Today is the anniversary of Churchill’s death in 1965. The state funeral was held January 30th, 1965.
The visions of Tolkien and Jackson
by Terry Mattingly
Freedom Is Not a Doctrine
by Richard Haass
The re-inauguration
by David Warren
On prudence
by David Warren
Grand Rapids Press
Ten-year-old driver asks police: "Am I going to jail?"
The boy, a fifth-grader, told police his mom was sick at the hospital, and he was driving her car home. His father was driving behind him in the family's other car. The dad was ticketed.
Bleed My Lips?
If Bush wants to reform Social Security, he'll have to soften his approach to Congress.
by John Fund
WSJ Editorial
Going 'Nuclear'
The coming incineration of the judicial filibuster.
W. Post
Militant Declares War on Iraqi Vote
Zarqawi Terms Democracy an 'Evil Principle'
Cover the Terror War as a War
by Hugh Hewitt
Inside the Heart of Darkness
By Daniel Jonah Goldhagen
As the world prepares to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz this week, four out of the five central questions of the Holocaust have pretty straightforward and settled answers.
Why I'm Willing to Defend Hussein
by Ramsey Clark
Former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark explains his offer to help the deposed dictator.
Seattle Times
Scores of felons voted illegally
NY Sun Staff Editorial
The New Effort Against Chalabi
Our Blindness
We have ample forewarning. But will we ever act?
by Mark Helprin
Has Iraq Weakened Us?
by Victor Davis Hanson
Bush's Complex Personality Confounds Experts
by Tod Lindberg
Is Bush Moving to the Middle?
by Robert Novak
How the Media Undid Howard Dean
by Douglas MacKinnon
Stop apologizing: The women flap at Harvard
by Amity Shlaes
This last little hypothesis was enough to bring the entire educational establishment down upon Mr Summers' head. A week ago, Mr Summers issued his first apology, and he has been apologising ever since.
Demographic deception
by Joel Mowbray
An eight-person team has found that the actual number of residents in Gaza and the West Bank is nearly one and a half million fewer than the published population.
Seeking clarity on Islam and jihad
by Diana West
My goal is providing clarity. We are unlikely to witness a security-lite inauguration four, eight or 12 years hence if we remain confused about the ideology that animates our foes.
Green groups: Victoria's Secret catalog a bust
As pro-environment ads go, it's definitely an eye-catcher.
‘Do not mail'
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USA Today
U2 tour has the concert business getting dizzy
U2.com
U2 Tour Dates Announced
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