Where Can You Go From President? I suppose we should have seen this coming. The man's been on the job for seven months; his record indi...

Sigh... The last post points to the good things available in life, this time of year. It's terrible to think that those pleasures will ...

Late Summer: It is that wonderful time of the year when a man can get both good October beer, and fresh peppers from his garden. Here is ye...

A Ruling: You might like to know that Miss Manners (whose column is listed under the "Admired Voices" section of the sidebar) has ...

Painless Cattle: Popular Science asks, "Is it ethical to engineer delicious cows that feel no pain?" The answer is that of cours...

A Victory: In the competition to create the best headline for this story , the clear and honorable victor is Confederate Yankee .

The Peasants are Revolting: The WSJ has an article that notes consistent voter anger worldwide : When the political world arrives at the poi...

Parenting and Mrs. Palin: I'm not particularly interested in this story ; I read it only because I had a vague notion that I ought to kn...

Practical Philosophy & the Constitution: Ms. Megan McArdle is quite right to say that ethics -- which is the type of philosophy she and...

Wow: Block out fifteen minutes and watch this .

The Right to Choose (the Scarf): Naomi Wolfe has an article in the Sydney Morning Herald (a fine Australian newspaper, that) on the subjec...

American Royalty: "It's time to embrace American royalty," declares the Sock Puppet, while making a very good point : We'r...

The Nobility of the Horse: It's been a long time since I posted a horse photo, once a regular feature of the page. The horse is a noble...

"A Year With The Romans": Open Letters has endorsed a project by that name, in which their monthly magazine will feature reviews ...

On the Other Hand, the Eugenics are Great... Mark Steyn adds another piece of information to the Canada picture : As a result, this once pro...

Rest in Peace, Sen. Kennedy: I wasn't going to say anything at all on the subject of Senator Edward Kennedy's death. I'd rather...

So, What's It Like To Live In Canada? An interesting perspective on the subject of healthcare comes from reading this company's page...

Shame, Islam, and the West: Arts & Letters Daily has a link to a piece from World Affairs Journal , on the subject of foreign women tra...

Late Night Jello: Iowahawk imagines a conversation between an older lady and a hospital orderly. You're a Christian, aren't you, Mr...

"For Political Reasons" The President's uncle -- remember how he'd liberated Auschwitz? -- has a few words on his nephew:...