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Pointed Political Debate, Minus All the Shouting
October 18, 2009
POLARIZING political talk, overwrought in the extreme, is making for big headlines these days, so it is somewhat counterintuitive (or maybe just smart counterprogramming) that… more
Is ‘Buy American’ a Slogan Worth Preserving?
October 18, 2009
Published Sep 25, 2009 From the magazine issue dated Oct 5, 2009 Call it the Rubber-Chicken War—the looming trade dispute between the United States (which… more
Can the War in Afghanistan Still Be Won?
October 18, 2009
From the magazine issue dated Oct 19, 2009 Only those who were in the room know what was said in the series of White House… more
The Other Side Was in the Last Throes, if You Will
May 14, 2009
We now know at least one reason former vice president Dick Cheney was taking the Acela up to New York on Monday morning: He was… more
Cheney in Manhattan: 'A giant conspiracy' on Iran
May 11, 2009
Former Vice President Dick Cheney swung quietly through New York City Tuesday night to watch his daughter, Elizabeth, a former State Department official, argue the… more
Who's to Blame: Washington or Wall Street?
March 29, 2009
It won't help anyone recoup the money lost in the housing bubble or the market crash or the recession, but there's a certain satisfaction in… more
Bidding for stability in a time of uncertain values
February 06, 2009
The art market is still alive. That was the relieved verdict of the dealers and collectors who braved the snow in London this week to… more
For Love or Money
February 06, 2009
"IT IS A CONTEST of wit and logic and ideas and facts and argument and, most of all, persuasion." more
Is combating climate change worth the cost?
January 13, 2009
It's a topic that is likely to come up more and more after President-elect Barack Obama moves into the White House next week. more
