. And much more.
Thursday, February 23, 2006
The Current Crisis
Showdown at Harvard State
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.23.06
Our nation's leading public university ousts its unindicted president.
Special Report
We’re Losing
Ben Stein | 2.23.06
Maybe we shouldn't have surrendered our free expression to people who are at war with us.
The Public Policy
Bible Bending Propaganda
Paul Chesser | 2.23.06
Was Jesus an early opponent of global warming?
Movie Takes
Battle in Heaven
James Bowman | 2.23.06
If you weren't ill before seeing this one, you will be after you've seen it.
Reader Mail
Unsafe Harbors
2.23.06
The administration drops anchors on its toes. Also: The Great Raid is great indeed. Don't miss the director's cut. Plus: Treasuring Peter Sellers. And much more.
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Political Hay
Ports in a Storm
Jay D. Homnick | 2.22.06
Regarding the dubious Dubai-U.S. deal, the president is fighting a sure-lose battle.
Special Report
Spit in Oscar’s Eyes
Happy Jack Feder | 2.22.06
The Great Raid is now out in a director's cut DVD — buy it in time for Academy Awards night.
The Nation’s Pulse
Racism and Sports
Lisa Fabrizio | 2.22.06
Everyone is always looking for an edge in the PC arena.
Movie Takes
The Pink Panther
James Bowman | 2.22.06
Steve Martin's pale imitation of Peter Sellers's Inspector Clouseau.
Reader Mail
Soldiering On
2.22.06
Pappy Boyington and the ungrateful generation. Plus: Climate controllers. Bryant Gumball. Sanctioned holy violence. And more.
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Washington Prowler
Blunt Whipped
The Prowler | 2.21.06
Movement afoot to give John Shadegg a stated role. Plus: Warner rejiggered. Unions spent.
Loose Canons
Fiddling with FISA
Jed Babbin | 2.21.06
Congress is about to give the president a chance to issue his first veto.
Eminentoes
Hansen’s Hot Hype
Patrick J. Michaels | 2.21.06
No one is censoring NASA's global warmer — and his penchant for distorting the truth for dramatic effect.
The Nation’s Pulse
Pappy Boyington Shot Down
Thomas Lipscomb | 2.21.06
What is really going on at the University of Washington.
Media Matters
Why Do They Hate Us?
Carol Platt Liebau | 2.21.06
The question the press should be asking — about itself.
Reader Mail
Fill ‘Er Up
2.21.06
Suburbia is here to stay — and the need for cheap transport. Also: Media implosion. Wal-Mart charges. To die in Kosovo. Plus much more.
