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A Government Failure, Not a Market Failure
Government actions have distorted and obscured the true nature of home ownership.
In "Our Sophist-in-Chief," Peter Wehner argues that despite Obama's attempts to claim the philosophical high-ground, the President's ideology is ultimately ingrained in sophistry.
Virtual Solidarity Is Virtually Useless
12:18 PM, 07.04.09
Writing in the Washington Post , Afshin Molavi wants to know what happened to the hope and change ...
Merit Isn't What It Used to Be at Annapolis
12:16 PM, 07.04.09
A Naval Academy professor and former admissions official has blown the whistle on the Navy’s ...
Iranians Terrorists Identified -- but Don't Tell Anyone
11:23 AM, 07.04.09
On the eve of the holiday weekend, the Treasury Department issues a news release on a significant ...
10:24 AM, 07.04.09
When Sarah Palin announced her resignation, one of the factors she cited was the relentless scrutiny ...
Palin Packs It in, at Least for Now
10:22 AM, 07.04.09
Sarah Palin is not running for reelection and is resigning to boot. Those who think her flakiness ...
The Abandonment of Democracy
The noble effort to extend freedom to tyrannized parts of the world has been foundering.
An Important Milestone in the Iraq War
WEB EXCLUSIVE. As U.S. troops withdraw from Iraqi cities, Peter Wehner contemplates the progress made in Iraq and recounts the numerous anti-war arguments now proved wrong by history.
The Turn Against Israel
From the Editor
The Abandonment of Democracy
The noble effort to extend freedom to tyrannized parts of the world has been foundering.
The Steroids Morality Play
Baseball’s cheaters deserve to be shamed, but the sport’s record books are hardly pristine.
The Parents Who Don't Want to Be Adults
The self-esteem generation is raising its children by looking in the mirror.
The Judaism Rebooters
What happens when you mix the radical pursuit of personal identity with one of the world’s most venerable faiths? The faith loses.
Isaac, with Love and Squalor
The sad and instructive career of an intellectual’s intellectual.
The Pimstein Affair
Jean heard the beeps that signaled the beginning of the radio news and put down the true-crime book she was reading about the murder of Susan Reinert and her children in a Pennsylvania suburb over 25 years ago. As the cab zipped along, she checked that her own three kids were fine.
A Critic Takes a Bow
On writing an opera after a career critiquing the creative work of others.
Because They Asked Me To
A veteran screenwriter keeps at it, even though the cinema keeps worsening.
Clyde and Bonnie Died for Nihilism
On the creation of a mendacious legend and the Baby Boomers who believed the lie.
A Safe Haven, by Allis Radosh and Ronald Radosh
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Reviewed by Jamie M. FlyOne State, Two States, by Benny Morris
Reviewed by Elliot JagerMasters and Commanders, by Andrew Roberts
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Reviewed by David P. Goldman
Stay Home, America?
Letters in response to Tod Lindberg's “The Only Way to Prevent Genocide.”
With Friends Like These . . .
Letters in response to Noah Pollak's "They’re Doing the J Street Jive.”
Rememberances
Letters in response to Jonathan S. Tobin's “Did They Remember the Holocaust?"
The War on Philanthropy
How the Obama administration decided to take on the charitable habits of the well-to-do.
Tangling with Tehran
Why the Shah Fell
Walter Z. Laqueur - March 1979- The Present Danger
Norman Podhoretz - March 1980 - Stopping Iran:
Why the Case for Military Action Still Stands
Norman Podhoretz - February 2008 - The Iranian Shell Game
Emanuele Ottolenghi - July/August 2008 - The Iranian Gambit in Gaza
Jonathan Schanzer - February 2009
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