Reuters
Men Prefer Subordinate Women to Equals
Men would rather marry their female assistants than equal-ranking women or their supervisors, according to social psychologists.
Commentary
Why the Democrats Keep Losing
by Joshua Muravchik
Joshua Muravchik is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. His analyses of previous presidential elections—“The New Politics & the Democrats” (with Penn Kemble, December 1972), “Why the Democrats Lost” (January 1985), “Why the Democrats Lost Again” (February 1989), “Why the Democrats Finally Won”(January 1993), and “Why the Republicans Lost, and Won” (January 1997)—are available at www.commentarymagazine.com.
The Shadow Internet
They take a single stolen file and pump out bootleg media by the millions. Inside the pirate networks that are terrorizing the entertainment industry.
My 2004
by Jonah Goldberg
I suppose I could stand above it all and proclaim with the voice of God and the eye of History (or the other way around, if you prefer) my absolute, ontologically certain, 100 percent definitive list of the most important stories of 2004.
Christian hypocrisy, atheist insanity
by Marvin Olasky
Stingy?
by Bruce Bartlett
The other day, a United Nations official accused the United States of being 'stingy' in terms of aid to tsunami victims in South Asia.
Gay marriage 'rights'
by Thomas Sowell
It's About the Tragedy - Not More Bush-Bashing
by John Podhoretz
Lessons for Democrats
by E. J. Dionne Jr.
GOP, You Are Warned
by David Frum
Minority Student Success
by Governor Jeb Bush
The U.N. Sex Scandal
Exploitation, abuse, and other humanitarian efforts.
by Joseph Loconte
The Hookie Awards
Hookie Awards, Part 2
by David Brooks
Exporting the Ukraine Miracle
by Max Boot
Boston Globe
For Army, a clash over supply, demand
Contractors stymied amid shortage of armored vehicles
New York Sun Staff Editorial
The Left and the Tsunami
Leave it to the American left to find a villain of the tsunami disaster - not Mother Nature but President Bush.
Intel's Cold Calculator
by John Hillen
America's Secret War: Inside the Hidden Worldwide Struggle Between America & Its Enemies
by George Friedman
Doubleday 368 Pages, $25.95
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