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Paid article The Scrapbook
THE SCRAPBOOK Amateur Hour at Trump Tower The Scrapbook confesses that its one big surprise, thus far, in the 2016 presidential campaign has been Donald Trump’s announcement of his candidacy. We...
Paid article Father Knows Best
Swift, Jim
CASUAL Father Knows Best Before the advent of today’s advanced electronic gaming systems and cell phones with their apps, there were handheld games powered by AA or AAA batteries. Most of these...
Paid article Editorials
EDITORIALS the weekly Standard A Little Touch of Trump We are not allowed, needless to say, to disclose our top secret list ranking the GOP presidential candidates from top to bottom. It’s kept...
Paid article The Politics of Tedium
HALPER, DANIEL
The Politics of Tedium Someone throw me off this island. by Daniel Halper Roosevelt Island, N. Y. Reporters milled about, waiting for Hillary Clinton to make her grand entrance. Would she come by...
Paid article Jeb Bush's To-do List
BARNES, FRED
Jeb Bush’s To-do List Off to a bumpy start, he can still recover. by Fred Barnes The best moment in Jeb Bush’s announcement speech last week wasn’t choreographed. As he spoke, a group of...
Paid article The Bum's Rush
LINDSEY, LAWRENCE B.
The Bum’s Rush Voters are tilting antiestablishment. by Lawrence B. Lindsey Americans feel—with a good deal of justification—that the political establishment has been serving them poorly for...
Paid article Party On
COST, JAY
Party On There are far worse things than partisanship. by Jay Cost It has never been easy to be a conservative in “polite” society, but these days it seems to be getting harder. We live in an age...
Paid article France's First Family of Jihad
ROSENTHAL, JOHN
France’s First Family ofJihad Meet the Merah-Essids. by John Rosenthal £ h, you Jews! Allah has I 1 permitted us to kill your V_>^ brothers on French soil and here on the soil of the Islamic...
Paid article Follow the Money
SMITH, WESLEY J.
Follow the Money Oregon makes assisted suicide a public priority. by Wesley J. Smith The United States is slowly becoming pro-suicide. No, not all suicides. No one favors troubled teens or healthy...
Paid article Pension Armageddon
Eide, Stephen
Pension Armageddon Can California voters avoid it? by Stephen Eide Not all Californians believe that drought is the greatest threat to their state’s future. Early this month, a bipartisan group...
Paid article The Bears and the People
NORMAN, GEOFFREY
The Bears and the People Can’t we just get along? by Geoffrey Norman It was after midnight when my dog, Woodrow, sounded the alarm. I knew right away that this was not the usual fox or raccoon or,...
Paid article The Game of Life
BERGNER, JEFF
The Game of Life It’s not a lottery. by Jeff Bergner President Obama recently referred to the wealthy as “society’s lottery winners.” This clever little locution contains a world of radical...
Paid article The Hillary Paradox
FERGUSON, ANDREW
The Hillary Paradox Pity the woman's admirers By Andrew Ferguson When news broke this spring about Bill and Hillary Clinton’s appetite for other people’s money and their indifference to other...
Paid article Dressing Up
MANSFIELD, HARVEY
Dressing Up The only commencement speech you'll ever need By Harvey Mansfield These commencement remarks were delivered at the John Adams Academy, a charter high school in Roseville, California,...
Paid article Opening Shot
Jeffers, Thomas L.
Books & Arts Opening Shot Antidotes to the closing of the American mind. by Thomas L. Jeffers Readers of a certain age will remember the critical surprise—a mingling of delight and disgust—when,...
Paid article The Genius Cycle
VALIUNAS, ALGIS
The Genius Cycle ‘Art produced at the knife’s edge of despair.’ by Algis Valiunas The art song for voice and piano—Lied, melodie, canzone—is the poor relation of opera and oratorio, at least as...
Paid article Over There
Timmers, Christopher
Over There A not-quite-definitive dispatch from the Western Front. by Christopher Timmers World War I occupies virtually no acreage in the mental landscape of most Americans, even those who think...
Paid article London Calling
Short, Edward
London Calling The documentary version of Dickens’s metropolis. by Edward Short During 1849-50, the author and journalist Henry May-hew (1812-1887) set about anatomizing the lives of the London...
Paid article Monster Mash
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Monster Mash The dinosaur quality of a blockbuster franchise. by John Podhoretz Jurassic World is a movie about itself. It tells a story about the difficulty of making special effects exciting...
Paid article Parody
PARODY “San Francisco’s controversial measure to require warning labels on soda billboards also would target Starbucks’ Frappuccinos, city officials say.... Billboards and posted advertising in San...
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