IN THE July 9, 2012, ISSUE The Immigration Proclamation By John Yoo President Obama may not ignore laws he dislikes.
Immigration The Immigration Proclamation By John Yoo President Obama may not ignore laws he dislikes.
Politics & Policy Leaker-in-Chief By Andrew C. McCarthy Voters should hold the administration accountable for its dangerous disclosures.
Politics & Policy The Bush-Obama Years By Jonah Goldberg Why Mitt Romney should run against our 43rd president.
Politics & Policy Reformed Swinger By Kevin D. Williamson Pennsylvania is a Democratic state, but Romney could win it.
Law & the Courts Rodney King Remembered By Lou Cannon Three myths about the beating that changed the world.
Science & Tech Stepping in It By Daniel Foster Does technology make a post-bulls**t world possible — or desirable?
Politics & Policy Sex and the Social Scientist By Ramesh Ponnuru Will the Left debate marriage honestly?
Art Monstrosity by the Mall By Catesby Leigh Washington, D.C., deserves a better Eisenhower memorial.
Politics & Policy The 51st Star By Jay Nordlinger A review of Political Woman: The Big Little Life of Jeane Kirkpatrick, by Peter Collier.
History America’s Iliad By Tracy Lee Simmons A review of Fateful Lightning: A New History of the Civil War and Reconstruction, by Allen C. Guelzo.
Books Still Guilty By Kevin D. Williamson A review of Alger Hiss: Why He Chose Treason, by Christina Shelton.
Books The Struggles of Anna By Florence King A review of Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake: A Memoir, by Anna Quindlen.
Politics & Policy Letters By NR Editors Stumbling over an incident having to do with a famous writer.
Magazine Uncle Sam Meets Aunt Jemima By James Lileks So, we’re going to Mars, Mr. President? No. We need to focus on the things we need to do today, like expanding syrup awareness.
Happy Warrior Mr. Powell and His Peers By Mark Steyn Powell taught a very basic lesson — that any sane person should be instinctively skeptical when all the smart people agree.