Weekly Standard
"Anonymous" Names Names
Former CIA counterterrorism expert Michael Scheuer reveals who it was at the agency who gave him "carte blanche" to criticize President Bush.
by Matthew Continetti
NRO.com
Two Great Dissidents
Read What Bush & Condi Are Reading
Natan Sharansky’s vision, and President Bush’s.
Are Democrats Painted Into a Corner?
Not Yet The National Endowment for the Arts is a perfect target in the culture wars.
By Jonathan Chait
Our Oldest Enemy, The French
reviewed by Andrew M. Alexander
NRO.com
A Forward-Looking Restoration
Political thinkers and doers came together to talk about what’s next.
Toward a moral foreign policy
The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror is a powerful argument for spreading freedom around the world as the ultimate weapon against totalitarian societies and fundamentalist movements.
by Cal Thomas
NY Sun
A Staunch Believer, Dispelling Doubt
The Real Humanists
Revolution from Afghanistan to Iraq.
by Victor Davis Hanson
AP
U.N. Staff: 'No Confidence' in Top Leaders
The Deadly Price of Embedding
by Douglas MacKinnon
It's Bill's Library, but Hill's Campaign
by Dick Morris
WSJ
Nuclear Shell Game
Fix the nonproliferation regime--with Iran first.
By Henry Sokolski
WSJ
What Was Old Is New Again
The icons, fashions and attitudes of the '80s are back.
By Noah Oppenheim
WSJ
We Won't Have a Draft
Troops in Fallujah are the best since World War II.
By Daniel Henninger
ABC News
Former President Clinton Reflects
As His Presidential Library Opens, the 42nd President Chats With Peter Jennings
Rolling Stone
500 Greatest Songs Of All-Time
Welcome to the ultimate jukebox: the second edition of the ROLLING STONE 500, a celebration of the greatest rock & roll songs of all time, chosen by a five-star jury of singers, musicians, producers, industry figures, critics and, of course, songwriters. As with last year's inaugural RS 500 honoring the greatest albums ever made, the editors of ROLLING STONE called on rock stars and leading authorities to list their fifty favorite songs, in order of preference. The 172 voters, who included Brian Wilson, Joni Mitchell and Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, were asked to select songs from the rock & roll era. They nominated 2,103 songs in virtually every pop-music genre of the past half-century and beyond, from Hank Williams to OutKast. The results were tabulated according to a weighted point system. For this RS 500, the word song refers to both a composition and its definitive recorded performance, as a single or an album track. Bob Dylan, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones accounted for a combined total of 117 nominated songs, a measure of their unbroken reign as rock's most influential, beloved artists. Nirvana and the Clash crashed the top twenty, rubbing guitars with Chuck Berry and Jimi Hendrix.
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