Kofi Annan’s critical role in the genocide in Rwanda
by Joel Mowbray
If you watch this powerful film — and you should — what you won’t see is the even more incredibly true story of the man with direct culpability for the deaths of 800,000 Tutsis: now-UN Secretary General Kofi Annan.
Rocky Mountain News
Cops taser man accused of pilfering salad at Chuck E. Cheese
An angry mom says: "They had no regard for the effect this would have on the kids. This is Chuck E. Cheese, you know."
River Bend Telegraph
Police chief defends cops who Tasered, then fatally shot cat
It all started when officers were called to a home to deal with a cat fight. Now fur is flying all over town.
Boston Globe
Man accused of headbutting parent after "squirt" hockey game
Quit the AARP
Meet the Conservative Republican Seniors Against Bush.
by Rich Lowry
Read My Lips: The Sequel?
Bush opens the door to a big tax increase.by Stephen Moore
Wake-up call for my fellow Muslims
by Kamal Nawash
Muslim-bashing. That’s the accusation many of my fellow Muslims now hurl at the various news outlets for their news stories about a Freedom House investigation that found extremist Islamic literature in some leading American mosques.
Some suggestions for the Harvard faculty
by Star Parker
The sad truth about a society that becomes increasingly politicized by the day is that the principal victim is integrity. Thoughtfulness and honesty count for less and less and appearances count for more and more.
Believing the true believers
by Thomas Sowell
While the media have been focusing on the flap at Harvard growing out of its president's statement about the reasons for the under-representation of women in the sciences, a much worse and more revealing scandal has unfolded at the University of Seattle.
The flat tax in the old Soviet bloc
by Bruce Bartlett
On his trip to Slovakia last week, President Bush praised Prime Minister Dzurinda for the flat tax system he instituted last year.
Rodney Dangerfield at Harvard
by Suzanne Fields
Larry Summers, the president of Harvard, aspires to be the Rodney Dangerfield of academe: He don't get no respect.
The Arabs' Berlin Wall Has Crumbled
by Mark Steyn
What's Wrong With American High Schools
by Bill Gates
Sport of Kings (and Queens)
Why so few women chess masters? America's top female player ponders the question.
by Barbara D. Phillips
The 'Hotel' Lobby
After Rwanda and Iraq, Americans may demand more humanitarian interventions.
by Brendan Miniter
WSJ Editorial
Carrots for the Mullahs
A surefire path to a nuclear Iran.
Trackback to Freedom
by Joshua Livestro
Bloggers should do all they can to support the revolution in the Arab streets.
To Have and to Hold, for Richer for Poorer
by David Brooks
We Need More Speech Codes
by Douglas Kern
Perhaps a liberal society requires illiberal education.
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