Eminentoes
Bitter Pill
George Neumayr | 4.25.08
Obama's condescension catches up with him.
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Friday, April 25, 2008
Political Hay
This Race Business
Lawrence Henry | 4.25.08
Most decent Americans would prefer not to think about it.
The Nation’s Pulse
Supporting the Troops
James David Dickson | 4.25.08
It's an effort that now includes plenty of private initiatives.
At Large
No More Mr. Rice Guy
Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar | 4.25.08
Inflation kills the India-U.S. nuclear deal.
Sports Arena
In Defense of AstroTurf
Ryan Young | 4.25.08
The scare stories about lead poisoning are indefensible.
Special Report
Passing Out Help for Passover
Jay D. Homnick | 4.25.08
An effusion of generosity is a particularly poignant feature of this season.
Reader Mail
Blinded by Pork
4.25.08
Distracted by a sense of entitlement. Barack's poltergeist. The Royko prize. Channeling smut. Plus more.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
The Current Crisis
Obama’s Paranormalcy
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.24.08
The only thing left for him is to star in horror movies.
Special Report
Passover 2008: Israel’s Prospects
P. David Hornik | 4.24.08
We're commanded this week to take heart and be merry.
Another Perspective
Let Them Eat Pork
W. James Antle, III & Richard B Spencer | 4.24.08
What’s wrong with a little earmark spending?
Among the Intellectualoids
Declaring Human Rights
Doug Bandow | 4.24.08
The organization claims to believe in freedom, but don't expect the United Nations to actually do anything about it.
TAS Live
Property and Its Discontents
Tom Bethell | 4.24.08
A central institution of Western civilization has been ignored, neglected, and disparaged.
Reader Mail
Never Ending Swansong
4.24.08
She's in it to spin it. Putin's makeover. Malthus is my muse. Plus more.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Political Hay
The Democrats’ Quagmire
Philip Klein | 4.23.08
Pennsylvania brings the protracted nomination battle no closer to conclusion.
Special Report
Deliver Us From Evil Spammers
Seth Cooper | 4.23.08
How governments and “Good Samaritan” ISPs are attacking those unwanted e-mails in your inbox.
The Nation’s Pulse
Judging the Judges
Constance Hately | 4.23.08
Court-controlling liberals are not about to compromise on the Missouri Plan and allow election of judges.
The Public Policy
Phantom Plastic Peril
John Luik & Patrick Basham | 4.23.08
The latest threat to American children apparently comes in the shape of a plastic baby bottle.
Another Perspective
The Pope Said What??
Lisa Fabrizio | 4.23.08
The Rev. Wrights out there should take notes.
Reader Mail
Beyond Good
4.23.08
Among the elitists. Bill Maher expelled. The Clinton coronation. Pelican feathers. Plus more.
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Another Perspective
Madame President?
Robert Stacy McCain | 4.22.08
Can victory in Pennsylvania revive Hillary's hopes?
Campaign Crawlers
What Happens in the '90s, Stays in the '90s
Philip Klein | 4.22.08
Reports of new life in the Clinton campaign are greatly exaggerated.
Political Hay
The Alger Hiss Democrats
Jeffrey Lord | 4.22.08
Obama and Bill Maher: the jagged fissure that is elitist superiority.
The Nation’s Pulse
Earth Day: Corporate Edition
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 4.22.08
Making money cleaning up the environment.
The Public Policy
The Truths Shall Set You Free
Iain Murray | 4.22.08
Though liberal environmentalists might find them a tad inconvenient.
Buy the Book
A Man’s Woman
Florence King | 4.22.08
Teddy Roosevelt's daughter defied everything our wussified era holds sacred.
Reader Mail
Monday, Monday
4.22.08
Can trust that day. Obama as Cecilia. Moneyball. Keyes to your heart. Plus more.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Special Report
Searching for “Sarah”
Robert Stacy McCain | 4.21.08
Did an obsessed hoaxer cause the Texas polygamy raid?
Campaign Crawlers
Constitutionally Contentious
W. James Antle, III | 4.21.08
Alan Keyes has deserted the GOP. Will his new party take him?
Another Perspective
That Gal’s All Right
Andrew Cline | 4.21.08
To connect with rural Pennsylvanians, Hillary Clinton gets drunk, hits deer.
Political Hay
The Rules of the Game
James M. Thunder | 4.21.08
If this primary season is democratic, then isn't the Electoral College?
Sports Arena
Against a Salary Cap
Ryan Young | 4.21.08
Small market baseball teams are already finding ways to make the Yankees pay through the nose for new talent.
The Public Policy
Inventing a Student Loan Crisis
Neal McCluskey | 4.21.08
It's nonexistent but give it time — or as Congress already insists, give it taxpayer money.
Reader Mail
Eagle Eyed
4.21.08
What's missing at the Masters. The Pope cleans up. Pro wrestling. Translating Hitler. Plus more.
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