Month: September 2006

It is with a good bit of sorrow that I feel the need to criticize Shadi Hamid’s essay, The Wisdom of Exporting Democracy. Hamid begins with an argument that I have been making for months. It’s not our lifestyles and...

Marc Cooper absolutely nails it with his commentary on and about 9/11. He uses few words but his portrait of American-centrism is both telling and very well-rounded. It’s only human to feel the way he highlights as he also...

We know how much the Bush administration hates science.  We know how the EPA under Christie Whitman and the White House declared the air around Ground Zero safe, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary (and leading to...

Recently, United Press International, printed a New York Times story that the UN International Atomic Energy Agency had issued a report stating that inspectors had found “… highly enriched uranium … at an...

In Rhode Island. Eric Moscowitz makes some interesting points about the implications of Chafee’s victory on John Bolton’s nomination. I was a little surprised that the NYU paper loves Bolton so much. In Maryland. I...