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In "Tragedy at Fort Hood," J.E. Dyer examines how a "failure" to see this coming may be due to one of our greatest strengths as a nation -- one worth dying for.
Re: What We Know About The Health Care Bill
8:53 PM, 11.07.09
John, what we also know is that this bill is so flawed and so potentially toxic with all but committed ...
What We Know About the Health Care Bill
7:32 PM, 11.07.09
What we know about the health-care bill poised to pass on a party-line vote in the House of Representatives ...
Mr. Zelaya, the Bus, and Elections
9:46 AM, 11.07.09
Manuel Zelaya is peeved. The deal to restore him to the presidency is no deal at all. This report ...
9:42 AM, 11.07.09
There is something both pathetic and infuriating about the head-scratching and obfuscation going ...
9:38 AM, 11.07.09
Succinctly put, as former Deputy National Security Adviser Elliott Abrams has, the Obami's Middle ...
Don't Wait for Russia
Emanuele Ottolenghi weighs in on why stopping Iran's nuclear ambitions is not in Russia's interests.
Islamist Extremism and the Murder of Daniel Pearl
Sen. Joseph Lieberman remembers the slain journalist and how his "legacy is a powerful one, precisely because he embodied so many of the best values and convictions of our country and of the Jewish faith and people."
Leaving Them Wanting More
From the Editor
How We Can Win in Afghanistan
The McChrystal way is the only way.
Afghanistan and the Liberal Collapse
Those politicians who charged their political rivals with failing to keep “their eye on the ball” are turning a blind eye to the consequences of defeat. Will Obama be one of them?
What Price Popularity?
Pursuing the favor of global publics has not shown the results President Obama heralded; it may be making things worse.
The Real Irving Kristol
A provocative and uncompromising polemicist.
Toddlin’ Town
How the brazen, bulging, tough-guy city of my youth has subtly transformed itself into a resplendent, but very different, city of youth.
What the Tories Have to Teach Us
Four lessons for American conservatives from the political changes across the pond.
Intel and the Israelis
How, twice in a quarter century, upstarts in Israel revolutionized the world’s leading maker of computer chips.
A Man in Thrall
She clung to him as if she wanted their cells to merge, and she keened—because it seemed like the end, and tragic; or, more tragic, still more tragic, not the end. If I can’t live with you, I’ll die.
From Hungary
The curious case of Sandor Marai.
The Israel Test, by George Gilder
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Charity Cases
Letters in response to David Billet's "The War on Philanthropy.”
Bonnie, Clyde & the Boomers
Letters in response to Stephen Hunter's “Bonnie and Clyde Died for Nihilism.”
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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