The Public Policy
An Update on Transplant
Lawrence Henry | 7.27.07
Good Samaratin organ donorship is in the air these days — not a moment too late.
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Friday, July 27, 2007
Political Hay
Beyond Words
James David Dickson | 7.27.07
Senate Democrats want action against Alberto Gonzales — if Arlen Specter will cooperate.
Special Report
Full Accountability — Except for Labor
Doug Bandow | 7.27.07
Democrats have a perverse way of rediscovering the usefulness of a budget cut.
At Large
Has Britain Had Enough?
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 7.27.07
There comes a time when people have had it up to here with multiculturalism.
Reader Mail
In the Tanker
7.27.07
Who is to refuel our fleet? Shared responsibilities? Also: Hong Kong insight. YouTubers. Iraq and the bigger war. McCainiyucks. Plus more.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Political Hay
The Iraq Dodge
Philip Klein | 7.26.07
Democrats are using withdrawal from Iraq as a pretext for abandoning the War on Terror.
Streetcar Line
Refueling a Political Fire
Quin Hillyer | 7.26.07
The Air Force should promote competition before it spends $100 billion to replace its fleet of air-refueling tankers.
Campaign Crawlers
Charlie Black Revives McCain
Jennifer Rubin | 7.26.07
The longtime Republican strategist knows what drives his friend — and quitting and withdrawing aren't it.
The Current Crisis
Tubist Americanos
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.26.07
The moron voter returns, more self-absorbed than ever.
Another Perspective
Forbidden Chitty
David Donadio | 7.26.07
China cracks down on a new kind of e-commerce.
Reader Mail
Rebuilding National Geographic
7.26.07
Slovenia vs. Katrina. Also: Florida's Crist as a minor nuisance. Moving to Mexico. Plus more.
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Special Report
A Paradise Mandated by Government
Brandon Crocker | 7.25.07
National Geographic has found it in maternal-care Slovenia. So what's that little country's birthrate?
Political Hay
Orange Blossom Madness
Larry Thornberry | 7.25.07
Florida — where a Democrat is a Democrat, and the new Republican governor is too.
At Large
Mega Mosque Blues
Christopher Orlet | 7.25.07
Are Londoners right to be anxious about plans to build a ginormous mosque in their midst?
The Public Policy
Generic Safety Risks
Bryan A. Liang | 7.25.07
Generic copies of biologic drugs are a more complicated matter than generic copies of simple chemical compounds. Consequently, they should require more extensive testing. But does the Senate know that?
The Nation’s Pulse
Vick Hunt
Lisa Fabrizio | 7.25.07
It's not a scandal unless accompanied by charges of racism.
Movie Takes
Best Friend
James Bowman | 7.25.07
Daniel Auteuil has one of the best faces an actor has ever been blessed with.
Reader Mail
Kudos and Apologies
7.25.07
Boswell's must read. Swiss health care extraordinaire. McGovern's birthday marked. Cigar luxury. Global quackery. Plus more.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Another Perspective
The Iran-USA Talks: A Transcript.
Andrew Cline | 7.24.07
An early look at what went down today.
Special Report
Potter Plants
Katharine Boswell | 7.24.07
Live from Georgetown, a midnight release party.
Political Hay
A Benchmark Birthday
Jeffrey Lord | 7.24.07
Should George McGovern's birthday become Apology Day?
The Public Policy
Emptying the Humidor
David Hogberg | 7.24.07
The Senate's tax war on the all-American cigar.
The Nation’s Pulse
Global Kellogging
Jay D. Homnick | 7.24.07
Gore, Jr., Kennedy, Jr., and the venerable American institution of quackery.
Eminentoes
Hillarycare Revisited
Ralph R. Reiland | 7.24.07
This time she means to complete the job, no matter how many jobs it costs.
Reader Mail
Return of Winter Soldier
7.24.07
The John Kerry in “Scott Thomas.” Also: Martin Luther's new guise. Pleading the First. Tending the avocado orchard. Plus more.
Monday, July 23, 2007
Special Report
Doubting Baghdad Thomas
John Tabin | 7.23.07
The New Republic's shock-talking pseudonymous soldier-diarist is being fact-checked by other publications and blogs.
Campaign Crawlers
Fred and the First Amendment
Jennifer Rubin | 7.23.07
Getting to the bottom of Thompson's McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform views.
Political Hay
Republican Governors Who Wilt
Paul Chesser | 7.23.07
Tim Pawlenty and Mark Sanford sign deals with enviro groups on how to confront global warming.
At Large
When Spy Games Turn Nasty
George H. Wittman | 7.23.07
Why Britain is being bested by Putin.
Among the Intellectualoids
Martin Luther Comes Out
Mark Tooley | 7.23.07
Would the founder of the Protestant Reformation have endorsed same-sex unions?
TAS Live
The Decline of Laughter
Roger Scruton | 7.23.07
Even more sinful than the ethnic joke in the eyes of our moral guardians is the old comedy of the sexes.
Reader Mail
Nice Work If You Can’t Get It
7.23.07
Illegal immigration and low wage labor. Also: The forgotten refugees. Islam and the risk of humor. Package deals. Plus more.
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