The American Spectator

The Continuing Crisis

The Reading Mind and the State of the Book

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | from the June 2010 issue

Feature

The Empress of ObamaCare

Philip Klein | from the June 2010 issue

The recently passed health care law grants sweeping new powers to Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius. Our June cover story — “America’s Most Powerful Woman.”

Political Hay

Don’t Put the Cart Before the Elephant

Ford O'Connell & Steve Pearson | 6.4.10

Republicans are likely to leave a lot of opportunities on the table come November.

Sports Arena

Perfect Sportsmanship

Andrew Cline | 6.4.10

Baseball experiences one of its greatest moments.

The Obama Watch

Stop START

Ken Blackwell | 6.4.10

The ludicrous treaty agreed to by Presidents Obama and Medvedev needs two-thirds Senate approval. No way it should receive it.

At Large

War Pyongyang Style

George H. Wittman | 6.4.10

For North Korea the Korean War has never ended. Is that too hard for Washington to understand?

Another Perspective

The Language of God

Christopher Orlet | 6.4.10

Or why I am not a Wall Street billionaire.

A Further Perspective

Wyoming Bound

G. Tracy Mehan, III | 6.4.10

Memorial Day weekend in the Equality State.

The Nation’s Pulse

Rush to the Altar

Jay D. Homnick | 6.4.10

Did you hear who’s getting married today?

Breaking News

Romanoff Cracks: Secret White House Jobsgate E-Mail Revealed

Jeffrey Lord | 6.3.10

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Messina discussed three jobs with Colorado Senate candidate.

Political Hay

Crist Majordomo Charged

Larry Thornberry | 6.3.10

Former state party chairman Jim Greer busted.

Special Report

John Kerry’s Big Business Buyoff

William Yeatman & Jeremy Lott | 6.3.10

Cashing in on cap-and-trade the Kerry way — shamelessly.

A Further Perspective

The Religion of Peace Activists

George Neumayr | 6.3.10

Israel lacks John Brennan’s superior understanding of Islam.

The Current Crisis

Provincial Times

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.3.10

There’s no reason to rejoice at the present sickliness of newspapers like the nerdy New York Times.

The Nation’s Pulse

Reagan Days

Lisa Fabrizio | 6.3.10

Too much water has flowed under the proverbial bridge.

The Obama Watch

The Coming Resignation of Barack Obama

Peter Ferrara | 6.2.10

It’ll come as Democrats abandon him.

Special Report

High Under the Big Sky

Bill Croke | 6.2.10

Medical marijuana has found its Treasure State.

The Pursuit of Knowledge

Not for Sale

Roger Scruton | from the June 2010 issue

We have allowed too many things in our world to be priced.

Car Guy

70 Is All You Get to Go

Eric Peters | 6.2.10

The unofficial Motorists Tax will see to that.

Eminentoes

Tina Fey Isn’t Funny

Aaron Goldstein | 6.2.10

Going after Sarah Palin has its reward.

Buy the Book

Artful Shape Shifting

John R. Coyne, Jr. | from the June 2010 issue

David Remnick believes in Barack Obama.

Movie Takes

Please Give

James Bowman | 6.2.10

Please Give is Sex and the City for real people.

Political Hay

Rahm’s Subpoena Dodging White House Strategy?

Jeffrey Lord | 6.1.10

Pew study exposes internal “no notes” Clinton legal policy: Obama’s Sestak defense?

Loose Canons

It’s TACAMO Time Again

Jed Babbin | 6.1.10

Where are the guys and gals whom the president insists were on deck and on duty from Day 1?

Washington Prowler

Joe to Joe

The Prowler | 6.1.10

Joe Biden goes missing in the Joe Sestak revelations. Also: Cantor’s McCarthy site.

Ben Stein’s Diary

A Long Memorial Day

Ben Stein | 6.1.10

Topped off by Israel doing what it had to do.

The Right Prescription

An Incurable Romantic

David Catron | 6.1.10

Donald Berwick’s love affair with the NHS may render you incurable.

The Nation’s Pulse

Rededicating New York’s ‘God Box’

Mark Tooley | 6.1.10

Fifty years ago America had no problem celebrating its civic faith.

The Obama Watch

Obama Plays the Credit Card

Jay D. Homnick | 6.1.10

If every second sentence is “Bush stinks” then inevitably the first sentence must be “I am great.”