Does Abortion Drive Down Crime?
by Steve Sailer
LA Times
Just the Facts of Life Now
Pornography is so common in the Digital Age that teens see it as 'part of the culture.' If it's corrupting them, the data don't yet show it.
Culture-Whipped
All too often, our children are exposed to the loud, frenzied, garish spectacle of adult sexuality.
By Gil Reavill
An excerpt from Smut: A Sex-Industry Insider (and Concerned Father) Says Enough is Enough, released today.
Drudge At 10: Now He's Fun
by Howard Kurtz
The Ambassador Nobody Knows
Meet Rudy Boschwitz, America's new representative to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights.
by Scott Johnson
The Secretaries Revolt
Hillary Clinton wants an obscure federal agency to regulate elections. It's a bad idea.
by John Fund
'The Air of Freedom'
A roundup of the past two weeks' good news from Iraq.
by Arthur Chrenkoff
The Anti-Doomsday Machine
Government scientists are developing ways to stop the next terror attack.
by Melanie Kirkpatrick
The Last European Pope?
The mission of Benedict XVI.by Joseph Bottum
How Hillary Broke Campaign Finance Laws
by Dick Morris
A Social Security Quagmire?
by Fred Barnes
Faith in Our Future?
by Michael Barone
Why I'm for Tony Blair
by Christopher Hitchens
LA Times
Experts Call Spy Agency Practice an Eye-Opener
Washington Examiner
The world according to Bono
U2 frontman tells it like it is in new book
Rolling Stone
Still Pretty
Two decades after "Rio," Duran Duran are playing arenas and making housewives quiver
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Unread and Unsubscribing
By George F. Will
What’s Holding Black Kids Back?
Bill Cosby is right: the problem is the parents.
by Kay S. Hymowitz
Heralds of a Brighter Black Future
More and more, African-American iconoclasts reject victimology and embrace American possibility.
by Heather MacDonald
Whoppers and the End of an Epidemic
By John Luik
WSJ
The Hotel Industry Begins to Wake Up To a Bedbug Problem
With Pesticides Out of Favor, Critters Show Up More; A 1920s Cure: Gasoline
Did Benedict XVI Take a Page Out of MacIntyre's Book?
By Nathan Smith
Human Events
Q & A with Brian Anderson, Author of South Park Conservatives
Why Jon Stewart Is All the Rage
by Harry Stein
Why the Liberals Can't Keep Air America From Spiraling In
By Brian C. Anderson
Should Felons Vote?
The push to let convicts vote is wrong on fact and on principle.
by Edward Feser
Can We Make Boys and Girls Alike?
Even if the differences are cultural, rather than biological, they are ineradicable.
by Stanley Kurtz
Hillary skipping Iowa?
by Robert Novak
Let Cookie Monster be Cookie Monster
by Jonah Goldberg
The producers of 'Sesame Street' have decided that Cookie Monster is gay.
The Bolton Dirtfest
by Rich Lowry
Whatever else you think of him, John Bolton is a serious person.
The new pope: A rottweiler or a good German shepherd?
by Ross Mackenzie
Comes now the disharmonious chorus to sing of the elevation of German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger to the papacy as Benedict XVI.
'Good sex for teens': The war against abstinence
by Robert Rector
According to a Zogby poll, more than 90 percent of them say that society should teach kids to abstain from sex until they have, at least, finished high school.
How to Win the Social Security Debate
by Ed Crane
Time
An Inside Look at How Ratzinger Became Benedict XVI
The Borking of Bolton
by William Kristol
A Social Security Quagmire?
Here's an exit strategy for Bush.
by Fred Barnes
Father's Day Comes Early
The National Fatherhood Initiative is working to get the word out about the benefits of dads.
by Rachel DiCarlo
Blogs Will Change Your Business
Look past the yakkers, hobbyists, and political mobs. Your customers and rivals are figuring blogs out. Our advice: Catch up...or catch you later
NY Times Magazine
Absolutely, Power Corrupts
When the Oakland A's drafted Mark Teahen and Steve Stanley, the team was looking for guys who were great at getting on base. So why, after two years in the minors doing just that, with five home runs between them, were Teahen and Stanley (all 5 feet 7 inches, 155 pounds of him) trying to make it as sluggers?
W. Post Magazine
Girls' Night Logged Online
Ditto, anyone? Women over 40 are the biggest players of games on the Internet.
Do as We Say, Not as We Dow
Why is Peter Kann still running Dow Jones?
By Daniel Gross
NY Sun
Next Crisis at U.N. May Involve Ties Of Volcker, Strong
In China's streets
Jubilate Deo
by David Warren
Books vs. Goons
Powerful writing stumps ayatollahs and sets free vibrating broomsticks
By Salman Rushdie
Bono baptism: New book creates convert, fosters respect
“Celebrity is ridiculous.” Bono says. “It’s silly, but it’s a kind of currency, and you have to spend it wisely.”
by Sam McManis
What's the big idea, Bono?
By Larry Aydlette
Disarming album title aside, U2's a force to be reckoned with
By Gene Stout
Table set, but Griffey falters
The situation was hauntingly familiar: Ken Griffey Jr. at the plate with a chance to turn around the game with one swing.
Losing their zip on reality
by Peter Gammons
LA Times
Dykstra faces allegations of steroid use, baseball gambling
What Can Protestants Expect From The New Pope?
by Michael Horeton
By George F. Will
What’s Holding Black Kids Back?
Bill Cosby is right: the problem is the parents.
by Kay S. Hymowitz
Heralds of a Brighter Black Future
More and more, African-American iconoclasts reject victimology and embrace American possibility.
by Heather MacDonald
Whoppers and the End of an Epidemic
By John Luik
WSJ
The Hotel Industry Begins to Wake Up To a Bedbug Problem
With Pesticides Out of Favor, Critters Show Up More; A 1920s Cure: Gasoline
Did Benedict XVI Take a Page Out of MacIntyre's Book?
By Nathan Smith
Human Events
Q & A with Brian Anderson, Author of South Park Conservatives
Why Jon Stewart Is All the Rage
by Harry Stein
Why the Liberals Can't Keep Air America From Spiraling In
By Brian C. Anderson
Should Felons Vote?
The push to let convicts vote is wrong on fact and on principle.
by Edward Feser
Can We Make Boys and Girls Alike?
Even if the differences are cultural, rather than biological, they are ineradicable.
by Stanley Kurtz
Hillary skipping Iowa?
by Robert Novak
Let Cookie Monster be Cookie Monster
by Jonah Goldberg
The producers of 'Sesame Street' have decided that Cookie Monster is gay.
The Bolton Dirtfest
by Rich Lowry
Whatever else you think of him, John Bolton is a serious person.
The new pope: A rottweiler or a good German shepherd?
by Ross Mackenzie
Comes now the disharmonious chorus to sing of the elevation of German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger to the papacy as Benedict XVI.
'Good sex for teens': The war against abstinence
by Robert Rector
According to a Zogby poll, more than 90 percent of them say that society should teach kids to abstain from sex until they have, at least, finished high school.
How to Win the Social Security Debate
by Ed Crane
Time
An Inside Look at How Ratzinger Became Benedict XVI
The Borking of Bolton
by William Kristol
A Social Security Quagmire?
Here's an exit strategy for Bush.
by Fred Barnes
Father's Day Comes Early
The National Fatherhood Initiative is working to get the word out about the benefits of dads.
by Rachel DiCarlo
Blogs Will Change Your Business
Look past the yakkers, hobbyists, and political mobs. Your customers and rivals are figuring blogs out. Our advice: Catch up...or catch you later
NY Times Magazine
Absolutely, Power Corrupts
When the Oakland A's drafted Mark Teahen and Steve Stanley, the team was looking for guys who were great at getting on base. So why, after two years in the minors doing just that, with five home runs between them, were Teahen and Stanley (all 5 feet 7 inches, 155 pounds of him) trying to make it as sluggers?
W. Post Magazine
Girls' Night Logged Online
Ditto, anyone? Women over 40 are the biggest players of games on the Internet.
Do as We Say, Not as We Dow
Why is Peter Kann still running Dow Jones?
By Daniel Gross
NY Sun
Next Crisis at U.N. May Involve Ties Of Volcker, Strong
In China's streets
Jubilate Deo
by David Warren
Books vs. Goons
Powerful writing stumps ayatollahs and sets free vibrating broomsticks
By Salman Rushdie
Bono baptism: New book creates convert, fosters respect
“Celebrity is ridiculous.” Bono says. “It’s silly, but it’s a kind of currency, and you have to spend it wisely.”
by Sam McManis
What's the big idea, Bono?
By Larry Aydlette
Disarming album title aside, U2's a force to be reckoned with
By Gene Stout
Table set, but Griffey falters
The situation was hauntingly familiar: Ken Griffey Jr. at the plate with a chance to turn around the game with one swing.
Losing their zip on reality
by Peter Gammons
LA Times
Dykstra faces allegations of steroid use, baseball gambling
What Can Protestants Expect From The New Pope?
by Michael Horeton
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