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Paid articleThe Scrapbook
THE SCRAPBOOK Down with the Barricades! One of the many things that The Scrapbook doesn’t like about life in modern Washington—aside from the politics, of course—is the extent to which the...
Paid articleMaking a Spectacles of Myself
Epstein, Joseph
CASUAL Making a Spectacles of Myself Of late, the last four years or so, I rarely go out for long without being praised. I am praised not for my writing, my perspicacity, my elegant bearing, my...
Paid articleEDITORIALS
EDITORIALS Standard A Victory for Free Speech The other day a unanimous Supreme Court ruled that a First Amendment challenge to an Ohio law should be heard in the lower courts. While the decision...
Paid articleTaking a Tumble Again
COST, JAY
Taking a Tumble Again What Obama’s descending job approval ratings mean for November. by Jay Cost President Barack Obama’s job approval seems to be slipping again. After a brutal couple of months...
Paid articleThe Enemy of My Enemy Is My Enemy
GERECHT, REUEL MARC
The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Enemy No one should mistake Iran for a friend. by Reuel Marc Gerecht When Ottoman armies marched into Europe in the mid-14th century, Europeans started looking...
Paid articleWhat About the Book?
NORMAN, GEOFFREY
What About the Book? As, you know, a book. by Geoffrey Norman Nobody has time to read these days. Everybody says so, anyway. So in the case of Hillary Clinton’s Hard Choices, is there any good...
Paid articleBetween Iraq and a Hard Place
DEVOSS, DAVID
Between Iraq and a Hard Place The Kurds love America. It’s time to reciprocate. by David DeVoss They came from the west through the Syrian Desert, across the Euphrates River, and down off the...
Paid article'Student Loan Relief Now'
Brannon, Ike
‘Student Loan Relief Now’ The case for allowing these debts to be erased via bankruptcy. by Ike Brannon My father is one of the reasons that student loans cannot normally be discharged via...
Paid articleCan India's Military Be Fixed?
DHUME, SADANAND; SCHMITT, GARY
Can India’s Military Be Fixed? A reformist prime minister vs. a dysfunctional defense ministry, by Sadanand Dhume & Gary Schmitt American strategists are taken with the idea of India’s strategic...
Paid articleForbidden Thoughts
LENKOWSKY, LESLIE
Forbidden Thoughts Seven ideas you can’t hold by Leslie Lenkowsky In late April, a 70-year-old Chinese journalist, Gao Yu, was taken into custody, one of several human rights activists rounded up...
Paid articleNobody Did It Better
ROZANSKY, JEREMY
Nobody Did It Better Tony Gwynn, 1960-2014. by Jeremy Rozansky The Hall of Famer Greg Maddux once explained his pitching success by pointing to a road a quarter-mile off. At that distance, he...
Paid articleThe Iranian Regime's Mr. Fix It
SMITH, LEE
The Iranian Regime’s Mr. Fix It Is there anything Gen. Qassem Suleimani can’t do? by Lee Smith Qassem Suleimani is apparently the most interesting man in the world. To judge by the profiles in...
Paid articleThe Professor's Tale
ALLEN, CHARLOTTE
The Professor’s Tale What is it like to be a man in philosophy? By Charlotte Allen This is a story about campus sexual harassment, involving a female graduate student in philosophy and a...
Paid articleFeminism and Its Discontents
MANSFIELD, HARVEY
Feminism and Its Discontents ‘'Rape culture’ at Harvard By Harvey Mansfield Feminism is in control of America’s colleges and universities, where its principles at least are held as dogmas...
Paid articleIn Dubious Battle
Wilkinson, J. Harvie III
Books ^Arts In Dubious Battle The Great War, of modern memory, at 100. by J. Harvie Wilkinson III Back then, it was not known as World War I, for the obvious reason that the Second World War...
Paid articleMirror, Mirror
BERING, HENRIK
Mirror, Mirror The changing instinct for self-depiction. by Henrik Bering In the history of art, self-portraiture constitutes a world of its own, presenting us with moods ranging from the...
Paid articleAnd Gladly Learn
Lavin, Abigail
And Gladly Learn Will you, won’t you, benefit from graduate education? by Abigail Lavin When I sat for my SAT exams as a high school senior, I thought to myself, “This is the last standardized...
Paid articleMurder by Candlelight
LODGE, SARA
Murder by Candlelight The new indoor theater at Shakespeare’s Globe. by Sara Lodge There is a new reason to visit London. It is wooden, but lively. Old, but new. Shadowy, but luminous. The Sam...
Paid articleDeath and the Maiden
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Death and the Maiden There’s a flaw at the heart of this unpretentious tearjerker. by John Podhoretz The key to understanding the publishing sensation called The Fault in Our Stars—John Green’s...
Paid articleParody
PARODY “Obama Finds He Can’t Put Iraq War Behind Him” —New York Times headline, June 13,...
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