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January 7, 2010

Glass Half Empty

City Journal • January 7, 2010

Barbara Ehrenreich, scourge of smiley faces

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Stonewalling Charters

City Journal • January 7, 2010

Charter schools do work–notwithstanding the denials of teachers’ unions.

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DHS, Stuck in Red Tape

City Journal • January 7, 2010

The agency’s privacy-compliance measures cripple intelligence-gathering.

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January 6, 2010

Paterson’s Political Fix

City Journal • January 6, 2010

The governor’s proposed reforms won’t end corruption–but they will threaten political speech.

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January 5, 2010

An Upheaval to Remember

City Journal • January 5, 2010

2010 is shaping up to be a rare year in American politics.

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January 4, 2010

While Europe Sneered

City Journal • January 4, 2010

Kurt Westergaard and other brave critics of Islamic fanaticism continue to fend for themselves.

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January 3, 2010

Obama’s Near Miss

City Journal • January 3, 2010

Will the Abdulmuttalab incident be a wake-up call?

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The ‘Californiazation’ of America

City Journal • January 3, 2010

The U.S. economy survived the traumas of 2009, thanks…

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Failure to Lead

City Journal • January 3, 2010

Take President Obama’s poor timing in response to a failed terrorist attack on a U.S. jetliner, add the politicization of that event by his surrogates and a ridiculous message by Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, …

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January 2, 2010

Underreported stories of 2009

City Journal • January 2, 2010

Most news outlets end the year with extensive reviews of their top headlines and scoops. But the stories they didn’t cover deserve much greater attention. Journalistic sins of omission are often far more damning and more telling than sins of commission. Let’s …

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Beauty in the Beast

City Journal • January 2, 2010

The Academy Awards have expanded the number of best picture nominations to 10, and the buzz on Planet Earth is all about “Avatar.” Conservatives are enraged at the movie’s anti-American, anti-military, pro-primitive themes, but they should understand that most spectators won’t care what the movie has to say. They’ll just enjoy the 3-D spectacle, fun in spite of politics. Adults …

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The Real War

City Journal • January 2, 2010

Had he not proven incompetent to detonate his lap bomb, Umar Farouk Abdulmullatab would have carried off an air massacre to rival Lockerbie. We would all have ended Christmas day watching TV footage of 300 mangled bodies being picked up around Detroit. The system breakdown was total. His father had reported to the…

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December 31, 2009

Living in the Now

City Journal • December 31, 2009

WASHINGTON — Listen up, Israel: Not now. Obama, don’t let the winds of public opinion twist you around your own axle. Putin, stop shielding the murderers, including those who rid you of meddlesome lawyers. Sarkozy, your energy and irreverence are dazzling, but what about a little more stick-to-itness, cher ami? Lord, this has been fun. If disorienting at …

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December 30, 2009

A New Guantanamo

City Journal • December 30, 2009

President Obama adopts the Bush detention policy in a different locale.

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December 29, 2009

A Modern Children’s Classic

City Journal • December 29, 2009

Fantastic Mr. Fox revives the imaginative genius of the early twentieth-century masters.

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Free David Mamet!

City Journal • December 29, 2009

Conservative ideas get scant attention on the American stage.

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Free David Mamet!

December 21, 2009

Less-than-Splendid Isolation

City Journal • December 21, 2009

The world is vanishing from Americans’ awareness.

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Fort Hood Denial

City Journal • December 21, 2009

Why the hard Left can’t accept the Islamic roots of Nidal Hasan’s shooting spree

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Less-than-Splendid Isolation

City Journal • December 21, 2009

The world is vanishing from Americans’ awareness.

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All That Jazz

City Journal • December 21, 2009

Terry Teachout’s luminous biography captures the “sunlit

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