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Paid article THE GATE CRASH OF 2009
The Gate Crash of 2009 The city of Washington has been collectively aghast at the spectacle of Michaela and Tareq Salahi, the fun couple from Virginia wine country who seem to have talked...
Paid article TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI
LABASH, MATT
To the Shores of Tripoli Surely there are worse PR gigs than fl acking for the Libyan government, but I can’t think of many. It’s not that there’s never good news emanating from the province...
Paid article SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT
Kristol, Frederick W. Kagan and William
Support the President President Obama has ordered sufficient reinforcements to Afghanistan to execute a war strategy that can succeed. We applaud this decision. And we urge everyone to rally...
Paid article "NO MINARETS, PLEASE"
Caldwell, Christopher
No Minarets, Please We’re Swiss. BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL E veline WidmerSchlumpf, the Swiss justice minister, took to the airwaves as soon as her fellow citizens voted by a...
Paid article A WAR PRESIDENT AND HIS PARTY
CEASER, JAMES W.
A War President and His Party Will Democrats be able to keep from criticizing Obama on Afghanistan? BY JAMES W. CEASER President Obama faces the unprecedented challenge of being a war...
Paid article INFATUATED WITH THE NEW DEAL
BARNES, FRED
Infatuated with the New Deal The only ideas Obama wants to entertain on job creation are bad ones. BY FRED BARNES President Obama is a master of the “narrative.” That’s the fancy new word in...
Paid article THE LONG AWAKENING
SMITH, WESLEY J.
The Long Awakening A Belgian case revives the Schiavo decision. BY WESLEY J. SMITH The case of Terri Schiavo— who died fi ve years ago next March, deprived for nearly two weeks of food and...
Paid article SCIENTISTS BEHAVING BADLY
HAYWARD, STEVEN F.
Scientists Behaving Badly A corrupt cabal of global warming alarmists are exposed by a massive document leak BY STEVEN F. HAYWARD Slowly and mostly unnoticed by the major news media, the air...
Paid article THE COLOMBIAN MIRACLE
BOOT, MAX; BENNET, RICHARD
The Colombian Miracle How Alvaro Uribe with smart U.S. support turned the tide against drug lords and Marxist guerrillas BY MAX BOOT & RICHARD BENNET Bogot? ‘Colombia has been the most...
Paid article CASES CLOSED
TEACHOUT, TERRY
Cases Closed Revisiting the mysterious legacy of the late, great Donald Westlake BY TERRY TEACHOUT When Donald E. Westlake died unexpectedly last New Year’s Eve, thousands of people...
Paid article PROFESSOR IN POLITICS
HAMBY, ALONZO L.
Professor in Politics Grading the successes and failures of Woodrow Wilson. BY ALONZO L. HAMBY Some readers of THE WEEKLY STANDARD may have seen Darryl F. Zanuck’s 1944 fi lm, Wilson. A...
Paid article SOLDIERS OF MERCY
TOOLEY, MARK
Soldiers of Mercy The Salvation Army and the religion of compassion. BY MARK TOOLEY Many Americans know nothing of the Salvation Army beyond its Christmas red kettles and bell-ringers in...
Paid article LIBERALS FOREVER
TERZIAN, PHILIP
Liberals Forever? Norman Podhoretz ponders the politics of American Jews. BY PHILIP TERZIAN Milton Himmelfarb’s epigram that “Jews earn like Episcopalians and vote like Puerto Ricans” has...
Paid article LIQUID ASSETS
GROOM, WINSTON
Liquid Assets Big oil, big money, and Texas-sized tales. BY WINSTON GROOM Growing tired of the rich these days? Bored with greedy Wall Streeters’ multimilliondollar bonuses and mansions...
Paid article CHRISTMAS CONQUEST
Achorn, Edward
Christmas Conquest When Sherman’s march through Georgia ended at the sea. BY EDWARD ACHORN In Saint Luke’s rendition of the Christmas story, “a multitude of the heavenly host” appears...
Paid article IT TAKES A VISAGE
Short, Edward
It Takes a Visage The rebirth of learning in the art of portraiture. BY EDWARD SHORT Towards the end of the fi rst act of Macbeth, Duncan asks after the traitor Cawdor and is told that he...
Paid article TWENTY OVER PAR
YORK, BYRON
Twenty Over Par A celebration of the great American game that began in Scotland. BY BYRON YORK Like any sport, golf has its sacred relics. There’s Bobby Jones’s putter, Calamity Jane. The...
Paid article FIRMER FOUNDATION
DESMOND, JOAN FRAWLEY
Firmer Foundation Curriculum as a source of national unity, equality, and strength. BY JOAN FRAWLEY DESMOND President Obama has promised billions in stimulus funds to states that...
Paid article POLITICAL WOMEN
SCHAEFFER, SABRINA L.
Political Women The complications of gender in today’s America. BY SABRINA L. SCHAEFFER The hit television program Mad Men provides a remarkable (if exaggerated) portrayal of the sexism...
Paid article PARODY
“President Obama may have a thing or two to learn from Tiger Woods’ golf game, according to an upcoming article in the January edition of Golf Digest…. The magazine cover is a photoshopped image...
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