IN THE August 1, 2011, ISSUE National Labor Relations Bias By Robert VerBruggen A misguided law enables the president’s union pandering.
Culture Gay Old Party? By Maggie Gallagher How New York Republicans caved, and where the marriage campaigns go next.
Politics & Policy National Labor Relations Bias By Robert VerBruggen A misguided law enables the president’s union pandering.
World The ‘Sick Man,’ Still By David Pryce-Jones Turkish Islamization, Iran, Syria, and the fate of the Middle East.
Books Islamic Democracy? By Victor Davis Hanson Reviews of The Wave, by Reuel Marc Gerecht, and Trial of a Thousand Years, by Charles Hill.
Books The Niebuhrian Mean By Daniel J. Mahoney A review of Why Niebuhr Now?, by John Patrick Diggins.
Books China’s Big Lie By John Derbyshire A review of Such Is This World@sars.come, by Hu Fayun, translated by A. E. Clark.
Film & TV The Sunset of Magic By Ross Douthat A review of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II.
The Week The Week By NR Editors In all fairness, he promised he’d stop the seas from rising. He didn’t say anything about the debt ceiling.
The Long View Harvard University Dept. of Political Science By Rob Long What makes a successful president? And who defines “success” in our current era of political breakdown?
Happy Warrior How Do You Solve a Problem Like Sharia? By Mark Steyn A long life reminds us of how short history is.