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On Tyranny
George W. Bush's Second Inaugural was a powerful and subtle speech. It will also prove to be historic.
by William Kristol
AP
Bush plans leanest budget
President Bush will propose a virtual freeze on overall non-defense discretionary spending in next year's budget and will abolish or consolidate wasteful, duplicative programs, according to administration budget officials.
LA Times
'Neocons' Are Out of the Shadows
Bush's goal of promoting democracy 'in every nation' brings group's ideals to the forefront.
Why the World Likes Kicking the U.S. Puppy
by Susan Campbell
The character of the American people resembles that of a friendly chocolate Labrador retriever puppy, eagerly approaching acquaintances and strangers alike, giving from the heart with glee. But the rest of the world seems to hate Americans because they perceive us as being not so warm and cuddly.
LA Times
Operation Limited Freedom
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad is a hub of 'extreme diplomacy.' All moves are scripted.
NY Times
General Seeking Faster Training of Iraq Soldiers
The four-star Army general who was sent to Iraq to assess operations said the U.S. should assign thousands of additional Army advisers to work directly with Iraqi units.
NY Times
Can Anyone Unseat F.D.R.?
Can the New Deal government be rolled back? Skeptics believe that most Americans are unwilling to change the only kind of government most of them have ever known.
Railing Against Reform
by Edwin J. Feulner
President Bush has grabbed the third rail of American politics, and he isn’t letting go. During last year’s presidential campaign, he repeatedly warned Americans that Social Security is in a crisis and needs to be fixed soon.
The wrong side of history
by Rich Tucker
They were wrong. It was the United States that would eventually lead the victory over fascism and craft the world we enjoy today. Luckily, after Pearl Harbor, the America Firsters quietly melted away.
The U.N. at Work
The world body gives financial support to Hamas.
Ideals and Reality
by David Brooks
Idealism and Its Discontents
by Victor Davis Hanson
No Teacher Left Behind
by Terry Moe
Pataki for UN?
by Robert Novak
Sources close to New York Gov. George Pataki say he has been asked whether he would consider filling the vacancy of U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
Not Enough Peace & Prosperity
by Larry Kudlow
Bush’s speech was all about spreading freedom and democracy, the essential tools in winning the war.
Israel must learn from America
by Caroline B. Glick
Writing Tuesday in The Daily Telegraph, British military historian John Keegan compared the Palestinian terror war to the Iraqi insurgency.
Reuters
U2 Tour Set to Begin March 28 in San Diego
Irish rock band U2 is set to explode on the road at the end of March, just in time for a beleaguered concert industry desperate for a major buzz-generating tour.
U2 Tour Tickets On Sale @ 10 a.m. ET, Tuesday, 1/28
Theologian offers key to understanding U2's 'Atomic Bomb'
By Steven Harmon
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