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The Death of the Cool Robert McHenry 11/20/2009
Cool was once associated with reticence, savoir-faire, and irony, none of which is much practiced or regarded these days.
Delayed Childbearing and Voting Behavior Michael Barone 11/17/2009
The correlation between religious and moral values and voting behavior did not operate a generation ago.
Economic Prosperity: A Step of Faith Joseph Loconte 11/11/2009
There is a strong relationship between economic prosperity and religious liberty.
The Berlin Wall, 20 Years Later Steven F. Hayward 11/09/2009
The occasion of remembering the fall of the Wall is a fitting time to recall the broader sweep of events that surrounded it.
The Road From Serfdom Marian L. Tupy 11/07/2009
Given the renewed interest in alternatives to capitalism, it is perhaps appropriate to recall the last time that socialism was tried with real gusto.
The End of Giving Till It Hurts Leslie Lenkowsky 10/29/2009
Among Irving Kristol’s many accomplishments was the little-known role he played in transforming American philanthropy.
Are Liberals Smarter Than Conservatives? Jason Richwine 10/21/2009
What if we could know, scientifically, that one side has the edge in brainpower? Should that change how we think about political issues?
Greed Is Not Good, and It’s Not Capitalism Jay W. Richards 10/15/2009
Capitalism doesn’t need greed. What capitalism does need is human creativity and initiative.
Beauty, Art, and Darwin Roger Sandall 10/08/2009
It is possible that we have a kind of built-in moral resistance to the runaway pathologies now visible in the arts. Where did that resistance come from?
An Immigration Tipping Point? Michael Barone 09/29/2009
The U.S. Census Bureau’s recent announcement on the nation’s foreign-born percentage of the population may prove a landmark in American demographic history.