Political Hay
Color Blind Court
Jennifer Rubin | 6.29.07
The Supreme Court reaffirms equal opportunity — and reminds Americans which party supports racial preferences.
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Friday, June 29, 2007
The Nation’s Pulse
Branding Up Baby
Paul Beston | 6.29.07
Stumped on a name for your child? Just hire a consultant.
Another Perspective
Praise Music Flunks
Lawrence Henry | 6.29.07
If it is meant to attract church-goers, is there any hope for their aesthetic soul?
Special Report
End of a Free-Trade Era
Doug Bandow | 6.29.07
The president's “fast track” negotiating authority expires tomorrow. It will require bipartisanship to get it back. Otherwise, chock up another Bush-era casualty.
At Large
Bustlers and Hustlers in Eden
Peter Hannaford | 6.29.07
Marrakech is said to have 700,000 palm trees, creating an air of a desert paradise.
Reader Mail
It’s Too Late
6.29.07
The niqab has landed on American shores. Also: Bush-Libby: Just do it. Searching for Bartok. Consonant games. Plus more.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Special Report
Tony’s Tragic Blind Spot
Daniel Mandel | 6.28.07
However misplaced, the ideals that animated Prime Minister Blair were both principled and in short supply in a cynical world.
The Current Crisis
Designer Slits
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.28.07
The niqab redefines the chic look.
The Nation’s Pulse
From Car Talk to Bartok
Christopher Orlet | 6.28.07
A Washington Public Radio Station returns to a classical music format.
At Large
Bad Days in Islamabad
George H. Wittman | 6.28.07
Pervez Musharraf and Pakistan are rushing toward crisis — but which one?
Movie Takes
Unborn in the USA
James Bowman | 6.28.07
Perhaps as honest a debate about abortion as one might expect from a pair of pro-choice documentary filmmakers.
Reader Mail
Shakedown Highways
6.28.07
Draconian fines mean safety? Cops out of control? Cops doing their job? Also: Emperor Rudy. Hillary's gaggle. Wayne vs. degeneracy. Abusive schools. High school day care. Plus much more.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
General Rudy
Philip Klein | 6.27.07
Giuliani speaks to a Jewish community in suburban Maryland with his eyes less on the nomination than on the White House.
Political Hay
Ahoy the Entourage!
Patrick O'Hannigan | 6.27.07
And shiver me timbers — it's the crew from Hillaryland.
The Public Policy
Highway Robbery
Eric Peters | 6.27.07
Thanks to their Republican legislature, Virginia drivers are about to be tyrannized.
Another Perspective
The Duke of America
Lisa Fabrizio | 6.27.07
How John Wayne survives the worst of times.
Special Report
Madame Rick
Peter Hannaford | 6.27.07
The real Casablanca finally has a real Rick's Cafe, run by a real American.
At Large
Naming Children in the Digital Age
Jay D. Homnick | 6.27.07
Isn't it better to be called 4Real than John Doe?
Movie Takes
A Mighty Heart
James Bowman | 6.27.07
The kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Special Report
Speaking Softly
John Tabin | 6.26.07
In two major freedom of speech rulings yesterday, the Roberts Court moved cautiously.
Political Hay
Placebo Propaganda
David Hogberg | 6.26.07
Sicko scores some points against HMO's. Otherwise, it's as potent as sweetened cough drops.
Buy the Book
Return to the Blackboard Jungle
Shawn Macomber | 6.26.07
School psychologist Bernard Chapin outlines the ills of progressive education in Escape From Gangsta Island.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Bells of Cape May
Ralph R. Reiland | 6.26.07
The Army Corps of Engineers works in mysterious ways.
Another Perspective
Hmong Elementary
Mark G. Michaelsen | 6.26.07
The naming of Madison, Wisconsin's Vang Pao elementary school has become an on-and-off affair.
Reader Mail
Christian to Christian
6.26.07
Clearing up the mystery of the missing Obama webcast? Also: All's Welles that ends well — joining the Citizen Kane Mutiny. Plus: NOW's medicine, somersaults, desert justice, and more.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Special Report
Our Founding Father
Ben Stein | 6.25.07
What would the world be like if there had been no William F. Buckley?
Campaign Crawlers
Obama Webcast Shut Down — Why?
Jeffrey Lord | 6.25.07
Sudden darkness in the wake of an American Spectator article. Church invites IRS attention. UCC's Barry Lynn silent.
Political Hay
Here’s the Skinny
Andrew Cline | 6.25.07
Guantanamo Bay to close after Renee Zellweger escape.
At Large
An Utter Lack of Awareness
Jeff Emanuel | 6.25.07
As word emerges of the Australian navy's repulsing of an Iranian effort to abduct its sailors two years ago, the question arises: Why were British sailors put into a position to be kidnapped last March?
Another Perspective
Bombers in Paradise
Peter Hannaford | 6.25.07
Live from a Muslim country seemingly at peace with secular life.
Among the Intellectualoids
Don’t Save Me the Aisle Seat
Larry Thornberry | 6.25.07
A cranky conservative vents the American Film Institute's “100 Greatest” list.
Reader Mail
Moore Medicine
6.25.07
Will killing profit save the patient? Also: Salman Rushdie as knight errant — heated reactions. Passing sentence on Feinstein. Libby's pardon past. Plus much more.
