Streetcar Line
From Ohio to the Open
Quin Hillyer | 7.28.06
Looking for winners, in politics and play.
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Friday, July 28, 2006
Special Report
Thank God for Bulgaria!
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 7.28.06
Border guards seize radioactive material on its way from the U.K. to a “dirty” nuclear bomb maker in Iran.
Movie Takes
My Super Ex-Girlfriend
James Bowman | 7.28.06
Is a female superhero a contradiction in terms (even if played by Uma Thurman)?
Reader Mail
UN Doings
7.28.06
Turtle Bay squatters. Also: Acts of conscience. Chicago welcome signs. North Korea's nutty bribers. Rifle associations. Plus more.
Thursday, July 27, 2006
Another Perspective
A Right of Conscience
Doug Bandow | 7.27.06
Must professionals be required to abide by liberal nostrums on issues of life and death?
The Current Crisis
Bring Back the League of Nations
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.27.06
At least it was civilized, compared to today's “international community.”
The Nation’s Pulse
The Return of SDS
Christopher Orlet | 7.27.06
A new generation of spoiled malcontents will convene in Chicago next week.
Eminentoes
He’s Not Nuts
William G. Shipman | 7.27.06
Kim Jong Il knows exactly what he's doing, shaking us down to keep himself afloat in the style to which he's become accustomed.
Special Report
Bullish on Bearing Arms
Jay D. Homnick | 7.27.06
No ceasefires on the security front.
Reader Mail
Bible Liberals
7.27.06
Are the Gospels a Democratic platform? Also, the taxpayer protection agency. The Dodd factor in Lamontland. So long, Paul. Plus more.
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Among the Intellectualoids
The Liberal Jesus
Mark Tooley | 7.26.06
A plethora of new books is pouring out explaining why Jesus is not a Republican. The latest is by the very angry Randall Balmer.
Special Report
Did Bush Overreach?
Robert T. McLean | 7.26.06
If you think the international security environment is bad now, imagine if Saddam still ruled Iraq.
The Public Policy
Want to Control Spending?
James L. Payne | 7.26.06
Give taxpayers a voice in government — the Office of Taxpayer Advocacy, anyone?
Political Hay
Democratic Generosity
Lisa Fabrizio | 7.26.06
So far as the right is concerned, Democrats remain the gift that keeps on giving.
TAS Live
Facing the Deep
Jonathan Aitken | 7.26.06
Close proximity to the sea can bring about an experience of personal and spiritual renewal.
Reader Mail
Lit Chicks
7.26.06
Down with the Dixies. Up with Ben Stein. Only the lonely. Mr. Dorell's final curtain call. Plus more.
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
Special Report
America!
Ben Stein | 7.25.06
To those who keep us liberated and safe and air-conditioned.
Washington Prowler
Know When to Hold Them
The Prowler | 7.25.06
In key Senate races, Minnesota is Rove country. Also: Democrats list Dean.
Eminentoes
Keep on Cluckin’
Jeremy Lott | 7.25.06
The secret of the Dixie Chicks' diminishing appeal.
The Nation’s Pulse
Beside Ourselves: The Lonely Lost in Our Social Labyrinths
James Poulos | 7.25.06
A stunning new report shows Americans are more isolated than ever, but the ugly truths get lost in the statistics.
At Large
Hope Over Experience, Part VIII
Doug Bandow | 7.25.06
When it comes to North Korea, South Korea has this chronic need to say “I do.”
Reader Mail
Exceptional Work
7.25.06
What is Iran up to via Hizbullah? Reactions to Jed Babbin. Also: Lord Lamont of Greenwich. Tunnel visions. Women Vets. Mensa confirmations. Plus more.
Monday, July 24, 2006
Washington Prowler
Watershed Moments
The Prowler | 7.24.06
Newt inches closer to a presidential run. Clinton in Connecticut is about Hillary's presidential run.
Political Hay
The New Conductor on the Clattering Train
Jeffrey Lord | 7.24.06
Ned Lamont of Greenwich takes one back to Lord Halifax, Neville Chamberlain, and Amb. Joseph P. Kennedy.
Another Perspective
The War of the Three Weeks
Judd Magilnick | 7.24.06
Freelance Kabbalah — for free!
Special Report
The Melina Del Valle Tunnel
Andrew Cline | 7.24.06
If Boston's Big Dig connector tunnel is ever repaired, it surely will require a new name.
Reader Mail
Senses of Proportion
7.24.06
Ben Stein, Hizbollah and Israel. Also: Nation-building and U.S. security. Scotland's moods. Mensa reconsiders. Plus much more.
