IN THE September 21, 2009, ISSUE A Myth Is as Good as a Mile By Wesley J. Smith Why the assisted-suicide movement is winning.
Health Care There Will Be Rationing By John C. Goodman Sifting out what’s right in Sarah Palin’s “death panels” hyperbole.
White House Obama’s False Witness By Ramesh Ponnuru In accusing the Right of lying about health care, the Left shows its disregard for the truth.
Politics & Policy From the Creators of the Great Society By Fred Schwarz Obamacare is a tough sell because we’ve seen how grandiose plans turn out in Washington.
Economy & Business Blame Milton Friedman By Kevin D. Williamson Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the bailout.
White House A Dose of Reality By Mark Hemingway Don’t believe Joe Biden about the swine flu — or anything else.
Health Care A Myth Is as Good as a Mile By Wesley J. Smith Why the assisted-suicide movement is winning.
White House Getting to the Truth By Rich Lowry Newly declassified documents show that the Bush administration’s interrogation policies were both responsible and effective.
Books Reagan: Freeway or Detour? By William Voegeli A review of The Age of Reagan: The Conservative Counterrevolution, 1980–1989, by Steven F. Hayward.
Books The Great Dr. K By Conrad Black A review of Kissinger: 1973, The Crucial Year, by Alistair Horne.
Books Dazed and Confuzed By Kyle Smith A review of This Is Your Country on Drugs: The Secret History of Getting High in America, by Ryan Grim.
The Week The Week By NR Editors The bad news for Ted Kennedy is that it’s not the press that will be judging him now.
The Long View Transcript: Interrogation of Detainee 00-287, Codenamed: MasterMind By Rob Long We will be discussing in this first session the current state and org-chart of al-Qaeda.
The Bent Pin Put Down Thy Pitchfork By Florence King Let not your heart be troubled, as Sean Hannity would say.
Happy Warrior Brother, Can You Spare a Pension? By Mark Steyn The “abolition of want” starts with the abolition of stigma.