Another Perspective
Terror in Our Midst
Ben Stein | 3.30.07
Huge swaths of major American cities are murderous “no-go” zones — and that's acceptable?
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Friday, March 30, 2007
Political Hay
A Loser’s Politics
John Tabin | 3.30.07
The President has to decide what is more important: Alberto or Iraq?
Campaign Crawlers
Mitt’s Biggest Flop
David Hogberg | 3.30.07
Intensive care won't save RomneyCare, the former Massachusetts governor's crowning achievement and likely biggest embarrassment.
Washington Prowler
Team Schumer-McNulty
The Prowler | 3.30.07
Who says a Democrat and a Republican can't get along swimmingly?
Special Report
Felon Ball
Paul Beston | 3.30.07
Sooner or later, the criminal element in pro basketball and football will drive fans away — won't it?
The Nation’s Pulse
What Do We Really Think About Immigration?
Lawrence Henry | 3.30.07
Polling only adds to the confusion.
Reader Mail
Under Leahy’s Boot
3.30.07
Monica Goodling's plight in a Democrat dictatorship. Also: Webb's enemy ways. More Hillary. More borderlines. Plus much else.
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Enemy of the Week
Fields of Dishonor
Enemy Central | 3.29.07
So many professions, so many professions of innocence.
Political Hay
A Tale of Monica and Pat Leahy
Jeffrey Lord | 3.29.07
Justice Department aide Monica Goodling knows corruption when she sees it.
The Current Crisis
What Trial of the Century?
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.29.07
The Chicago proceedings against the learned Conrad Black have become a snooze.
The Public Policy
Blinder’s Blinders
John Tamny | 3.29.07
Angst about global economic pressures will not keep America prosperous.
Campaign Crawlers
Mitt’s Epiphanies
David Hogberg | 3.29.07
Why it's hard to trust a pol who's susceptible to them.
Movie Takes
Into Great Silence
James Bowman | 3.29.07
The monastic life as you've never seen it — not recently, anyway.
Reader Mail
At the Foot of the Master
3.29.07
Hillary for dummies. Also: Wired about FTD. Bees wax. Border conservatism. Another midnight raid. Plus much more.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Streetcar Line
Hillary’s Real School for Scandal
Quin Hillyer | 3.28.07
Madame Frontrunner for the Presidency has a smellier record than, say, Alberto Gonzales.
Campaign Crawlers
Too Late?
Lisa Fabrizio | 3.28.07
Not for those just getting to know Fred Thompson.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Flight of the Bumblebee
Reid Collins | 3.28.07
Something strange is happening to the nation's bee industry.
Political Hay
The Apple of My Eye
Jennifer Rubin | 3.28.07
The last thing Ms. Hillary needed was to be immortalized on YouTube.
Reader Mail
Border Battles
3.28.07
Inviting guest workers. Plus: Musical discord. Environmentally sound cavemen. Religious wrangling. And much more.
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Political Hay
Comprehensive Confusion
W. James Antle, III | 3.27.07
The House revisits the immigration quagmire, and thanks to Rep. Jeff Flake's co-sponsorship, the new bill could be an attention grabber.
The Nation’s Pulse
It’s the Calories, Fatso
Michael Fumento | 3.27.07
Eating too much and moving too little — not chemicals — is what makes us fat.
The Public Policy
Safety at All Costs
Eric Peters | 3.27.07
The regulatory state is happy to impose an ever greater price on the car you hoped to buy and the insurance you can't afford.
Another Perspective
Radical Disillusionment
Ralph R. Reiland | 3.27.07
It's as old as progressive time.
Reader Mail
Classical Class
3.27.07
What makes for Asians' success in classical performance? The author of Musicians From a Different Shore writes in. Also: Mitt's Evangelicals. Gore's Evangelicals. An American's Civic duty. Plus much more.
Monday, March 26, 2007
At Large
In the Line of Fire
William Tucker | 3.26.07
Joining a Quick Reaction Force to locate and disable improvised explosive devices (IEDs) — from our embedded correspondent in Iraq.
Washington Prowler
Schumer’s Mole
The Prowler | 3.26.07
Why's Chuck going easy on one of the DOJ insiders? Also: Evangelicals for Romney opposed to Thompson. Plus: Donors in a corner.
Special Report
Prepare for Biblical Floods and Droughts
Mark Tooley | 3.26.07
The charlatanism aimed at rank-and-file evangelicals now comes from the left.
Sports Arena
The Color of Golf
Lawrence Henry | 3.26.07
From shocking orange to sobering black and white.
The Nation’s Pulse
Faux Grass-Roots Activism
Jay D. Homnick | 3.26.07
Wolfang must have been felled by a hockey puck.
Reader Mail
Midnight Runs
3.26.07
Patrolling Iraq reporting. Plus: Gore Prizes. Business in Bangkok. Duncan Hunter. From Riady to Dubai. Plus more.
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