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Paid articleDANCING WITH THE DAVOS STARS
Dancing with the Davos Stars Behind many conspiracy theories, THE SCRAPBOOK has always suspected, lies a deep longing to believe that the ships of state are being captained by highly...
Paid articleWAR OF WORDS
FERGUSON, ANDREW
War of Words It’s starting to dawn on me that my personal campaign to eliminate the use of the word issue to mean difficulty, misapprehension, disturbance, irritation, objection, and a dozen...
Paid article"YES, A PERIOD OF CONSEQUENCES"
KRISTOL, WILLIAM
Yes, A Period of Consequences Last month, we published an editorial under the title ?gA Period of Consequences.?h The phrase was taken from a speech in the House of Commons in late 1936 in...
Paid articleEXCUSING THE OAKLAND RIOTERS
MacDonald, Heather
Excusing the Oakland Rioters In a remarkable demonstration of defi ning deviancy down, Oakland is congratulating itself for the scale of the riots that broke out July 8 in response to the...
Paid articleA MOSQUE GROWS NEAR BROOKLYN
SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN
A Mosque Grows Near Brooklyn Since a proposal to construct a 15story mosque and community center two blocks from Ground Zero was announced last year, the project has been a focus of...
Paid articleCOLORADO'S GOP ON A ROLL
BARNES, FRED
Colorado’s GOP on a Roll Colorado, the vanguard of a Democratic juggernaut for three straight election cycles, has fl ipped. To wit: President Obama won Colorado handily in 2008 (54 percent...
Paid article"EASY CREDIT, HARD LANDING"
Caldwell, Christopher
Easy Credit, Hard Landing In 2005, University of Chicago finance professor Raghuram Rajan published a paper in the proceedings of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City called...
Paid articleIN DEFENSE OF MODERATION
Rubin, Jennifer
In Defense of Moderation C. Holland Taylor doesn’t look like a man radical Muslims should fear. He is trim, unassuming, and speaks with a faint southern accent. His stylish blond haircut and...
Paid articleBILL THOMAS'S REVENGE
ANDRES, GARY
Bill Thomas’s Revenge Bill Thomas loved schemes. The former California congressman, who chaired the House Ways and Means Committee from 2001 to 2006, practiced the arcane art of...
Paid article"BRIGHT LIGHTS, BAD SCHOOLHOUSES"
BUNCH, SONNY
Bright Lights, Bad Schoolhouses Facing thousands of worried members at the annual convention of the National Education Association on July 3, the head of the nation’s largest teachers’...
Paid articleSHOULD ISRAEL BOMB IRAN?
GERECHT, REUEL MARC
Should Israel Bomb Iran? There is only one thing that terrifi es Washington’s foreign policy establishment more than the prospect of an American airstrike against Iran’s nuclear-weapons...
Paid articlePIGGY'S BACK
DIRDA, MICHAEL
Piggy’s Back Kill the pig! Slit her throat! Spill her blood! Just pronounce those words and anyone who’s been to high school during the last 50 years will instantly remember their source:...
Paid articleROUGH DIAMONDS
GUASPARI, DAVID
Rough Diamonds It is no criticism to say that the third installment in Fay Vincent’s oral history of baseball cannot compete with the classic that inspired it, Lawrence S. Ritter’s The Glory...
Paid articleDISLOYAL OPPOSITION
KLEHR, HARVEY
Disloyal Opposition Entering the world of idealists, lunatics, killers, double agents, triple agents, and religious fanatics who populate Alex Butterworth’s book is a bewildering experience,...
Paid article"FAREWELL, OLYMPIA?"
Macomber, Shawn
Farewell, Olympia? Ensconced within the catacomblike coal room deep in the bowels of the USS Olympia, wherein soot-swaddled men endured 120-degree heat and singeing hair to keep the...
Paid articleHERSELF REMEMBERED
WILSON, JOHN
Herself Remembered Marinated in whiskey and cured in cigarette smoke, Beryl Bainbridge’s ravaged, masklike visage—the most memorable since Auden’s—was familiar to every literate Briton....
Paid articleFARCE GONE WRONG
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Farce Gone Wrong In 1998, the French writer-director Francis Veber made one of the cinema’s most compact and clever farces, a 80-minute piece of clockwork called Le D?ner de Cons (The Dinner...
Paid articlePARODY
“This fall I am taking my talents to South Beach,” said LeBron James, announcing his decision to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers and join the Miami Heat. —News...
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