IN THE January 26, 2009, ISSUE Twelve Zeroes By Mark Steyn As incomprehensible sums are allocated to no particular purpose . . .
Energy & Environment And Global Warming Too! By Jim Manzi Sorry, a gas tax won’t solve all our problems.
Economy & Business Twelve Zeroes By Mark Steyn As incomprehensible sums are allocated to no particular purpose . . .
World Greg Craig and the Terrorist By Byron York The new White House counsel and the ugly case no one wants to talk about.
World A Tyrant’s ‘Liberation’ By Otto Reich Remembering the fall of Batista, and the 50 years of Cuban misery that have followed.
Politics & Policy The Man Who Saved AEI By John J. Miller Christopher DeMuth — thinker, strategist, administrator.
Books Where the Buck Stops By John R. Bolton A review of Presidential Command: Power, Leadership, and the Making of Foreign Policy from Richard Nixon to George W. Bush, by Peter W. Rodman.
Books FDR Reconsidered By Jonathan H. Adler A review of New Deal or Raw Deal? How FDR’s Economic Legacy Has Damaged America, by Burton Folsom Jr.
Books Going Great Guns By Robert VerBruggen A review of Gun Control on Trial: Inside the Supreme Court Battle over the Second Amendment, by Brian Doherty.
Politics & Policy The Week By NR Staff If Harry Reid is so worried about being embarrassed by new senators, shouldn’t he keep Al Franken out?
The Bent Pin Housework By Florence King One of the advantages of working at home is being able to stay up until all hours and watch the infomercials about the advantages of working at home.
The Long View Transcript: Larry King Live, January 16, 2010 By Rob Long Do you have a question for Bernie Madoff?
Books Shelf Life By Michael Potemra A review of Benedict XVI: An Intimate Portrait, by Peter Seewald,
Happy Warrior Hang On to Your Hats By Mark Steyn Almost all the leading men — Humphrey Bogart, Gary Cooper, William Powell — seem designed for eternal middle age.