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The Roe Effect
The right to abortion has diminished the number of Democratic voters.
by James Taranto

The Anticipated Attack
Don't blame Iraq for the bombings.
by Christopher Hitchens

The Voice Of Appeasement

National Review editorial
Courage Under Fire

War Footing
The attack in London is a stark reminder of what we must do to prevail.
by Frank J. Gaffney Jr.

The Circus Comes to Town
If Bush nominates the right candidate for the Supreme Court, Democrats could be in trouble, again.
by Hugh Hewitt

Second Thoughts on Kelo
A proper understanding of property rights suggests that the Kelo decision wasn't so bad after all.
by John Hinderaker

The Two Roads
Will President Bush try to move the court or broaden the Republican party?
by Fred Barnes

Supreme Court politics
by Robert Novak
While Kennedy's ploy presents a temporary problem, Bush's stance could be fatal.

George Allen
by George Will
The ideal Republican candidate can meld two Republican tendencies that are in tension -- social conservatism and libertarianism.

The Next Sandra Day
Harry Reid may be willing to give up Roe v. Wade to get a trial lawyer on the Supreme Court.
by Walter Olson

AP
Giuliani: Attacks Eerie Reminder of 9/11
LONDON - Former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who was yards away from one of the deadly explosions that struck London on Thursday, said the attacks were an "eerie reminder" of Sept. 11, 2001.

Gangstas Grow Up
Some of rap's fathers start taking responsibility.
by Martha Bayles

Circumcision may offer Africa AIDS hope
Procedure linked to much lower rate of new HIV infections

E-Vote Guidelines Need Work
A federal agency is publishing a new set of guidelines to address security concerns about electronic voting. But some experts say a preliminary version doesn't go far enough to ensure fair elections.
By Kim Zetter

AP
Man Lights Himself on Fire to Propose
GRANTS PASS, Ore. - To prove his love, a 38-year-old man set himself on fire before getting down on one knee and asking his girlfriend to marry him.

The Coming Boom
Big Pharma has made billions pumping up the male population. Now neuroscientists are turning their attention to women.

AP
Body of Steelers Fan Viewed in Recliner
PITTSBURGH - James Henry Smith was a zealous Pittsburgh Steelers fan in life, and even death could not keep him from his favorite spot: in a recliner, in front of a TV showing his beloved team in action.