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2003 Articles 1 - 25 of 398
Why the Trash You Sort Isn't Getting Recycled by Dennis T. Avery
December 29, 2003
My
neighbors
are
unhappy
to
learn
that
the
trash
they’ve
carefully
sorted
for
years
…
There's More Future in Your Future by Michael Fumento
December 26, 2003
An
approach
that
could
literally
reverse
aging
involves
telomeres,
tightly
coiled
threads
of
DNA
…
Bush Administration Loving the Dollar’s Decline by Irwin Stelzer
December 24, 2003
“Down
and
down
I
go,
.
.
.
in
a
spin,
loving
the
spin
…
Faith and Freedom by Anne Applebaum
Washington Post
December 24, 2003
On
the
streets,
giant
menorahs
jostle
for
space
with
Santa
and
Rudolph.
On
the
…
After Saddam by Alan W. Dowd
Time for the U.S. to Play Good Cop
December 23, 2003
Saddam
Hussein
ruled
Iraqfor
almost
24
years—longer
than
Hitler
controlled
Germany,
longer
than
…
Rewriting the Pledge by Matthew Woessner
December 23, 2003
The
Pledge
of
Allegiance
case
now
before
the
U.S.
Supreme
Court
may,
in
the
…
Securing Cyberspace by William Webb, Eli Lehrer
The federal government and the private sector have not done enough to protect America’s vulnerable electronic infrastructure from terrorist attacks.
December 23, 2003
About
four
hours
before
sunset
on
August
14,
2003,
the
lights
went
off
across
…
U.N.Welcome: Hands-off Iraq. by John F. Cullinan
National Review Online
December 23, 2003
By
far
the
most-cunning
bid
to
manufacture
a
role
for
the
U.N.
in
Iraq
…
In This Issue by The Editors
December 19, 2003
The
battleground
for
many
of
the
conflicts
of
the
twenty-first
century
is
likely
to
…
Mexico Shows Its Colors—and They Aren’t Red, White, and Blue by James R. Edwards, Jr.
December 19, 2003
Mexican
foreign
secretary
Ernesto
Derbez
thinks
the
American
view
of
hemispheric
security
is
outdated.
…
Responding to Cyber Creep by Justin Heet
The virtual world is becoming ever more integrated with the physical one. This creates wonderful new opportunities, but also a brand new security challenge.
December 19, 2003
For
the
past
seven
hundred
years
or
so,
the
Tower
of
London
has
been
…
So Much for Oil Caps by Irwin Stelzer
December 19, 2003
The
price
of
oil
has
jumped
about
7
percent
in
the
past
two
…
Thinking the Unthinkable, 2.0 by Alan W. Dowd
Governments and terrorists are racing to prepare for war in cyberspace.
December 19, 2003
“How
do
we
come
to
grips
with
the
problems
that
modern
technology
and
current
…
Seize the Moment: Racing against the clock to secure vital U.S. interests in Iraq. by John F. Cullinan
National Review Online
December 18, 2003
After
pinpointing
and
plucking
Saddam
Hussein
from
a
hole
in
the
ground
in
a
…
“We Got ‘im” by Lawrence Kaplan
December 17, 2003
There
can
be
no
minimizing
what
the
United
States
has
accomplished
with
the
…
Bugs Not Building Resistance to Biotech Crops by Dennis T. Avery
December 16, 2003
The
superbugs
aren’t
showing
up.
In
a
major
disappointment
for
environmental
activists,
insects
are
…
After the Fall by Sherman W Garnett
David Satter, Darkness at Dawn: The Rise of the Russian Criminal State (New Haven & London: Yale University Press, 2003), 314 pages, $29.95
December 15, 2003
In
Darkness
at
Dawn,
veteran
journalist
David
Satter
attempts
“to
describe
the
rise
of
…
Fighting the Next War by S. T. Karnick
December 15, 2003
Before
the
(so-called)
Enlightenment,
war
was
a
fairly
simple
thing.
It
was
always
horrible,
…
Forgotten But Not Gone by Paul Gottfried
Carl Schmitt, The Nomos of the Earth in the International Law of Jus Publicum Europaeum, translated and annotated by G. L. Ulmen (New York: Telos Press, 2003), 372 pages, $59.95
December 15, 2003
This
recent,
ambitious
translation
of
The
Nomos
of
the
Earth,
a
work
first
published
…
Illegal Aliens: The Real Problem by Carol M. Swain
December 15, 2003
This
fall,
a
writer
for
the
Tennessean
newspaper
published
a
very
moving
article
about
…
Intellectual Polluters by Dennis T. Avery, Alex A. Avery
The environmental movement is being aided by governments and the media in spreading disinformation about the condition of the environment.
December 15, 2003
Much
good
news
about
contentious
environmental
issues
is
regularly
kept
quiet
by
regulatory
agencies,
…
Iraq’s Oil Mess by Irwin Stelzer
Reconstructing Iraq’s oil industry the right way is essential to the ongoing reconstruction of the country. Unfortunately, it might not be possible.
December 15, 2003
“We’re
dealing
with
a
country
that
can
really
finance
its
own
reconstruction,
and
relatively
…
Juveniles in Jeopardy by Kathryn Jean Lopez
Brian C. Robertson, Day Care Deception: What the Child Care Establishment Isn’t Telling Us (Encounter Books, 2003), 280 pages, $25.95
December 15, 2003
Everyone
who
has
ever
had
a
mother
knows
(and
science
has
confirmed)
that
there
…
Marginalized by Joseph Epstein
December 15, 2003
I
was
reading
along
in
a
library
copy
of
C.
S.
Lewis’s
book
The
…
Meeting Growing Meat Demand While Protecting Our Environment to be a Challenge by Tom Elam
December 15, 2003