IN THE March 8, 2010, ISSUE An Exceptional Debate By Ramesh Ponnuru & Rich Lowry The Obama administration’s assault on American identity.
Politics & Policy The Liberal Reagan? By Duncan Currie In 2008, Barack Obama set the cat among the pigeons by likening his presidential candidacy to that of Ronald Reagan.
Politics & Policy Mortgage Morality By Kevin A. Hassett If American mortgage borrowers act in their own narrow interests, they might yet cause an economic collapse worse than anything we have suffered.
Politics & Policy Green Jobs And Rose-Tinted Glasses By Iain Murray In time, green jobs will be looked on as just as ridiculous.
Politics & Policy EUbris By Andrew Stuttaford From its very beginning, the euro was a project of monstrous bureaucratic arrogance.
Politics & Policy An Iranian’s Life By Jay Nordlinger When Khomeini created his Islamic dictatorship in Iran, he also created an Iranian diaspora.
Politics & Policy An Exceptional Debate By Ramesh Ponnuru & Rich Lowry The Obama administration’s assault on American identity.
Politics & Policy Friedman Aflame By Jonah Goldberg For Friedman everything is connected to everything else, so everything is a metaphor for everything.
Politics & Policy Jim Shrugged By Kevin D. Williamson The inevitability of China’s rise, the unshakable certainty that it must surpass the United States as the world’s alpha dog, is an article of faith.
Books, Arts & Manners The Cause of Humanity By Matthew Scully Matthew Scully reviews A Rat Is a Pig Is a Dog Is a Boy: The Human Cost of the Animal Rights Movement, by Wesley J. Smith.
Books, Arts & Manners Revel against the Machine By David Pryce-Jones David Pryce-Jones reviews Last Exit to Utopia: The Survival of Socialism in a Post-Soviet Era, by Jean-François Revel.
Books, Arts & Manners Gender Gaps By Carol Iannone Carol Iannone reviews The Science on Women and Science, edited by Christina Hoff Sommers.
City Desk City of Many Worlds By Richard Brookhiser Richard Brookhiser finds the spice at 123 Lexington.
Magazine Zamboni Baloney By Mark Steyn It turns out the Vancouver Olympics “electric Zambonis” are not Zambonis at all, but are manufactured by a company called Resurfice.
Politics & Policy The Week By NR Staff The stimulus did create at least one job in the private sector, soon to be filled by Evan Bayh.
The Bent Pin The Late Lady By Florence King Jean Simmons died January 22, a week before her 81st birthday.
The Long View Bethesda Mental-Health Clinic By Rob Long Convened our first group session in which nine of the twelve participants are currently serving in Congress or in the presidential administration.