Jim Hoagland: Coercive Diplomacy 07/17/2008
At the strong urging of the Bush administration, Israel has pulled back from threatening to bomb Iran's nuclear enrichment program and has joined the U.S.-led effort to give coercive diplomacy with Tehran a (time-limited) chance.
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Michelle Malkin: 15 Things you should know about 'The Race' 07/17/2008
Only in America could critics of a group called "The Race" be labeled racists. Such is the triumph of left-wing identity chauvinists, whose aggressive activists and supine abettors have succeeded in redefining all opposition as "hate."
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Editorial: Freddie, Fannie socializing the risk, privatizing the profit 07/16/2008
It took a trifecta of free-market ideology, delusion and corrupt Washington leadership to create the conditions that led to the collapse of confidence in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which hold or guarantee over half of American mortgages.
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Cal Thomas: Men of Character 07/16/2008
Two longtime friends of mine died last week.
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Donna Brazile: Let Obama and next generation move us forward 07/16/2008
What exactly was the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson thinking when he sat in front of a TV camera and a microphone - at, of all places, a Fox News affiliate! - and whispered as an off-air aside that he wanted to castrate Sen. Barack Obama for "talking down" to black people?
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Editorial: Don't forget to vote in crucial primaries today 07/15/2008
Cobb County voters and their counterparts across Georgia are heading to the polls today, hopefully in the hundreds of thousands, to help select those who will lead us on the state and local levels in coming years.
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Editorial: Bush proven right on Saddam, yellowcake 07/15/2008
The shipment this spring of 550 metric tons of yellowcake uranium from Iraq argues that the United States and its allies were right to be very worried about Saddam Hussein's nuclear-weapons intentions.
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Around Town: Runoffs likely in comish races; Why Obama chose McEachern 07/15/2008
TODAY'S PRIMARIES appear headed to possible runoffs Aug. 5 with the key to victory for both Republican and Democratic candidates being the turnout.
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Editorial: G-8 a reminder of need for overhaul 07/14/2008
Last week's G-8 meeting of seven big industrialized democracies plus authoritarian Russia reminded many people of just how dated the organization is.
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Two Good Men 07/14/2008
This is a story of two good men. Separated in age by several decades and in geography by several thousand miles, but with much in common: Successful careers, devoted family men, veterans, athletes, men of high character. Both with a love for the University of Georgia. Both my friends.
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