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Penn’s Metier Is Not the Sword

The actor's anti-war hysteria reaches a new stage...

Dem Dilemma: When Power Brings Freedom

A liberal's highest emotional need is restricting the power of the people...

An Ultrasound Image is Worth a Lifetime of Words

Legislation in South Carolina endows expectant women with more information to ensure informed decisio...

The Fifteen, Part II

The Fifteen, Part II by John Batchelor Tehran’s treatment of Leading Seaman Faye Turney is depraved. ...

Tax and Spend

The new Democratic majority today [Thursday] begins dancing the next phase of the tax-and-spend minue...

Almost News

Note to Readers: The following column is intended as satire. This just in . . . As family pets contin...

The Riddle of Rudy

Two new InsiderAdvantage polls, one in Georgia and another soon to be released in another major South...

A Chicago Trial

The news from the Conrad Black trial in Chicago is a surprise. The vulpine British press is returning...

David Stockman: Man and Myth

Former Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director David Stockman, whom I worked with in the 1981 ...

Surging China: a Waffle, Not a Pancake

The most important development for the future of the world has been one of the least reported. By the...

The Government’s Iron Fist Is Not the Consumer’s Friend

If we have learned anything from the failures of socialism and the achievements of capitalism, it’s t...

The Tony Snow I Know

Nobody dislikes Tony Snow. By acclamation, people who know him say the White House press secretary is...

‘Sorry’ Doesn’t Seem to Be the Hardest Word

The administration stupidly apologized for firing its own employees...

ENPR: Week of March 28, 2007

March 28, 2007 Washington, DC Vol. 42, No. 7a Democrats sharpen their knives in U.S. attorney dust-up...