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NEWS ARCHIVE - OPINION AND ODDITIES
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George Will: Senate slapstick Democrats have agreed to stop filibustering the confirmation of three judges they have hitherto identified as extraordinarily dangerous to fundamental American liberties... 05/31/2005 Another bad baseball deal 05/31/2005 Teaching students to be 'competent jurors' on evolution 05/31/2005 On 'Legislating Morality': The Anti-Conservative Fallacy Something liberals, libertarians and conservatives can all agree on... 05/31/2005 Girl, uninterrupted Danica Patrick shattered several records Sunday at the storied Indianapolis 500. Even more lasting will be the point she made... 05/31/2005 Nuclear Holes to Be Filled The loopholes are serious and many... 05/31/2005 Terrorism's executioner For Israel, use of force is justified... 05/31/2005 Out to Lunch The obvious solution to the school-lunch "crisis": Family choice... 05/31/2005 What really happened on the Hill? President gets exactly what he wanted for his nominees... 05/31/2005 The Living Poem to Capitalism Understanding Wegmans world... 05/31/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Drawing the line on the border One of the problems with demanding that the feds enforce immigration law is that you will immediately be branded a mean guy or gal... 05/31/2005 Defending the Constitution Democrats undermine checks and balances... 05/27/2005 Memorial Flags There are so many flags out there among those stones. So many... 05/27/2005 The Commanders America's military leaders are make great sacrifices for their troops... 05/27/2005 Be Bold, Berlin 05/27/2005 Better judge than juror When jury duty calls in L.A... 05/27/2005 Outsourcing Teaching How to reform the American industry most in need of improvement... 05/27/2005 Frist: Hold to principle The nuclear option -- or the constitutional option, as Mr. Frist prefers to call it -- is as viable today as it ever was... 05/27/2005 America's fate in hands of illegal aliens? New WND book shows immgration issue could determine future of U.S... 05/27/2005 A lazy ratings system - one way to ruin a good movie 05/27/2005 Alternative-Fuel Nonsense Forcing the U.S. to import less oil would only hurt Americans... 05/27/2005 Ending interagency feuds Chertoff-Negroponte alliance key to security... 05/26/2005 Global waves from a Europe adrift? 05/26/2005 Cal Thomas: Minority Rule 05/26/2005 Don't farm out our heritage 05/26/2005 General Rent Seeker A commitment to improved environmental stewardship is commendable but hardly dramatic... 05/26/2005 Survivors deserve day in court Saudi Arabia failed to protect Americans... 05/26/2005 George Will: Just say 'non'? 05/26/2005 America's Goliath task of explaining itself 05/26/2005 'Idol' gives R-E-S-P-E-C-T Idol's success relies on something much more solid: The respect it shows the audience... 05/26/2005 First the carrot, then the stick First lady shows her mettle in the Middle East... 05/26/2005 A Senate Regency God save U.S. from self-appointed saviors... 05/25/2005 Incredibly shrinking Tony Blair Conservatives eye next election... 05/25/2005 The facts fall on hard times Truth in politics becomes elusive and illusory... 05/25/2005 Pat Buchanan: Bringing the Arab Street to power 05/25/2005 Why Stop... The scientific rule of thumb is to keep an open mind... 05/25/2005 Cal Thomas: Stem cell debate needs moral 'home base' 05/24/2005 Senate traditions evolving 05/24/2005 Latin Oil Romance Venezuela, Ecuador, and Bolivia are placing high hopes for prosperity on petroleum wealth... 05/24/2005 Environmental Progress, Despite the Greens 05/24/2005 Stem-cell research and today's vote 05/24/2005 George Will: A taste of things to come in High Court wine ruling? In-state wine makers profit from the use of public power to disadvantage competitors... 05/24/2005 Don't fault the messenger An embarrassed post-September 11 government bureaucracy would rather crush truth-tellers than admit its foibles... 05/24/2005 Central American Trade 05/24/2005 Race, Immigration and the Problem of Hard Labor 05/24/2005 Moderate Muslims blaze new path Most groups fail to condemn Islamist fanatics... 05/24/2005 A filibuster isn't a filibuster until it hurts 05/24/2005 Blood in the water Bill O'Reilly: What is it about President Bush that causes such anger in the press that it is salivating for a story that will hurt him? 05/23/2005 PA hate speech and Mideast peace The continued failure of Mr. Abbas to act decisively against anti-Semitic incitement could have catastrophic consequences... 05/23/2005 Keith Thompson: Leaving the Left Leading voices in America's "peace" movement are actually cheering against self-determination for a long-suffering Third World country because they hate George W. Bush more than they love freedom... 05/23/2005 Uzbekistan's Not-So-Great Game Uzbekistan now stands at the leading edge of history... 05/23/2005 Shouting fire Paul M. Rodriguez: For us in the press, our job is made simpler when we hold up the mirror without bias upon all of those we cover.... 05/23/2005 Laura Bush Opens Another Door 05/23/2005 Where Now for the Tories? The Conservatives should be relentless in pushing the argument... 05/23/2005 Maj. Franz J. Gayl: National paralysis 05/23/2005 Assimilating, L.A. Style When Antonio Villaraigosa takes office in July as the new mayor of Los Angeles, he'll have much to live up to... 05/23/2005 Ralph Peters: Myths of globalization 05/23/2005 Cutting the Cord Congress takes up a rich alternative to the usual stem-cell focus... 05/23/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Don't kid around in the classroom 05/20/2005 Buchanan's Moral Confusion The intellectual unraveling of Pat Buchanan is a sad sight... 05/20/2005 The Mad Fatter Does being fat make you demented?... 05/20/2005 Tax Cuts for the Poor Maybe they're not a bad idea... 05/20/2005 A Feminist for Gender Apartheid Muslim countries regularly violate women's rights... 05/20/2005 Gimme Shelter The main question about a real estate bubble is, why should you care?... 05/20/2005 Can Islam flourish in America if it doesn't adapt to America? 05/20/2005 The Vulture Tax Penalizing the American Dream... 05/20/2005 Another UN Slap at Taiwan Not only can't Free China participate in a UN meeting, its reporters can't even cover it... 05/20/2005 Cal Thomas: Abbas is coming to Washington. Will Prez finally get tough with him? 05/19/2005 More ground forces 05/19/2005 Arnold Kling:Are Newt and Hillary on to Something? Sort Of... 05/19/2005 Blowing smoke The anti-smoking lobby made considerable legislative headway in its efforts to bar patrons from lighting up in bars and restaurants... 05/19/2005 Invasion of the America Snatchers Jonah Goldberg: Democrats are Europeans... 05/19/2005 No Republican compromise 05/19/2005 Time To Hold Wal-Mart Accountable Wal-Mart found yet another group of people to offend... 05/19/2005 Africa Can't Be a World Apart 05/19/2005 Let's get a grip on congressional travel 05/19/2005 Confirm Justice Brown 05/18/2005 Alaska thanks you Your gas tax dollars are funding a procession of lavish road and bridge projects thousands of miles away... 05/18/2005 Nick Schulz: Innovate Bill Gates understands something the U.N. doesn't... 05/18/2005 The Uzbekistan conundrum 05/18/2005 Give Me Your Tired ... and Abused? Should a victim of domestic violence in another country be granted asylum in the United States... 05/18/2005 Keith Olbermann: The resignation of Scott McClellan 05/18/2005 Who profited from $addam? 05/19/2005 James S. Robbins: Look Who's Talking Everyone doesn't always need to know what captured terrorists are saying... 05/18/2005 Newsweek's double standard 05/18/2005 How filibusters drain quality 05/18/2005 Stephen Bainbridge: Free the Grapes? A Supreme Court case settles everything and nothing... 05/18/2005 Cal Thomas: Hillary and Newt-Making music together 05/17/2005 Deadly Mistake Newsweek's erroneous report and apology demonstrates journalistic cluelessness... 05/17/2005 Harry Reid, below the belt 05/17/2005 Thomas Sowell: The Senate's 'Dirty Harry' 05/17/2005 Quid Pro Life The Left´s got a scam going. It won´t work... 05/17/2005 Byrd's the word 05/17/2005 Norway to Treat a Lady The requirement to have 40 percent women on corporate boards will weaken corporate governance in Norway... 05/17/2005 Bush, Blair and the Plan for War 05/17/2005 If Wishes Were Horses, This Would Be the Kentucky Derby Dozens of presentations outline grandiose, wholly unachievable goals for the improvement of public health around the world... 05/17/2005 Welfare Reform's Unfinished Business Medicaid has to be reined in... 05/17/2005 Judicial battle just got nastier 05/17/2005 The layered panic in the streets 05/16/2005 Let's Be Candid About Cameras 05/16/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Don't kid around in the classroom 05/16/2005 Is Tehran toying with Europe? 05/16/2005 Time to secure our borders, Mr. President 05/16/2005 From the Liberty Bell to D.C. 05/16/2005 Oil for food and congressional oversight 05/16/2005 George Will: Pension time bomb 05/16/2005 Spinning the Fortas filibuster 05/13/2005 Pyongyang's Communist enabler 05/13/2005 Mideast politics in the Americas 05/13/2005 The caring 'Hammer' DeLay Foundation supports foster children... 05/13/2005 The Minutemen's success Politicians need to heed public's support... 05/13/2005 Playing the raza card It's not racism to resent illegal immigrationss... 05/13/2005 George Will: Paul Wolfowitz: A realist — really 05/12/2005 Cal Thomas: The blog that ate real journalism 05/12/2005 Let the political wars begin Party strategy will keep Democrats in the minority... 05/12/2005 Bogus discrimination claims The NYT and black coaches in the NBA... 05/12/2005 Voices from a distant war The lessons of man's inhumanity and injustice... 05/12/2005 Media's 'silent spring' Good news on budget ignored... 05/12/2005 Putting Tehran on notice U.S. should back democratic change in Iran... 05/11/2005 An awkward GOP spring Republicans have regained their fighting spirit... 05/11/2005 Defending free trade To keep peace in Central America.. 05/11/2005 When politics bites back Blair savaged by voters, Bush nicked by Congress... 05/11/2005 Democrats and the filibuster 05/11/2005 Muzzling illegal-alien foes 05/11/2005 Cal Thomas: Unsafe after all The Department of Homeland Security has acknowledged what many of us frequent fliers already suspected... 05/10/2005 Carrots and sticks for Russia 05/10/2005 A dog's life (and times) 05/10/2005 Re-examining slavery It makes for a wonderfully refreshing read... 05/10/2005 Ground-war dominance In World War II and Korea, American fighter pilots compiled impressive "kill ratios"... 05/10/2005 A shared struggle British conservatives are best U.S. allies... 05/10/2005 George Will: Social Security As Welfare 05/09/2005 Bill O'Reilly: The politics of cowardice 05/09/2005 Are Blogs Busting Loose? Now blogs aren't quite as new and people are now talking about making money... 05/09/2005 Taiwan's Fifth Column A self-promoting politician plays into Beijing's bloody hands... 05/09/2005 How the West Can Win Iran Is a nuclear, pro-western Iran better than a nuke-free, hostile one?... 05/09/2005 Recruitment Killer Army semantics and sophistry over women in combat are dangerous... 05/09/2005 The War on Capitalism Marxist or Markets? How the market economy is demonized in Germany... 05/09/2005 Lighten up on smokers FDA regulation of tobacco is redundant... 05/06/2005 Nuclear diplomacy with Iran 05/06/2005 The danger of complacency 05/06/2005 A victory for common sense The House passed the $82 billion bill... 05/06/2005 A dubious budget blueprint The Republican Congress recently passed its 2006 budget resolution... 05/06/2005 Playing the irony card Republican irony rarely befits conservative ends... 05/05/2005 Empowering Afghan women 05/05/2005 Bush must push Putin on Communism 05/05/2005 The Christian complex 05/05/2005 Needed: An Iran exit strategy 05/05/2005 Debating Darwinism 05/05/2005 Pat Buchanan: Bye-bye Bush Doctrine ... it's back to deterrence 05/04/2005 French malaise over treaty 05/04/2005 Disarming Hezbollah, freeing Lebanon 05/04/2005 Frist vs. the obstructionists For decades now, members of both political parties in the Senate have used procedural tactics to prevent up-or-down votes... 05/04/2005 A 'ho-hum' campaign Almost zero signs of political activity on the streets of London... 05/04/2005 Political power vs. popular will Often when clashes occur between Republicans and Democrats, it sounds like an argument between two kids in class... 05/04/2005 The embattled Arab Bank 05/04/2005 Cal Thomas: Modified interrogation tactics: Good news for the enemy 05/03/2005 The death tax should die 05/03/2005 State of the Scare American Lung Association's State of the Air report continues to exaggerate air pollution levels and health risks... 05/03/2005 Hamas vs. the United States How easily could Middle Eastern terrorists strike America?... 05/03/2005 Reform, engage the U.N. Behind the battle over John Bolton's nomination as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. sit two enormous issues... 05/03/2005 Global Warming: The Smoking Gun? Is mankind the perpetrator, Mother Nature is an accomplice, or vice versa... 05/03/2005 On Borrowed Time Terrorists use libraries. Law enforcement should be vigilant in the stacks... 05/03/2005 The Ideological War Over Intellectual Property Intellectual property has been cast as the villain in a modern day struggle between darkness and light... 05/03/2005 Dr. GM GM's pension fund needed an infusion from the largest corporate debt offering in history... 05/02/2005 Happy birthday, Mike Wallace Word for word, the best American broadcaster in history has to be Mike Wallace... 05/02/2005 Poetry and politics Congress is spending a lot of hot air on the question: To filibuster or not to filibuster... 05/02/2005 Devaluing lives While the media focused on religious groups and pro-lifers... 05/02/2005 Save the children Lavelle's killing has drawn all manner of faces out of the woodwork... 05/02/2005 With eyes wide shut to terror An American television news organization can close its eyes and accept videotape procured by Al-Jazeera in concert with terrorists who kill and maim American soldiers... 05/02/2005 Political attention deficit disorder Mental energy is currently being expended trying either to destroy or protect John Bolton and Tom DeLay... 04/29/2005 Why Democrats Should Vote for Bush Party loyalty takes a back seat to the safety of your family and this nation... 04/29/2005 Terrorism on the Western Campus When universities refuse to teach students the difference between what is true and what is false this constitutes an abdication of intellectual and moral responsibility which renders democracy utterly vulnerable to barbarism... 04/29/2005 The Church of Anti-Semitism The United Church of Christ appears set to hop on the bandwagon of mainline Protestant initiatives to divest from Israel.... 04/29/2005 The Strange Dishonest Campaign Against Academic Freedom 04/29/2005 Give Them a Real Filibuster! The Republican leaders in the Senate do not have to make the false choice between endless toleration of Democratic filibusters that enfeeble their majority and the so-called "nuclear option"... 04/29/2005 Tactics vs. ideology On Sunday night, Iraqi insurgents bombed the Al Riadhy ice cream parlor in Baghdad... 04/28/2005 Congressional fellow travelers It is no excuse to say "everybody does it" if what everybody is doing is unlawful... 04/28/2005 Annan and the truth - sort of When it comes to acknowledging some of the corruption and malfeasance that has characterized his tenure as U.N. secretary-general... 04/28/2005 A Marine and his accuser If a preliminary hearing for 2nd Lt. Ilario Pantano that began Tuesday at Camp Lejeune recommends a court-martial... 04/28/2005 Misreporting the Duelfer report, again The mainstream media is playing another misbegotten round of "gotcha" with President Bush on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction... 04/28/2005 Supping at the children's table Why Democrats suffer from a 'parents gap'... 04/28/2005 All aboard Amtrak reform Senate panel met to consider President Bush's reform plan for the troubled company... 04/27/2005 To tell the truth Filibusters against nearly a dozen nominees for the appellate courts... 04/27/2005 Appeasing Beijing Relations between the United States and France have improved... 04/27/2005 Political attention deficit disorder When the public fails to keep politicians in check... 04/27/2005 Best and worst of times Is Bush heeding ominous world events? 04/27/2005 Embracing faith and tolerance New pope wants to re-evangelize secular Europe... 04/27/2005 Isolation is an outdated strategy Isolating Cuba, politically and economically... 04/26/2005 A failed 'Revolution' The Republican Revolution ten years later... 04/26/2005 The new National Security Council The Bush administration's decision to reorganize the National Security Council (NSC)... 04/26/2005 The Democrats' intimidation tactics The conservative Christians are right to be upset over the way that Democratic pols and their allies... 04/26/2005 Spin cycles There's a practical reason for having an independent press in a healthy democracy... 04/26/2005 Auto workers and Ivy Leaguers The United Auto Workers would seem to be a strange place for aspiring literary theorists... 04/26/2005 |
From Green Zone to Free Zone Consider creating in Baghdad a miniature Dubai... 04/25/2005 Washington Finally Gets It on Radical Islam D.C. understands to fight terror, you must promote moderate Islam... 04/25/2005 New hope in Lebanon Lebanon has a new government – and, with it, renewed hope... 04/25/2005 Bon Appetit! A grossly exaggerated and fabricated scare campaign unravels... 04/25/2005 The Not-So-Great Divorce Multiculturalism and liberalism look toward splitting up... 04/25/2005 New Labour Looks Back "Forward not back" is the Labour Party's election battle cry – so why is it looking to the party's past in search of identity?... 04/25/2005 Check This Out Libraries should be a key target of the Patriot Act... 04/25/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Will new pope have an epiphany? 04/22/2005 Kofi's Other Blind Spot The heroin trade funds terrorism, destabilizes regions and kills millions–and the UN has no plan to combat it... 04/22/2005 Blowing the Whistle on Jackpot Justice Who the whistleblowers are supposed to be protecting... 04/22/2005 Being Green, Making Green Income and environmental quality... 04/22/2005 The Scourge of Earth Day How environmentalism wreaks havoc on the environment... 04/22/2005 The Independence Chimera Reducing foreign oil dependence won't protect us... 04/22/2005 Winning the War But don't forget the rules of this strange conflict!... 04/22/2005 Whoppers and the End of an Epidemic It isn't just that they were fudging the numbers, it is the scope of the fudging that is so breathtaking... 04/22/2005 George Will: Have a nice day, or else 04/21/2005 Cal Thomas: Religious 'intolerance'cuts both ways 04/21/2005 Cutting their Support Fighting terrorism effectively... 04/21/2005 Calming the Japan-China rift Worsening tensions could make for a strategic rivalry reminiscent of early 20th century Europe... 04/21/2005 Bourgass Politics The state of the British elections... 04/21/2005 Where is the balance sheet? The government produces financial information so incomplete and inaccurate it would embarrass even an Enron accountant... 04/21/2005 Perplexing Protectionist Politicians They just don't get it... 04/21/2005 Uncertainties The relentlessly pessimistic mood on Wall Street has cast a dark shadow across the country, the political landscape and global markets as well... 04/21/2005 Energetic Ignorance There's no public-policy topic more prone to intellectual abuse than energy... 04/20/2005 Immigration Rights, Immigration Privileges Is the end of democracy at hand when we detain potential suicide bombers?... 04/20/2005 The China Mess What are we thinking?... 04/20/2005 Your Money for Your Life Why does the United States spend so much more than other countries on health care?... 04/20/2005 Pope Benedict XVI: Enemy of Jihad The new head of the Roman Catholic Church is ready to defend the West from radical Islam... 04/20/2005 Top Down and Bottom Up When it comes to wi-fi, can't we all just get along?... 04/20/2005 Worrisome economic wobbles Last week's stock market meltdown is only the latest indication of the economy's fragile condition... 04/20/2005 The Revolution Continues It's a different world than we've known.... 04/20/2005 Cardinal Ratzinger has diagnosed relativism’s evils, and offers an alternative 04/19/2005 Cal Thomas: Washington's field of dreams 04/19/2005 Is That All There Is? Generation X has arrived, made its presence felt, looked around, and is wondering, "Is that all there is?"... 04/19/2005 Purging religious influence The free exercise of religion carries a price in Colorado — the risk of disqualification from jury service... 04/19/2005 California's Extreme Makeover If California truly is the bellwether for the rest of the country, get ready for more government intrusiveness in your life. 04/19/2005 College admissions voodoo The cold fact is that objective admissions standards are seldom decisive at most colleges... 04/19/2005 New Campaign-Finance-Reform Follies 527s? That's so over. Now, the big money is going somewhere else... 04/19/2005 Tempering Mideast expectations On the Middle East's road to freedom and self-determination, there will be more slips and fewer catches... 04/19/2005 Divesting from Terror Harvard students show the way... 04/19/2005 George Will: Beyond belief 04/18/2005 Bill O'Reilly: See Jane run 04/18/2005 Judge Not The American people treat their court system a little bit like an IQ test... 04/18/2005 Dollars of Terror How terrorists are buying us from within... 04/18/2005 That Occupation Feeling U.S.-embassy behavior in Iraq makes for an awkward relationship with Iraqis... 04/18/2005 Health in the Balance We're not going to have any such system which is perfect... 04/18/2005 Flat-out case The biggest reason to support the flat tax is: It would be good for the economy.... 04/15/2005 Dual option 04/15/2005 Can Iran be thwarted? The world community has one more diplomatic opportunity, particularly after Iran's presidential elections in June, to move forward to prevent nuclear terrorism with devastating consequences for global security concerns.... 04/15/2005 Risky WTO trade-offs The health of the U.S. economy and the integrity of its democratic system must be protected from foreign intrigue and pressure... 04/14/2005 George Will: Eugenics by abortion: Is perfection an entitlement? 04/14/2005 Cal Thomas:Israel's big gamble 04/14/2005 A Drug-Free America? Regulating ourselves into sickness... 04/14/2005 Withholding an Opportunity Society: Why We Need Personal Tax Savings Accounts 04/14/2005 Medicare v. Social Security: Who's on First? Medicare may be failing faster, but both can be saved... 04/14/2005 The injustice of 'tax justice' some groups claim to favor "tax justice" but really want to increase taxes on productive people and transfer resources to the state... 04/14/2005 Renew Patriot 04/14/2005 Beauty and the beasts 04/13/2005 Religioso, Ma Non Troppo Are we in the midst of a religious revival that will change the face of America, and the world?... 04/13/2005 China's Trojan Seahorse In supporting China's shipping industry, Taiwan may be digging its own grave... 04/13/2005 Idealism at the Water's Edge Constructing a libertarian foreign policy... 04/13/2005 A Tremendously Costly Law Sarbanes-Oxley, three years after its unfortunate passage... 04/13/2005 The Paper God Our next greatest vulnerability is the need to appear to be in the know... 04/12/2005 Congressional Champions A human-rights caucus within the Human Rights Caucus... 04/12/2005 Tsunami the next time U.S. and Asian military planners need to do a better job preparing for the next tsunami... 04/12/2005 Do We Own Our Ailments? 04/12/2005 Medical R&D miracle 04/12/2005 Doing Intel Right The right people can overcome structural flaws... 04/12/2005 The Dream Deferred? How important is the pursuit of property?... 04/12/2005 Right Man, Right Vision John Bolton will be a staunch advocate of American principles at the U.N... 04/12/2005 George Will: Tormenting Educrats 04/11/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Saying goodbye to the Pope 04/11/2005 Russia is Next Why events in Kyrgyzstan show Russia is ripe for democratic reform... 04/11/2005 Saddam Burgers? What's going on with socially responsible investing?... 04/11/2005 "The Jury of the Country" The Supreme Court's lost legacy... 04/11/2005 The Forcible Removal of Israelis From Gaza Has a democracy ever perpetrated a similar act?... 04/11/2005 Understanding the Wal-Mart Effect A boon for Boone: making communities happier, better... 04/11/2005 Greatness Is By Nature Enigmatic It is understandable that there would be serious confusion in properly evaluating a man such a Karol Wojtyla... 04/08/2005 Harvesting Illegals A new emergency Senate "agriculture" bill would grant blanket amnesty to millions of foreign lawbreakers... 04/08/2005 Behind the Oil "Shock" The dollar has a lot to do with a $54 barrel (but not a $105 barrel)... 04/08/2005 Rot at the top Problems will not be solved by finding the U.N. a new secretary-general, but it would be a good start... 04/08/2005 'Be Careful What You Wish For' Is Alan greenspan wrong?... 04/08/2005 Senior Security Personal accounts would expand the labor force and boost economic growth... 04/08/2005 Politics of life and death When someone in a vegetative state is kept alive by artificial means, it is a matter courts should leave to each family to decide... 04/08/2005 Cal Thomas: The weakest spot 04/07/2005 The Mythical Health Care Man-Month The more entities that must co-ordinate in a business process, the less efficient will be that process... 04/07/2005 Intelligence Failures Virtues and sins of commission... 04/07/2005 Is the World Using Up Its Resources? 04/07/2005 Seoul Searching South Korea should refrain from whipping up anti-market hysteria... 04/07/2005 George Will: A City That Bets on Water 04/06/2005 Cal Thomas: Landmarks for the ages 04/06/2005 Going for Broke Seeking martyrdom in an indifferent world... 04/06/2005 What Color for Minsk? The EU needs to do more to help spread democracy to Belarus... 04/06/2005 The Jews' Pope John Paul II's personal affection for the Jewish people overturned centuries of anti-Semitism... 04/06/2005 Airport security stupidity The assumption every passenger and every bag have an equal likelihood of being a security threat. That's stupid... 04/06/2005 A Medical Catch-22 Europe's patients are ignorant about medicine and are being kept that way... 04/06/2005 Does Israel Have a Right to Exist? The agenda behind the question... 04/06/2005 Dealing with Kim With no signs of progress in solving the North Korea nuclear crisis, Rice urged the North to return to six-party talks... 04/06/2005 Trade Away Donaldson One of President Bush's biggest mistakes... 04/06/2005 George Will: The Old Ballgame Still Has Its Grip 04/05/2005 Cal Thomas: Pope strengthened Church, weakened communism 04/05/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Death, liberty and the pursuit of happiness 04/05/2005 Living and Dying In These Modern Times 04/05/2005 Feel Unsafe, Feel Very Unsafe TSA isn't screening the screeners... 04/05/2005 Keeping It Private Private ownership is better than public ownership... 04/05/2005 Promises, Promises The Social Security system is loaded with a confusing mishmash of IOUs... 04/05/2005 Amnesty by any other name Hundreds of "Minuteman" volunteers are fanning out this week across the Arizona-Mexico border... 04/05/2005 Woman breastfeeds newborn tiger cubs 04/05/2005 The Coming War on Blogs How MSM might successfully change regulations to hinder their blogger competitors... 03/25/2005 Baseball strikes out major league baseball needs another Kenesaw Mountain Landis, the commissioner who cleaned things up after the Black Sox Scandal of 1919... 03/25/2005 Insuring Against the Inevitable Is Social Security a form of insurance?... 03/25/2005 Savvy reform rationale It is time to get Social Security out of politics and on an economically sound basis... 03/25/2005 A Terrible Presumption We should take care not to make the intellect our god... 03/25/2005 George Will: Nevada's Big Test 03/24/2005 Cal Thomas: The Capital Spenders 03/24/2005 Minimum wage, maximum folly It's voting-age adults to whom politicians are beholden... 03/24/2005 Drinking and Legislating How we're making our highways and roads more dangerous than they were before... 03/24/2005 More Current-Account Confusion Instead of wringing our hands, we should cheer the trade deficit... 03/24/2005 Keep In on the Down-Load What MGM v. Grokster might mean for producers and pirates... 03/24/2005 Powder Keg Horrifying salt!... 03/24/2005 Charles Krauthammer: Between Travesty and Tragedy 03/23/2005 A New Captain for the Titanic? Budgetary problems may be the new NASA chief's best friend... 03/23/2005 Clear Foolishness EPA's new regulations will induce more than 650 premature deaths during the next decade... 03/23/2005 Focusing on closer threats Hugo Chavez, "leader" of Venezuela, is a clear and present danger to our national security within our own hemisphere... 03/23/2005 The Telecom Revolution Americans Deserve Making our own choices, without the clumsy interventions of politicians, judges and bureaucrats... 03/23/2005 Cal Thomas: Schiavo case matters in symbol and substance 03/22/2005 Cold Warrior George Kennan's reputation and his actual thinking... 03/22/2005 What Steroids and Schiavo Have in Common 03/22/2005 Can Hamas and Hezbollah be Democratic? Why a pack of terrorists is unlikely to evolve into the Harvard Debate Club... 03/22/2005 Is Bush Trying to Destroy the UN and World Bank? 03/22/2005 Pushing Infanticide From Holland to New Jersey... 03/22/2005 George Will: Why filibusters should be allowed 03/21/2005 Bill O'Reilly: To protect and serve 03/21/2005 The Myth of Massive Health Care Waste 03/21/2005 The Jews, the Serbs, and the Truth 03/21/2005 The Socialist International Paradox Loving the Third World while keeping it down... 03/21/2005 Napolitano's Choice Veto Arizona's governor should reconsider the record on school choice... 03/21/2005 Are We Ready for Robots? As advances in robot design continue, we'll be confronted with the same conundrum we face in biotechnology... 03/21/2005 The Scientists Revolt (Because Their Bosses Are Revolting) The new restrictions could ruin one of the world's premier medical research institutions... 03/18/2005 The Russia-Syria Connection How Russia's arming of a Ba'athist tyranny undermines democracy in the Middle East... 03/18/2005 W-2s in Social Security limbo Part of the annual 9 million hopelessly inaccurate W-2 reports are filed by companies hiring illegal aliens... 03/18/2005 Art in Space Space is a great unknown and art has a role in revealing what we don't know... 03/18/2005 Combating the Islamist Threat Why the West's ignorant politicians can be more dangerous than terrorists... 03/18/2005 Better Off Alone Same-sex ed computes... 03/18/2005 Science stars over D.C. An important element in the vigorous growth of the U.S. economy is the growth from scientific and technological innovation... 03/18/2005 Cal Thomas: Poor reflections in the media mirror 03/17/2005 The New Investor Class and Its Critics Theory either misunderstand it or confuse its strengths for weaknesses... 03/17/2005 High on Hype Congress "takes on" steroids... 03/17/2005 Reservist families' financial jeopardy Supporting our servicemembers who've answered our nation's call to duty is a family value both parties can embrace... 03/17/2005 Emerging Markets are the Real Losers in Argentina's Triumph 03/17/2005 Death by Political Correctness The consequences of ignoring the obvious... 03/17/2005 Freeze! I Just Had My Nails Done! Feminist tragedy strikes Atlanta... 03/17/2005 Felonious Funk Are we Felony Nation? Or have we become a Nation of Felons?... 03/16/2005 Credit Worthy There are "special interests" on both sides of the bankruptcy bill... 03/16/2005 Second Leg of the Ownership Society in Jeopardy? Why do architects in Congress want to rebuild America's highly successful home-buying system?... 03/16/2005 Soft Power, Soft Despotism Sino-American relations and human history... 03/16/2005 The Free Lunch May Be Over One eye on the bond market... 03/16/2005 George Will: A Committee on Steroids 03/15/2005 Cal Thomas: The Evangelical Third Coming 03/15/2005 Nuclear Musical Chairs Who will be the last standing?... 03/15/2005 How the World Health Organization Makes Terrorism Respectable 03/15/2005 Pakistan, Iran and the Bomb 03/15/2005 Tax-Cut Vote Likely Markets assume a high probability that the 2008 expiration date will be extended... 03/15/2005 Save People, Not the System Public health care on the verge of financial collapse... 03/15/2005 Trapped The banks are losing customers and are at greater risk of being indicted for not following complicated and unclear regulations... 03/15/2005 George Will: Brutal negatives 03/14/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Adieu, Dan 03/14/2005 Doctoring the Market 03/14/2005 John Bolton: The Right Man, In The Right Place, At The Right Time 03/14/2005 Doctoring the Market Competitive innovation prevents a market from getting captured by the incumbents... 03/14/2005 $55 Oil Won't Last More production and less speculation will mean lower barrel prices ahead... 03/14/2005 Our Battery-Powered Economy Why it makes sense to be optimistic about the American economy... 03/14/2005 Wetlands law mired in a bog 03/14/2005 George Will: Almost everything designated a 'civil rights' problem isn't 03/11/2005 Syria, Leaving with a Bang? 03/11/2005 Why We Are In Iraq And why some Americans want us to lose the war... 03/11/2005 Social Security in Your Mailbox What will the personal-account statement look like?... 03/11/2005 Roadblock rules We need the facts about the death of Italian security agent Nicola Calipari, but we also need a fact-based perspective... 03/11/2005 On the Edge of Innovation The pace of innovation does not have to be dependent on federal government dollars... 03/11/2005 Jihad on the American Mind The Saudis spend fortunes teaching American university students to hate... 03/11/2005 Will George Bush's Legacy Be a Democratic Majority? Will President Bush's small-d democratization efforts help build a majority for the large-D Democratic party?... 03/11/2005 A Look Back Turning points since September 11... 03/11/2005 Cal Thomas: The advance of freedom 03/10/2005 The Science Behind Common Sense Can things be true even if we can't prove them?... 03/10/2005 The Mind of Bashar Al-Assad The Syrian dictator plays a dangerous game... 03/10/2005 Irrational Exuberance? It's March and pessimists are already behind... 03/10/2005 The Asbestos Answer Ensuring sick people get the money they deserve... 03/10/2005 My Social Security Investment alternatives... 03/10/2005 High noon for judges Are the people to elect their own representatives to decide issues or are unelected judges to take over an ever-increasing power to rule?... 03/10/2005 |
Misdemeanor Nation vs. Felony Nation In the world where the enfranchisement of felons seems like a good idea, no crime is ever really that bad... 03/09/2005 A Battle Over Likes, Not Numbers The simple truth is that one side likes freedom and responsibility while the other likes collectivism and intervention... 03/09/2005 China, the US and the 'Four Nevers' A US military delegation arrived in Taiwan Saturday... 03/09/2005 When and Why America Is At Its Best What's at the heart of Yankee free enterprise?... 03/09/2005 The Last Days of the Mullahs Tehran's tyrants nervously eye their approaching rendezvous with the ash heap of history... 03/09/2005 Putin's Totalitarian Path Is there still hope for democracy in Russia?... 03/09/2005 Justice Kennedy's Mind Where the Constitution resides... 03/09/2005 Cal Thomas: The Cucumber curriculum 03/08/2005 Bill O'Reilly: The terror tactics of the ACLU 03/08/2005 Set America free It is neither in the United States' strategic, national security nor economic interests to continue relying on imported oil... 03/08/2005 In Our Name, Not In Our Image Iraqi Arabs voted not for liberals but for Islamists... 03/08/2005 The Foreign Face of Iraqi Terrorism Saudi Arabia's imperialist jihad in Baghdad... 03/08/2005 A New Approach for the Budget Our government continues to use a bureaucratic system based on a 1930s economy, and a 1950s infrastructure... 03/08/2005 Reform Talk Needs Action Moving along the road to peace?... 03/08/2005 Resuscitating FDA We need reform of our system of drug development and its regulation... 03/08/2005 Al-Qaeda's Illegal Immigration Threat Terrorists are aware of our open border; when will politicians catch on?... 03/07/2005 The New Age Supreme Court The Supreme Court's decision barring execution of juvenile murderers as cruel and unusual punishment is not only fundamentally flawed but also deeply troubling... 03/07/2005 Washed Away By the Preference Cascade? Implications for communication technology and American foreign policy... 03/07/2005 Privatize This The USPS needs urgent and wide-ranging reform... 03/07/2005 Maple Leaf Ragged Why it is a really dumb idea for Canada to pull out from Ballistic Missile Defense... 03/07/2005 Charles Krauthammer: The Road to Damascus 03/04/2005 The Best Thing That Has Ever Happened to Journalism Blogs are forcing the journalistic priesthood out of the temple... 03/04/2005 Potemkin Nonproliferation Helping Iran's nuclear-weapons efforts... Good Collateral Damage Not all collateral damage is necessarily bad... 03/04/2005 Thou Shalt Make No Sense Commandments and confused jurisprudence... 03/04/2005 Exhausting the Options Italy's approach to air pollution is all wrong... 03/04/2005 It Takes Two Political and economic freedom go hand in hand... 03/04/2005 Shut the Window, It's Getting Drafty A proposed solution to military readiness problems has some serious military drawbacks... 03/03/2005 The Saudi Buck Stops Here Exposing the financers of terror turns into a legal battle to protect our First Amendment rights... 03/03/2005 The Myth of Absolute Safety The FDA shouldn't be excessively cautious in its drug-approval process... 03/03/2005 Is Poverty Unnatural? A prime example of idiotarian thought... 03/03/2005 Anticipating Surprises The greatest national-security challenge... 03/03/2005 Cal Thomas: The Supreme Judge and the Supreme Court 03/02/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Busting Buster 03/02/2005 An Important Emerging Economic Paradigm It is possible that economists of the past few generations may have committed one of the greatest blunders in intellectual history... 03/02/2005 The New Fidel Is Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez joining the Axis of Evil?... 03/02/2005 The Beauty of the Flat Tax It's fair and it works... 03/02/2005 Be wary of the EU constitution 03/02/2005 Just What the Doctor Ordered? If hospitals ran more along market lines, there would be a lot more emphasis on making patients and visitors happy... 03/02/2005 First Lebanon, Now Syria Syrian dissidents, encouraged by spreading Mideastern democracy, demand their rights... 03/02/2005 Women of the World Thank the U.S... 03/02/2005 Can the Supreme Court curb blight? The Supreme Court has opened the door to ever-more-creative definitions of blight... 03/02/2005 Cal Thomas: The march of freedom 03/01/2005 We Need More Speech Codes Perhaps a liberal society requires illiberal education... 03/01/2005 Dual citizenship folly Dual citizenship does not imminently threaten the fabric of the United States... 03/01/2005 The Indirect Approach Syria's cunning plan in Lebanon. 03/01/2005 Europe's Economy in the Eye of a Storm One has to pity the European economy... 03/01/2005 Against the Political Bears The investor class is alive and well — and growing... 03/01/2005 Eminent Domain, Imminent Theft What's at stake in Kelo... 03/01/2005 Bill O'Reilly: Destiny in America 02/28/2005 Father Knows Best? Why you want your government out of your healthcare... 02/28/2005 "Impartial" to Genocide How Kofi Annan turned the UN's back on the slaughter in Rwanda... 02/28/2005 Reforming the U.N. A necessity, a long time in coming... 02/28/2005 Anti-Semitism Revisited Why the cycles of Jew-hatred continue... 02/28/2005 CIA Too Cautious in Terrorist Hunt 02/28/2005 Deregulate Telecommunications We need to do so now more than ever... 02/28/2005 Is the Marine Corps PC? 02/28/2005 Cal Thomas: Border control 02/25/2005 Syria: The Axis of Evil's Junior Partner 02/25/2005 Iran's ayatollahs challenged Encouraging the Iranian people to liberate themselves could result in two democracies... 02/25/2005 Liberty Liberty "Revamped" Russia's former voice for freedom might now become Putin's tool to suppress it... 02/25/2005 Is Iraq Paving the Way for More Terror? 02/25/2005 Financing Osama Starving terrorists of money debilitates their survival. So when are we gonna do it?... 02/25/2005 Actuarially Unsound To evaluate Social Security reform objectively and accurately, you have to throw out the actuarial analysis... 02/24/2005 The Old Middle East Comes to Gaza Evicting Jews would seem to be a blow to the optimists... 02/24/2005 A Cop at the Carnival Stuck between crime and politics... 02/24/2005 The Washington Doctrine "democratic realism," or the solemn American obligation... 02/24/2005 Whose Side Is Russia On? Russia pledges its support to the Mullahs... 02/24/2005 Europe's Way Forward 02/24/2005 The Middle East at a "Tipping Point" 02/24/2005 The Sport of Purple America More habit than passion: Hockey and the American imagination... 02/23/2005 Desert Bigotry An obstacle to the future of Iraq... 02/23/2005 A third intifada? An avalanche threatens to close the road on a rerun of the Mideast peace process... 02/23/2005 Scaring the Cap Out of You President Bush needs to avoid a massive hidden tax on small business... 02/23/2005 Put Social Security in the Budget A safety strategy for the GOP... 02/23/2005 The Japan Cards A very high stakes game of nuclear poker is unfolding... 02/23/2005 Cal Thomas: We have been warned, now what? 02/22/2005 Constitutionally Indisposed What is the Bush administration thinking about the pending EU constitution?... 02/22/2005 Who is a Pragmatist? Are liberals the ideologues and conservatives the pragmatists?... 02/22/2005 Has Illegal Immigration Ruined Los Angeles Public Schools? 02/22/2005 New Life for Lebanon Secular nationalism should be the basis of a new, independent state... 02/22/2005 Sod Off, Swampy! Keeping the world safe for capitalism... 02/22/2005 Mad cap idea Possible increase in the payroll-tax cap is a move into dangerous political space... 02/22/2005 Origins of the Post-Democratic Democrats How did one of history's original democratic political parties become so indifferent to the cause of democracy?... 02/22/2005 Lost in the spin cycle We're seeing much more "spin" in the national news media than ever before... 02/21/2005 Cap Trap President Bush thinks about raising taxes... 02/21/2005 More Tax Please, We're Swedish What happens when all of a country's political parties want tax hikes?... 02/21/2005 Paying attention . . . closely 02/21/2005 How to Euro-Speak A phrasebook for the presidential tourist... 02/21/2005 The Quadrangle of Evil: What to do about 'Friendly Syria'? 02/21/2005 Bias against Poland Please, members of Congress, do something about an arrant case of discrimination against a loyal American friend... 02/21/2005 Unsung Victories The effects of American policy throughout the Middle East are gradually being felt... 02/21/2005 The unfinished portrait Widening the lens of history, we lost definition and hailed the result as ... diversity... 02/21/2005 'The Duty of the Opposition Is...' What makes a creditable opposition party?... 02/18/2005 The Bear Is Back Russia's Middle Eastern adventures... 02/18/2005 Enter the Dragon: Nuclear Power's Newest Player What's going on with pebble-bed modular reactors?... 02/18/2005 Upside Breakout on the Horizon? It's more likely than not... 02/18/2005 Economic Kiwi Fruit US policy makers may want to learn from reforms in other nations... 02/18/2005 Cal Thomas: AIDS mutation: Changing behavior is key 02/17/2005 Medicating the FDA We must make sure the cure isn't worse than the disease... 02/17/2005 Dull, But Worthy You may have a future in the exciting world of unglamorous investing... 02/17/2005 The Triumph of Economic Technology Three 20th century advances that changed the world... 02/17/2005 Allowing Families vs. Family Allowances Looking at jobs and fertility... 02/17/2005 Podesta's Backwards Tax-Reform Plan A basket of naïve and contradictory proposals... 02/17/2005 Where the New Mutual Fund Rules Necessary of Superficial? It's not too late for the SEC to start over by ditching the new rules... 02/17/2005 The Difference Between Islamic Terrorists and Others 02/16/2005 Election Day in Iraq Was a Sacred Day 02/16/2005 Sliming the troops With folks like powerful CNN executive Eason Jordan in charge it's no wonder our troops so often feel smeared and slimed... 02/16/2005 Real Social Security Reform 02/16/2005 What to Do With Iran Solving the problem of the nuclear mullahs... 02/16/2005 America Against the World? 'It's hard to overstate just how out of step the United States is with the rest of the world.' Is it?... 02/16/2005 Simply Templeton Two financial futures for Social Security... 02/16/2005 Kyoto's Promise v. Climate Reality How much pain for how much gain? 02/16/2005 Cal Thomas: Stemming stem cell research 02/15/2005 Jihadism in Retreat Patriotic Iraqis fight Islam's genocidal totalitarians... 02/15/2005 The Problem of Chickendoves A funny thing happened on the way to the peace vigil... 02/15/2005 Stealth Cloning Washington state tries legalizing cloning on the sly... 02/15/2005 Rules in flux Regulators must recraft laws to promote rather than prohibit telecommunication competition... 02/15/2005 Can Soft Power Really Save the World? European security revisited... 02/15/2005 Aid and Comfort to Our Heroes America loves a man in uniform... 02/15/2005 Iran: the next Nicaragua? Pressure should be brought to bear on Iran's mullahs to prove their legitimacy through free elections... 02/15/2005 A Contract with Iraq Americans have a right to ask for the new government in Iraq for a minimal standard of realism... 02/15/2005 The Bush Investment Shift The June 2003 tax cuts are functioning precisely as promised... 02/15/2005 One, Two, Many Broken Windows 02/15/2005 Cal Thomas: Take care of yourself 02/14/2005 The Feminist War on Valentine's Day 02/14/2005 Health Insurance and Bankruptcy The conventional wisdom is that the problem with health insurance in this country is that not enough people have it... 02/14/2005 The Results Are In But we don't know who won the election in Iraq... "Men in Black" is a Must-Read Mark Levin's new book shows how the Supreme Court is destroying America... 02/14/2005 They've Got Nukes. So Is the Proliferation Security Initiative Working?... 02/14/2005 Crabgrass for the Bluegrass State Gov. Fletcher's flawed tax-reform plan... 02/14/2005 Valentine's Day Enrages Jihadists The terrorists are not intimidated by death, but they are terrorized by love... 02/14/2005 The Greeks Had a Word for It: Hegemony vs. Empire The vital differences between hegemony and empire and why it matters today... 02/14/2005 The Hijacking of Valentine's Day "V-Day": — replacing love with vulgarity to build an equal world... 02/14/2005 On North Korea: Don't Blame Bush 02/11/2005 Why Democracy? Ten reasons to support democracy in the Middle East... 02/11/2005 Capitulating to Terror The Sharm summit was a cover for appeasing the Arab-European-UN bloc... 02/11/2005 Taking Racial Politics to a New Low Pandering in the wake of tragedy... 02/11/2005 Condi's Bad Start Rice retains a State Department bureaucrat who thinks the Saudis still deserve the red carpet treatment... 02/11/2005 One handshake forward The image of Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas reaching across the table to clasp hands with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon speaks volumes... 02/11/2005 Rice Pudding Playing sweet isn't very appetizing... 02/11/2005 Beginning of the End for Embryonic Stem Cell Research? 02/11/2005 Outsourcing Attacks Not Over In fact, they seem to be increasing... 02/11/2005 Cal Thomas: Take care of yourself 02/10/2005 The Iranian Threat Supreme leader Ayatollah 'Ali Khamenei... 02/10/2005 US and Europe, Closer Together 02/10/2005 Getting It Right Watergate's lessons for a media lacking credibility... 02/10/2005 The Bill That Wouldn't Die Like a bad horror movie, the Climate Stewardship Act rises again... 02/10/2005 The Real Reason for Social Security Reform If we don't overhaul the program, your income taxes will skyrocket... 02/10/2005 Shoot the Stupid Consumer Clearly, a lot of my fellow consumers are falling for the mail-un-rebate game... 02/10/2005 'Straw men' delay debate It is time to earnestly begin the debate about strengthening Social Security for the future... 02/10/2005 Hail Sovereignty Is the EU getting too big for its breaches?... 02/10/2005 Immigration Two-Step A real step for immigration reform... 02/09/2005 Andean Storm Troopers Indio-fascists in South America's Andean region are making rapid ground in their quest to establish a racist, anti-democratic Inca state... 02/09/2005 Toxic Botsuits Tales of litigation gone awry... 02/09/2005 Go-Go Iraq Democracy works... 02/09/2005 About faces New faces in the news give reason for both fresh hope and apprehension... 02/09/2005 Alpha Companies, Beta Products... and Solving the Innovator's Dilemma Why are companies increasingly viewing the beta release as the final commercial release?... 02/09/2005 For Real? "Historic breakthrough" or Mideast mirage?... 02/09/2050 Ice-breaking opportunity Germans are reluctantly coming to the conclusion they may have been wrong to oppose the Iraq war... 02/09/2005 Cal Thomas: Shedding light in dark places 02/08/2005 The Fighting Islamists of Notre Dame The nation's foremost peace studies institute is not exactly about peace... 02/08/2005 Tipping the Balance In Favor of Terrorists Should foreign terrorists captured abroad be entitled to the constitutional rights available to defendants in U.S. courts?... 02/08/2005 The Impatient Caucus Have we forgotten that winning a war takes time?... 02/08/2005 Exporting Immigrants, and Chaos Massive illegal immigration from Mexico demands a stiffer American resolve... 02/08/2005 Overstating the Shiite Monolith 02/08/2005 After Blair President Bush might not like the man waiting in the wings... 02/08/2005 Why the Islamists Really Hate Us 1400 years of rage at Muslim repression has to be channeled somewhere... 02/08/2005 George F. Will: Bush is also setting his sights on the tax code 02/07/2005 Private Matters and 'Public Health' What the government should and shouldn't do about obesity... 02/07/2005 Business Before Safety When airlines' profits come first... 02/07/2005 Chasing the Long Tail What Chris Anderson's powerful meme means in the context of blogs... 02/07/2005 Ward Churchill's No Indian His alleged tribe says he's not one of theirs... 02/07/2005 Not-So-Free Press Who'll investigate the Tillack case? How about Sy Hersh?... 02/07/2005 Jobs Stronger Than You Might Think The establishment survey is not the best employment indicator... 02/07/2005 Table the Timetable Melana Vickers considers the contemporary history of fixed withdrawal dates... 02/07/2005 Saddam Hussein and Abu Nidal, Terrorist Allies 02/04/2005 Dummies for Islam 02/04/2005 The United States as an Indebted Empire How the US risks conceding leverage... 02/04/2005 Ward Churchill Isn't the Only One Who Hates America Lots of socialist academics echo Ward's sentiments for fun and (great) profit... 02/04/2005 The Compensation Conundrum "Providence moves slowly, but the devil always hurries." 02/04/2005 And the Oscar Goes to: Political Correctness I'd like to thank the Academy -- for another nauseating year of politically inspired nominations... 02/04/2005 Ballistic Fingerprinting's a Dud Another failed gun-control strategy... 02/04/2005 Cal Thomas: Transcript of interview with President Bush 02/03/2005 Enforcing our Borders, State by State Arizona has kicked illegal immigrants off welfare... 02/03/2005 America the Incredible 02/03/2005 Twin Cultures of Death The UN's pledge, "never again," is a mockery as long as there is no penalty for modern day genocide... 02/03/2005 Take the Krugman 6.5% Challenge It's dirty work (not really), but someone has to do it... 02/03/2005 Arab Wall Street Rides the Bull 02/03/2005 Iraq's Founding Fathers, and Ours Iraqis can rejoice in its democratic founding... 02/03/2005 Get Behind the Wheel of a Dictator! The strange but true history of car names... 02/03/2005 "No" to "Democracy" Zimbabwe's implosion... 02/03/2005 George F. Will: Iraq vote allows thoughts of success 02/02/2005 Climate Cartoon: Simplify and Exaggerate 02/02/2005 Is Bangladesh the Next Afghanistan? India's neighbor on the Bay of Bengal could be the next haven for terror... 02/02/2005 Honor Thy Father -- Or Else Why do EU governments turn a blind eye to murder?... 02/02/2005 Personal Social Security Accounts Will Happen Here's why... 02/02/2005 How Evil Capitalists Can Save the World... and Just Might 02/02/2005 Keeping Score on Tax Reform It's coming. Here's what you need to know... 02/02/2005 Cal Thomas: Extreme makeover of Iraq could lead to the reshaping of many other dictatorial nations in the region 02/01/2005 Why 'Bloody Sunday' Didn't Happen 02/01/2005 The Other Elections The Iraqi elections bring much hope; one can't say the same about the recent elections in Gaza... 02/01/2005 Department of Terrifying the Homeland? Michael Chertoff, nominee to head the Department of Homeland Security, has his work cut out for him... 02/01/2005 Saudi Venom in American Mosques Saudi-sponsored publications continue their policy of Hate-America First... 02/01/2005 NAACP Resists IRS Investigation Group Calls Probe Politically Motivated... 02/01/2005 There They Go Again Times coverage of GDP is completely misleading... 02/01/2005 |