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The Imaginative Analysis of Seymour Hersh
On the White House's Iran policy, Seymour Hersh is—reliably—unreliable.
Hugo Chávez's Jewish Problem. He has one. The question is: what to do about it? By Travis Pantin
Lessons Learned From Colombia Rescue Mission
2:00 PM, 07.05.08
The story of the remarkable rescue mission of 15 hostages by Colombia -- with some help from America ...
12:09 PM, 07.05.08
There's a distracting occupational quirk among New York Times writers who file stories on Iraq. ...
11:42 AM, 07.05.08
The Washington Post picks up on a point made by conservative court-watchers regarding the recent ...
Will Someone Tell Feminists to Get a Sense of Humor?
10:03 AM, 07.05.08
In a recent interview, John McCain was asked why he didn't choose the Governor of Nevada as his ...
9:52 AM, 07.05.08
Barack Obama fans can't be pleased about this : According to a new survey from CNN and the Opinion ...
Are We Winning the War on Terror?
FROM OUR JULY/AUGUST ISSUE. Our accomplishments have been many; so too are the threats remaining.
How Not to Repair the World
Jewish tradition offers three different conceptions of tikkun olam; today's buzz phrase is compatible with none of them.
Why Iraq Was Inevitable
Bush forced us into an unnecessary war, critics argue. But would Al Gore have behaved differently?
Banger Finds Out--A Story
Banger’s father was not the man whose last name Banger bore.
The Iranian Shell Game
Suppplied with Western Technology, indulged by the United Nations, Tehran obfuscates its way toward nuclear weapons.
Keeping Them Out, Letting Them In
What conservatives think when they think about immigrants.
America Sorts Itself
Have we become two nations, all too divisible?
Grand New Party by Ross Douthat and Reihan Salam
Reviewed by Daniel CasseIn Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
Reviewed by Edward AzlantMoment of Truth in Iraq by Michael Yon
Reviewed by Jonathan ForemanThe Journey Abandoned by Lionel Trilling
Reviewed by Sam MunsonGolda by Elinor Burkett
Reviewed by Dean GodsonThe Sixties Unplugged by Gerard J. DeGroot
Reviewed by Kay S. Hymowitz
Beyond the Surge
Letters on Peter D. Feaver's "Anatomy of the Surge."
What Is Man . . .
Letters on David Berlinski's "The God of the Gaps."
Fourth Pillar
Letters on Norman Podhoretz's "Israel and the Palestinians."
Bored by Music?
Letters on Terry Teachout's "Free the Piano Player."
Party Politics
The High Cost of Hillary
Peter Wehner - Web Only- Is Conservatism Finished?
Wilfred M. McClay - January 2007 - Rallying the Democrats
James A. Nuechterlein - September 2006 - What Is a Bush Republican?
Daniel Casse - March 2006 - Why the Democrats Keep Losing
Joshua Muravchik - January 2005
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