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ADL Crosses the Line with Report Bashing Obama Critics
A new report from the Anti-Defamation League makes virtually every critic of the Obama administration into a conspiracy-mongering threat to democracy -- a tactic that is itself very undemocratic.
In "A Third Lebanon War Could Be Much Worse than the Second," Michael J. Totten argues that as the world keeps a worried eye on Iran's growing nuclear capability, Hezbollah has been acquiring more-advanced conventional weapons -- and is making noise about using them.
Re: Axis of Uranium Meets Middle East Peace Process
10:15 AM, 11.21.09
How many Middle Eastern leaders have to visit Brazil in one month for the U.S. State Department ...
9/11 Victims and All of Us Deserve Better
10:00 AM, 11.21.09
The father of 9/11 hero Todd Beamer, like many of us , is appalled by Eric Holder's performance ...
9:15 AM, 11.21.09
Plainly, Obama's poll numbers have hit the skids, as poll after poll registers new lows in approval ...
Live from the State Department, It's Friday Afternoon Live!
8:30 AM, 11.21.09
State Department spokesman Robert Wood began this afternoon’s press conference by providing an ...
7:45 AM, 11.21.09
Obama drops below 50% approval in Gallup. The cap-and-trade bill is so bad even John McCain opposes ...
An Open Letter to Richard Goldstone
A lawyer in New York City responds to the Goldstone Report and offers a way to undo some of the damage done to Israel by this biased investigation.
Time for Real Stimulus
John H. Makin proposes simple fiscal measures, centered on tax cuts, to stimulate the sluggish economy.
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.
Satchmo and the Jews
Louis Armstrong's heterodox views.
From Hungary
The curious case of Sandor Marai.
The Israel Test, by George Gilder
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Reviewed by Paul A. RaheThe Making of Americans, by E.D. Hirsch Jr.
Reviewed by Liam JulianThucydides, by Donald Kagan
Reviewed by Algis Valiunas
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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