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Cuban Misinformation Crisis
Jay D. Homnick | 8.4.06
There is nothing much to celebrate unless Cuba can somehow burst out into the sunlight of liberty.
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Friday, August 4, 2006
Political Hay
Government Waste Disclosure
Chris Edwards | 8.4.06
Who's getting your tax dollars? Sen. Tom Coburn launches his latest idea to keep you informed and the porkers and earmarkers chagrined.
Special Report
Cuba’s Unfinished Revolution
Jorge Amador | 8.4.06
It's never too late, even after 47 years.
TAS Live
NR Goes to War
Neal B. Freeman | 8.4.06
Reflections on conservatives and the arguments for going into Iraq.
Reader Mail
Time Travel
8.4.06
When driving was a trip. Also: Presidential steel. Rahm Democrats. Prelapsarian coral lapses. Plus more.
Thursday, August 3, 2006
The Current Crisis
Cool Under Pressure
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.3.06
Steady support from our president is helping Israel overcome its hesitancy.
Political Hay
The Emanuel Brothers’ Mel Bonding
Jeffrey Lord | 8.3.06
Why no Democratic outrage over anti-Semites with real Lethal Weapons?
Buy the Book
The Flying Inn Reconsidered
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 8.3.06
G.K. Chesterton's prophetic and forgotten look at a British establishment enthralled by Islamicism.
The Nation’s Pulse
Boxed-In Beauties
Eric Peters | 8.3.06
Our cars a more powerful and better built than ever — and we can't even go 55 in them in 70 mph zones. How's that for irony?
TAS Live
Brownwater Sailors
Jed Babbin | 8.3.06
Training with the new Navy Expeditionary Combat Command.
Reader Mail
Coming Clean
8.3.06
America: From Freedom to What? Civilian hostages. Coral depths. Politically held tongues. Pool hall romances. Plus more.
Wednesday, August 2, 2006
Special Report
Lost in the Deluge
Shawn Macomber | 8.2.06
A state-sponsored courtroom trip into inner city hell.
The Public Policy
Okay Coral
Patrick J. Michaels | 8.2.06
Our oceans' coral reefs have survived a lot worse than a slight increase in global temperatures.
Media Matters
Noncommittal Americans
Lisa Fabrizio | 8.2.06
Rather than take a stand on issues that matter, many good citizens allow the media to cow them into silence and apathy.
Movie Takes
America: From Freedom to Fascism
James Bowman | 8.2.06
The paranoid style finds its home in the movies, happy to appeal to left-wing nuts and right-wings nuts alike.
Reader Mail
Passion Fodder
8.2.06
Mel Gibson goes for a drive. Also: Values are all around. Teddy K. once more. Plus much else.
Tuesday, August 1, 2006
Political Hay
Values Apply to All Issues
Paul Chesser | 8.1.06
Unintentional caricaturing of the religious right by media and conservative advocacy groups alike leaves the wrong impression of what might be on the minds of evangelical voters.
At Large
Why Not Kill This Man?
Jeremy Lott | 8.1.06
Naveed Afzal Haq knew exactly what he was doing.
Another Perspective
Catch-22 Dictatorships
Daniel Freedman | 8.1.06
Does the Bush Doctrine give Muslim dictators an incentive to overstate the Islamist threat?
Reader Mail
Outstanding Work
8.1.06
Triple plays. Ben is right. Jed is right. The Sit Out Right. Teddy bear rocked. Religion and heat. Plus much more.
Monday, July 31, 2006
Another Perspective
How to Lose to Terrorists
Ben Stein | 7.31.06
You cannot fight inhumane people with humane means.
Loose Canons
Israel as George Bush
Jed Babbin | 7.31.06
Vince Brooks, please call your office. Your travel orders are ready.
Political Hay
They Haven’t Changed
David Hogberg | 7.31.06
Given a chance to demonstrate fiscal responsibility, House Republicans failed miserably. Way to motivate the base to bother to vote this fall, guys.
Special Report
Dear Senator Kennedy: Resigning to Reform
Jeffrey Lord | 7.31.06
Teddy's 43 years of “service” on the Senate Judiciary Committee has been spectacularly destructive. Now he's causing trouble again.
The Nation’s Pulse
Nothing New Under the Sun
Mark Tooley | 7.31.06
Evangelicals spar over global warming — and some are having second thoughts.
Reader Mail
Rack and Roll
7.31.06
Pool hall memories and sounds. Also: The dirt on the Bulgarian find. Uncle Walter not so avuncular. Acts of conscience. Relocation, relocation. Plus much more.
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