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Paid articleThe Enthusiasms of Newsweek
Scrapbook The Enthusiasms of Newsweek THE SCRAPBOOK was a little surprised by last week’s cover of Newsweek—no heroic portrait of Barack Obama?—and so, slowly and a little hesitantly, dove...
Paid articleLOST IN THE PERSONASPHERE
FERGUSON, ANDREW
Casual LOST IN THE PERSONASPHERE I was with my kids at Zuma beach, in Malibu. It was night. We were alone. A full moon had risen over the Pacifi c. As far as you could see into a scrim of mist...
Paid articleAn Indecent Decision
EDITORIAL An Indecent Decision What are the scariest words in constitutional law these days? “Justice Kennedy delivered the opinion of the Court.” Earlier this term, Kennedy wrote the 5-4...
Paid articleA Heaping Bowl of Mush
TERZIAN, PHILIP
A Heaping Bowl of Mush Dealing with Robert Mugabe, Obama-style BY PHILIP TERZIAN If inspirational claptrap is the stuff of diplomacy, then Barack Obama should flourish in the...
Paid articleClosing the Enthusiasm Gap
HAYES, STEPHEN F.
Closing the Enthusiasm Gap McCain and Obama, by the numbers. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES About the time political reporters were sitting down to lunch on June 24, BlackBerries all over Washington...
Paid articleVery Retiring Republicans
BARNES, FRED
Very Retiring Republicans They’d rather quit than fi ght. BY FRED BARNES Democrats John Conyers, John Dingell, and Charles Rangel were in the wilderness from 1994 to 2006, the years of...
Paid articleMcCain, Obama, & the Catholic Vote
ANDERSON, RYAN T.
McCain, Obama, & the Catholic Vote Which one is a natural? BY RYAN T. ANDERSON While a number of Catholics have been waxing rhapsodic about Barack Obama’s appeal, it seems to have gone...
Paid articleHistory's Fall Guys
barnett, dean
History’s Fall Guys From tulips to $4 gas, “speculators” are always to blame. BY DEAN BARNETT There was a moment in history when the Dutch really loved their tulips. In 1635, 40 tulip bulbs...
Paid articleShaken and Stirred Up
JOHNSON, REUBEN F.
Shaken and Stirred Up The aftermath of China’s earthquake. BY REUBEN F. JOHNSON Dujiangyan City, Sichuan Province Chinese superstition revolves around the magic of certain numbers, with 8...
Paid articleLaughter at the Supreme Court
ROSS, LEE
Laughter at the Supreme Court Yes, the justices tell lawyer jokes. BY LEE ROSS ‘Attempts at humor usually fall fl at.” This concise admonition from the offi cial guide for lawyers arguing...
Paid articleL'Affaire Enderlin
MOUTET, ANNE-ELISABETH
L’Affaire Enderlin Being a French journalist means never having to say you’re sorry BY ANNE-ELISABETH MOUTET Paris To understand the al-Dura affair, it helps to keep one thing in mind: In...
Paid articleTalking Politics
HITCHENS, CHRISTOPHER
Talking Politics What are they really saying? BY CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS Mr. William Safi re would have made—indeed he does make, in another of his incarnations—a highly serviceable...
Paid articleIsn't That Special?
Roberts, Andrew
Isn’t That Special? Anglo-American relations are more complicated than you think. BY ANDREW ROBERTS How deep are the historical roots of the Special Relationship? Is it simply a marriage of...
Paid articleBoris the Good
NAGORSKI, ANDREW
Boris the Good Unfortunately, not great. BY ANDREW NAGORSKI It was hard not to admire Boris Yeltsin when he fi rst emerged as a primal force in Moscow. After all, he demonstrated tremendous...
Paid articleAfter the Fox
Short, Edward
After the Fox Riding to hounds and the death of Old England. BY EDWARD SHORT In Hunting the Fox (1921), his celebrated handbook, Lord Willoughby de Broke praised the resiliency of...
Paid articleUnholy Thoughts
BecK, Stefan
Unholy Thoughts A Bright Young Thing grapples with the post-9/11 world. BY STEFAN BECK In 2006 Martin Amis took a potentially career-ending risk: He told the truth. In an interview with Ginny...
Paid articleSpeak the Speech
Bachrach, Judy
Speak the Speech The twilight world of the White House ventriloquists. BY JUDY BACHRACH Is there any creature in the world lower or more pitiful than a White House ghostwriter? I mean,...
Paid articleRhymers' Dictionary
SIMON, JOHN
Rhymers’ Dictionary Defining the moderns. BY JOHN SIMON It is not an easy task to fi nd the right reviewer for poetry. Many reviewers who can handle all kinds of prose well enough fi nd poetry...
Paid articleKeeping Score
BANNER, JAMES M. Jr.
Keeping Score History is made, then recorded, and recorded again. BY JAMES M. BANNER JR. The historical study of historical thought and writing— what historians call historiography— has long...
Paid articleHere's My Plan
CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
Here’s My Plan Winning blue-collar votes in red states. BY MATTHEW CONTINETTI A few months back, Barack Obama explained why he had not won more support from voters in Appalachia. You go into...
Paid articleIdentity Theft
Alston, Edith
Identity Theft A rediscovered classic of souls in transition. BY EDITH ALSTON By the time the feckless young Sheppard Lee discovers himself dead, in the vicinity of the corpulent remains...
Paid articleCops on the Case
BREEN, JON L.
Cops on the Case Two police procedurals from contemporary Britain. BY JON L. BREEN The invention of the police procedural, in recent decades the dominant subgenre of detective fi ction, is...
Paid articleParody
Parody “[Sen. John McCain] proposed a $300 million government prize to whoever can develop an automobile battery that far surpasses existing technology. The bounty would equate to $1 for every...
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