NY Sun
A Clash in the Senate Likely on Nomination of Bolton to the U.N.
NY Times
Why is the NAACP against Social Security reform?
by Star Parker
The NAACP has weighed in on the great Social Security debate. And its predictable stand tells us, yet again, how out of touch this organization is today with the needs of African-Americans.
LA Times
Spy Agencies Fear Some Applicants Are Terrorists
Counterintelligence officials are concerned that Al Qaeda operatives may have tried to get jobs at the CIA and other agencies to spy on U.S. efforts.
NY Times
At a Suit's Core: Are Bloggers Reporters, Too?
WSJ Editorial
Tough Love for the U.N.
Moynihan, Kirkpatrick and now John Bolton.
LA Times
Advertisers: Their skin is available
The man who sold ad space on his forehead isn't alone. Others are willing to tattoo body parts with company logos for a price.
End of Another Era?
The Democrats' welfare-reform pitfall has lessons for the GOP on Social Security.
by Brendan Miniter
CBS, What Is the Frequency?
What the network should do in the post-Rather era.
By Jack Shafer
High noon for judges
by Thomas Sowell
It is painfully ironic that we should be promoting the spread of democracy abroad when democracy is shrinking at home.
In Our Name, Not In Our Image
by Andrew Apostolou
Yet again, the US appears to be facing a setback in Iraq. Iraqi Arabs voted not for liberals but for Islamists, while the minorities opted for nationalists. It looks like "blowback" all over again. But to eulogize an Iraqi liberalism that never was, is to misunderstand the US role in Iraqi domestic politics.
Interest Factors
Alan Greenspan looks at growth, housing, and oil as he decides what to do with interest rates.
by Irwin M. Stelzer
NY Times
Close Doesn't Always Count in Winning Games
Social scientists say that decentralized groups (like the Yankees) are more resilient than tighter-knit ones (like the Red Sox).
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