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July 4, 2005 Issue
Tragedy of the Commons
By Gil Reavill
Smut was once confined to brown-paper wrappers and red-light districts, but now it invades our schools and homes.
How They Get Away With It
By Scott McConnell
Three reasons Washington’s empire-builders don’t have to worry about ’60s-style dissent—not including the volunteer Army.
Deep Throat’s Ghost
By Ralph de Toledano
Ghostwriting Mark Felt
Who Owns the Dollar?
By Paul Craig Roberts
The Far East hoards our currency while we turn to China for the First World goods we formerly made.
Israel’s Demographic Dilemma
By Leon Hadar
Can Israel remain a Jewish state?
Discriminating Tastes
By Steven Greenhut
California’s electorate has abolished racial preferences, but state officials are working diligently to bring them back.
Mussolini in the Mideast
By Paul Gottfried
Neocons fear the fascist under the bed.
Fourteen Days: French Fries Return to Capitol Hill; The Fed Says Shop Till You Drop; No Teenagers Need Apply
Deep Background: Zarqawi Lives; al-Qaeda Rising; Israel in Iraq
Glass Jaws & Glass Slippers
By Steve Sailer
Ron Howard’s “Cinderella Man”
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