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By Christopher Ketcham
The official investigation into the 2001 bioterror attacks has been closed, but the case remains shrouded in mystery.

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The Next Emperor

By Christopher Layne
Kerry sketches a foreign policy vision scarcely different from the Bush administration’s.



Another Ayatollah

By Eric S. Margolis
Sistani’s Shi’ites won’t accept a puppet role. They actually want to run Iraq.

Life of the Party

By Timothy P. Carney
Abortion remains the principal polarizing issue: Republicans need pro-life voters, and Democrats need pro-choice dollars.

Intelligence Quotient

By Philip Giraldi
Behind the intelligence debacle

It's the Jobs, Stupid

By Martin Sieff
Democrats discover the political blessings of fair trade.

In Praise of Laudanum

By Jim Pittaway
Melancholia patients best manage their affliction when they are permitted to self-medicate.



Fourteen Days

Don’t Amend Marriage; PJB on Nader’s Bid; Chalabi’s Mission Accomplished; How to Find Work in the New Economy




Film: The Persistance of Memory

By Steve SailerJim Carrey in “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind”

All in the Family

By Clark StooksburyAmerican Dynasty by Kevin Phillips

Onward, Christian Soldiers

By Thomas E. Woods, Jr.The War for Righteousness by Richard M. Gamble

Four Roads to Rome

By Cicero BruceThe Life You Save May Be Your Own by Paul Elie



Free-Market Molotov

By Patrick J. Buchanan
In the Third World, free markets and democracy don’t necessarily mix.

A Nation of Victims

By Taki
Feminists, Foxman, and other jihadis



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