WASHINGTON — The other day, while visiting a sick aunt in Little Rock, Arkansas, I happened upon the Clinton Library…
WASHINGTON — Well, well, our debonair president, George W. Bush, has let the cat out of the bag. Caution! For…
WASHINGTON — It is award time in America. In all the precincts of intellectual and cultural endeavor the hubbub is…
WASHINGTON — The 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz by the Red Army as it pursued the retreating Nazis…
WASHINGTON — The present acrimonious controversy that Lawrence H. Summers, the president of Harvard University, finds himself in reminds me…
WASHINGTON — The new year dawns dank and melancholy, at least for me. Shuffling off the nation’s center stage are…
WASHINGTON — When Talleyrand assumed room temperature in 1838, his clever adversary Prince Metternich quipped, “Now what did he mean…
WASHINGTON — It is a fact of American journalism that it is almost always in a state of agitation. Its…
WASHINGTON — Oh, this vexatious season is almost over. How to greet my fellows Americans amid statues of Frosty the…
WASHINGTON — Justice never sleeps. Or rather the free-floating moralism that is the left never sleeps. The other day a…
