New York Magazine
The Teenage Economy
by David Amsden
For many, allowance is a touchier subject than sex and drugs. While parents struggle to strike a balance between supporting and spoiling, kids fend for themselves in their own very difficult money culture.
TheStreet.com
Nortel's Bonusgate
Reuters
Apple Enters Value Market with Cheap iPod, Mac
Apple Computer Inc. AAPL.O on Tuesday moved to make its products more affordable for the masses, unveiling its cheapest Macintosh computer ever and a version of its iPod digital music player for under $100.
AP
Book Prompts CIA to Look at Employee Rules
The CIA is drafting new rules for agency employees who want to become authors following publication of a controversial critique of the war on terror by a counterterrorism official who headed the unit tracking Osama bin Laden.
Reuters
Shoddy controls fueled Nortel results woes-review
AP
Nortel Networks Slashes 2003 Profit
Can Democrats be pro-life?
by Doug Bandow
Election losses wonderfully concentrate the minds of politicians. As did November 2004.
Israeli Women in Fatigues
Learning from experience.
Can We Save Iraq? No, But The Iraqis Can
by David Brooks
Peace Possible Only if Palestinians Are Free
by Natan Sharansky
Democrats' Fury, and Values, Go AWOL
by Marie Cocco
Promising Democrats Are Not in D.C.
by Brendan Miniter
Why Do Rather and Heyward Still Have Jobs?
by James Pinkerton
Boxed in By Bias
by John Podhoretz
by Mackubin Thomas Owens
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