By Andrew Guess • Feb 25,2007

Harvard’s Madame President, Fit to Season

In the May-June 2003 issue of Harvard magazine, Drew Gilpin Faust wrote an article titled “Living History,” detailing her personal investigation into a letter she wrote to President Eisenhower as a nine-year-old...

By David Freddoso • Feb 25,2007

Ban Lawmaking, Not Spanking

Congress has been out of session for a week, and I feel better already. It doesn’t matter which party is in power — late at night, when I stroll home...

By Haiku Brew • Feb 20,2007

Haiku Brew: Presidential Surge Edition

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES 1.) What does he stand for? Maybe just a pretty face But he’s bright and clean. 2.) Like Hillarycare? She’s “Chavez in a pantsuit.” Your business is next....

By Haiku Brew • Feb 18,2007

Haiku Brew: Astronauts and Leaks

Have my wig, my love, My plan, a full tank of gas. Now for the diapers. — AEM Lady astronaut Drives to Florida, diapered Pooping all the way Scooter Libby’s...

By David White • Feb 18,2007

Inequality Builds Character

Everywhere you turn, people are talking about income inequality. New York Times columnist Paul Krugman has turned into a one-trick pony, fretting about “the rise of a narrow oligarchy” twice each...