Friday, November 26, 2004

11/26 articles

AP
Weapons cache biggest yet

NY Sun
Annan's Son Took Payments Through 2004

NY Sun
Bush Hints at Israeli Role on Iranian Atom-Bomb

WSJ
Bashing the Boy Scouts
One group whose First Amendment rights the ACLU opposes.

The Home Front Comes to Life
America supports the troops--privately, and online.
by Daniel Henninger

Engage Iran
By David Ignatius

Some white liberals want diversity only if they get credit
by Ruben Navarrette

Dean, Clinton and Kerry: No, No, No for 2008
Democrats, lock these losers out.
by Jonathan Chait

Taxes, Social Security & the Politics of Reform
A Reaganite plan for Reagan's heirs.
by John D. Mueller

Two, Three, Many Fallujas
The allies are uprooting insurgents throughout Iraq.
by Mackubin Thomas Owens

Regime Change at the CIA
by William Kristol

Bush's European Itinerary
Where he should really go.
by Gerard Baker

ESPN
Three More Buckeyes Support Allegations
NCAA Interested In Talking to Clarett
"new sources from within the program have told ESPN they believe Clarett, and the NCAA has reason to listen to the allegations. Three former Ohio State players -- the son of a former Buckeyes assistant coach, an Academic All-Big Ten selection and a current NFL player -- spoke about tutors doing classwork for members of the football team and of a booster culture that spawned "$100 handshakes" and high-paying, low-effort summer jobs."

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