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Paid articleTHE SCRAPBOOK
THE SCRAPBOOK The Biden Boom I t may be hard to believe, or maybe it’s all too believable; but here in Washington the chattering classes are beginning to ask a question that, elsewhere in...
Paid articleCASUAL
CASUAL Go Google Yourself I was not long ago introduced before giving a talk by a woman who, to authenticate my importance, said that she had Googled my name and found more than 12 million...
Paid articleEDITORIALS
EDITORIALS When It Rains, It Pours There is no curse on the second term of presidents. When presidents lose credibility, when trust vanishes and their word is no longer accepted, they have only...
Paid articleWHAT ABOUT THE VIDEO?
HAYES, STEPHEN F.
What About the Video? The Benghazi email dump leaves some big questions unanswered. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES So, what about the video? The White House last week released nearly 100 pages of emails...
Paid articleGOSNELL SEEPS INTO THE NEWS
EMERY, NOEMIE
Gosnell Seeps into the News The abortionist the media wanted to ignore is convicted of murder. BY NOEMIE EMERY By most accounts, Kermit Gosnell seemed stunned last week when a jury found him...
Paid articlePIPELINE POLITICS
Alexiev, Alex; HAYWARD, STEVEN F.
Pipeline Politics Is Putin running out of gas? BY ALEX ALEXIEV & STEVEN F. HAYWARD The Cold War is now so over that it might as well be grouped with the ancient ice ages, but there is one echo...
Paid articleDECLINING DEFICITS
STELZER, IRWIN M.
Declining Deficits Economic growth is the imperative, not budget cuts. BY IRWIN M. STELZER The burgeoning deficit has stopped burgeoning, at least for now. So Republican plans to attack the...
Paid articleTHE ARRIVAL OF HUMAN CLONING
SMITH, WESLEY J.
The Arrival of Human Cloning It’s here. Don’t get used to it. BY WESLEY J. SMITH Human cloning is finally here, and it is going to spark a political conflagration. First, some background. The...
Paid articleTHE NEXT SCOTT BROWN?
WARREN, MICHAEL
The Next Scott Brown? Gabriel Gomez, Massachusetts Republican. BY MICHAEL WARREN Gabriel Gomez is an ambitious guy. In January, with Massachusetts senator John Kerry all but certain to be...
Paid articleALL POLITICS ISN'T LOCAL
COST, JAY
All Politics Isn’t Local But more of it should be. BY JAY COST The state of the union today is uneasy, at best. Washington is crippled by gridlock while Americans across the country...
Paid articleBEYOND THE PALE
ALLEN, CHARLOTTE
Beyond the Pale At ‘white privilege’ conferences, a lengthening list of victims issue an ever-more-detailed indictment of Western civilization BY CHARLOTTE ALLEN SeaTac, Wash. The DoubleTree...
Paid articleTHOMAS PEREZ MAKES A DEAL
Eastland, Terry
Thomas Perez Makes a Deal How Obama’s Labor nominee made a Supreme Court case disappear BY TERRY EASTLAND On November 7, 2011, the Supreme Court decided to hear Magner v. Gallagher, a...
Paid articleFORMAL ADDRESS
Pritchard, William H.
Formal Address The correspondence of Anthony Hecht. BY WILLIAM H. PRITCHARD Of the generation of American poets born in the 1920s, three are preeminent: Richard Wilbur (b. 1921), Anthony Hecht...
Paid articleTWO HEADS, ONE BODY
TROY, TEVI
Two Heads, One Body What could possibly go wrong in a co-presidency? BY TEVI TROY There is no doubt that the American presidency is an imperfect institution and that it has been inhabited by...
Paid articleA WORLD DIVIDED
LENDON, J. E.
A World Divided You can’t take it with you, and here’s why. BY J. E. LENDON Demetrius of Phaleron, the eccentric tyrant of Athens in the last years of the fourth century B.C., was the proud...
Paid articleBELIEVING IS SEEING
Klepp, Lawrence
Believing Is Seeing The continuing saga of human credulity. BY LAWRENCE KLEPP Franz Mesmer (1734-1815), the spellbinding celebrity healer of late-18th-century Vienna and Paris, is one of those...
Paid articleFOLLOW THE MONEY
WOOSTER, MARTIN MORSE
Follow the Money What people do with their wealth is whose business? BY MARTIN MORSE WOOSTER One almost feels like shedding a tear for rich people these days. They are regularly pilloried...
Paid articleIN CHURCHILL'S STEPS
Stelzer, Cita
In Churchill’s Steps A velvet red carpet in the ‘Iron Curtain’ city. BY CITA STELZER Fulton, Mo. You learn a lot about America and its people on a book-signing tour. I’ve been around...
Paid articleA GREATER GATSBY
PODHORETZ, JOHN
A Greater Gatsby This cinematic version works, old sport. BY JOHN PODHORETZ The new film version of The Great Gatsby is, shockingly, terrific—opulent, powerful, and thrillingly gorgeous....
Paid articlePARODY
PARODY “...in the late 1960s, [Joanne Chesimard] shed what she called her ‘slave name’ for Shakur—a surname that she adopted as a member of the Black Panthers, whose adherents armed themselves as...
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