The Week

■ Charles Murray reports that illegitimacy increased at record rates in the 1990s. A third of all American births, and 70 per cent of all black American births, are out of wedlock. But hey, we’re winning the debate.

■ The media all but ignored the quadrennial Polympic Games in Washington, D.C., so we’ll give you results here as fast as we can make them up. The shocker, of course, was that President Clinton was disqualified in the Prevarathon for that unguarded remark about raising our taxes too much. The judges ruled that he was trying to tell a truth!—an almost unthinkable lapse. Mr. Clinton had built a seemingly insurmountable lead with “didn’t inhale” before his tragic stumble.

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■ Charles Murray reports that illegitimacy increased at record rates in the 1990s. A third of all American births, and 70 per cent of all black American births, are out of wedlock. But hey, we’re winning the debate.

■ The media all but ignored the quadrennial Polympic Games in Washington, D.C., so we’ll give you results here as fast as we can make them up. The shocker, of course, was that President Clinton was disqualified in the Prevarathon for that unguarded remark about raising our taxes too much. The judges ruled that he was trying to tell a truth!—an almost unthinkable lapse. Mr. Clinton had built a seemingly insurmountable lead with “didn’t inhale” before his tragic stumble.