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IssueVol. 018 Issue 040 (July 1 2013)
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Paid articleTHE SCRAPBOOK
THE SCRAPBOOK Obama’s Extremely Well-Hidden Hand Putting the best possible light on the Obama presidency has been a challenge for journalists, and most have risen to the challenge, with...
Paid articleCASUAL
CASUAL The Birds I woke this morning to the gentle coo of a mourning dove on my windowsill. The gentle coo, the mellifluous murmur. You know that sound—mourning doves are everywhere in this...
Paid articleEDITORIALS
EDITORIALS The Rodney Dangerfield House Republicans House Republicans don’t get no respect. Has there been in recent times a more derided, mocked, and pitied bunch? Establishment types...
Paid articleOUT OF CONTROL?
WARREN, MICHAEL
Out of Control? What Eliot Spitzer plans to do if he wins. BY MICHAEL WARREN It’s surprising when a candidate for offi ce tells you exactly what he’ll do if elected. It’s even more surprising...
Paid articleAMERICA AND ITS IMMIGRANTS
BARNES, FRED
America and Its Immigrants A hate-love relationship. BY FRED BARNES Concern over surges of immigration by unfamiliar groups is a hardy perennial of American history: Scotch-Irish...
Paid articleNIXON AND ALL THAT JAZZ
FERGUSON, ANDREW
Nixon and All That Jazz Leonard Garment, 1924-2013 BY ANDREW FERGUSON It’s a thankless job, being a political aide. Your every prerogative and responsibility derives like planetary light from...
Paid articleCAN REPUBLICANS SHAPE THE AGENDA?
COST, JAY
Can Republicans Shape the Agenda? Not without winning in 2016. BY JAY COST In The Semi-Sovereign People, political scientist E. E. Schattschneider asked the question: Of all the potential...
Paid articleA TALE OF TWO TRIALS
ALLEN, CHARLOTTE
A Tale of Two Trials Zimmerman acquitted by a jury—convicted by the media. BY CHARLOTTE ALLEN The trial of George Zimmerman over the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was actually...
Paid articleFARM BILL FIASCO
Moylan, Andrew
Farm Bill Fiasco Big Ag’s big subsidies. BY ANDREW MOYLAN With this month’s passage of a farm bill that doles out tens of billions of dollars in subsidies to agribusiness interests,...
Paid articleBODIES AT AN EXHIBITION
GUTMANN, ETHAN
Bodies at an Exhibition New questions about the origins of the plastinated human specimens now touring the world BY ETHAN GUTMANN I have taken my fi rst steps into “Body Worlds,” an exhibition...
Paid articleBIRDMAN OF AMERICA
Irmscher, Christoph
Birdman of America Before Audubon, there was Alexander Wilson. BY CHRISTOPH IRMSCHER For years now, I have been showing the gorgeous four volumes of Audubon’s Birds of America to visitors...
Paid articleAN END IN SIGHT
LANKFORD, NELSON D.
An End in Sight The final act of the war against Hitler in the West. BY NELSON D. LANKFORD After fi ve years of war, the battered cities and towns of Great Britain, frayed but unbroken, took...
Paid articleLAUGHING LAST
Heaton, Michael
Laughing Last How yesterday’s insurgents became today’s Establishment. BY MICHAEL HEATON In the beginning, there was the Harvard Lampoon. And it was good. And the Harvard Lampoon begat the...
Paid articleLIGHTS OF PHILADELPHIA
ALLITT, PATRICK
Lights of Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin introduces the modern world to the New World. BY PATRICK ALLITT Benjamin Franklin is a biographer’s dream. Successful, long-lived, articulate,...
Paid articleBASES LOADED
Bowman, James
Bases Loaded The smooth moves, and rough edges, of baseball’s infancy. BY JAMES BOWMAN Much has been written about the origins and earliest years of baseball, and much, much more has been...
Paid articleGOD HELPS US
MCKENZIE, WILLIAM
God Helps Us America remains as religious as you thought. BY WILLIAM MCKENZIE You may have read about the rise in the number of Americans who claim no religious affi liation, making you think...
Paid articleTHIS AMERICAN WORLD
Short, Edward
This American World The 'last, best hope of earth' goes global. BY EDWARD SHORT If one thing distinguishes all of Conrad Black’s books, from his brilliant biographies of Franklin Roosevelt and...
Paid articlePRECIOUS STUFF
Achorn, Edward
Precious Stuff Every souvenir tells a story worth hearing. BY EDWARD ACHORN A few years ago, I found the scorecard my grandfather had kept of a September 16, 1904, doubleheader he attended at...
Paid articleTRAITOR IN EMBRYO
AIKMAN, DAVID
Traitor in Embryo A famous spy’s first steps toward betrayal. BY DAVID AIKMAN It will probably never be known how many people died because they were betrayed by Kim Philby to the NKVD, or its...
Paid articleLISTEN TO LINCOLN
London, Herbert I.
Listen to Lincoln A voice from the past articulates the future. BY HERBERT LONDON There is a discredited biological theory—“ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny”— which suggests that the stages...
Paid articleDIVINE DEDUCTION
BREEN, JON L.
Divine Deduction Christian crime fiction comes of age. BY JON L. BREEN Houston detective Roland March is in many ways a typical police procedural protagonist. He’s a troubled big city cop...
Paid articleMISS BENNET'S ANNIVERSARY
Yoder, Edwin M. Jr.
Miss Bennet’s Anniversary How to celebrate the bicentennial of ‘Pride and Prejudice.’ BY EDWIN M. YODER JR. Visitors guided to Jane Austen’s handsome burial marker in Winchester Cathedral, as...
Paid articlePARODY
PARODY “Keith Olbermann, the fiery television anchor who has made a contentious exit from nearly every network he’s worked for, is reportedly returning to the place where he launched his career:...
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