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Paid article The Scrapbook
THE SCRAPBOOK And the Oscar Goes to... Barack Obama took a break from his packed schedule of playdates with billionaires last week to go to Boston, where the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library...
Paid article Out of Tune
FELTEN, ERIC
CASUAL Out of Tune It’s been over six years since IBM’s Watson bested a pair of Jeopardy! champions, and now another venerable game show is getting the man-vs.-computer treatment. Starting this...
Paid article Editorials
EDITORIALS the weekly Standard Comey, Trump, and the GOP President Donald Trump fired James Comey just as the FBI director moved to expand and intensify the bureau’s counterintelligence...
Paid article The Firing That Misfired
WARREN, MICHAEL
The Firing That Misfired Why did Trump dump Comey? Choose your story. by Michael Warren The firing of FBI director James Comey was a long time coming, to hear the insiders of the Trump...
Paid article Trump Gets Himself in Hot Water-Again
BARNES, FRED
Trump Gets Himself in Hot Water—Again And Democrats dream of Watergate II. by Fred Barnes Among the swirling parts of the controversy over President Trump’s firing of FBI director James Comey,...
Paid article Investigations and Prosecutions
Eastland, Terry
Investigations and Prosecutions The institutionalist critique of James Comey. by Terry Eastland The three people involved in effecting the termination of FBI director James Comey last week were...
Paid article Blue on Blue in Virginia
FERGUSON, ANDREW
Blue on Blue in Virginia An unexpected Democratic race. by Andrew Ferguson Arlington, Va. It wasn’t supposed to be this hard. The party elders had got all their Democratic ducks in a row, merrily...
Paid article Reflections on the Scandal at Choate
SMITH, LEE
Reflections on the Scandal at Choate What were they thinking? What were we thinking? by Lee Smith Wallingford, Conn. The Lanphier Center, dedicated in 2015, is the latest addition to the campus...
Paid article The Higher and Higher Cost of Higher Ed
Sengenberger, Jimmy
The Higher and Higher Cost of Higher Ed A $1.4 trillion calamity—and how we can fix it. by Jimmy Sengenberger It’s that time of year again: Graduating high school students, consumed by...
Paid article France Picks a Novice
Caldwell, Christopher
France Picks a Novice The 'frangais de sushi’ beat the frangais de souche’ By Christopher Caldwell ? veryone said it would be impossible to || I do what we did,” France’s new president,...
Paid article The Expertocracy
SWAIM, BARTON
The Expertocracy What if they don't know as much as they think they do? By Barton Swaim It’s constantly surprising to me how promiscuously Americans use the term “expert.” An expert is someone...
Paid article How Cool Was That?
Epstein, Joseph
Books ^Arts How Cool Was That? Not especially, in retrospect. by Joseph Epstein I don’t blow but I’m a fan. Look at me swing, ring-a-ding-ding. I even call my girlfriend ‘man.’.. . Every...
Paid article Coming Apart
ROSEN, MICHAEL M.
B A Coming Apart The stresses and strains of a Europe besieged. by Michael M. Rosen Do Brexit, unbridled immigration, Russian aggression, and mounting nationalist sentiment augur the imminent end...
Paid article Call It Sleep
Gulliver, Katrina
B A Call It Sleep Culture and biology unite to yield slumber. by Katrina Gulliver ? Some years ago, I read Roger Ekirch’s At Day’s Close, a book about the history of sleep. Ekirch discovered...
Paid article Circus at Sunset
ALLEN, CHARLOTTE
B A Circus at Sunset What we will miss when the Big Top leaves town. by Charlotte Allen On May 21, the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will perform for the very last time, ending a...
Paid article A Modest Proposal
Miller, Stephen
B A A Modest Proposal In the Trump economy, everything old can be new again. BY Stephen Miller In his address to Congress, President Trump promised that “dying industries will come roaring back...
Paid article Go With It
PODHORETZ, JOHN
B A Go With It The willing suspension of disbelief is mandatory here. by John Podhoretz This discussion of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 will feature spoilers, so I don’t want to hear any...
Paid article Parody
“Former president Bill Clinton and best-selling author James Patterson are collaborating on a political thriller called The President Is Missing, to be released in June 2018.” —Washington Post, May...
Issue Vol. 022 Issue 036 (May 29 2017)
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