from The Weekly Standard here Kristol: Democrats, Republicans, and Jews There’s an article in the May/June Boston Review on an interesting study that seems (I wonder why?) to have gotten little attention. Neil Malhotra, of Stanford Business School, and Yotam

As the unrest in Iran has showed the conflicts in the Middle East are largely about women’s rights. Which side are we on?

I find Twitter a fascinating market of thoughts and ideas, and I am generally impressed at how responsible most Twitterers are without any regulation or guidance. I consider Twitter an adjunct to my blog, Rebelyid. I look for intelligent comments

Cuba is like a museum of the communist utopias sought by the revolutionaries of the 1960’s. While the Russia and Chinese Communist countries have greatly modified their economies toward free market reform, Castro’s Cuba still believes in the utopian ideal.

This spoof of Fidel seems realistic after my trip to Cuba. When an ideological dictator is unrestrained by the checks of a Congress or a court, the rulings can be unbelievably absurd. Hell, even with our numerous time tested checks

Yesterday Fiat acquired Chrysler thanks to the good offices of the federal government. Six months ago Fiat had some lesser-noticed dealings with the federal government, reported at the time by London’s Times: Fiat, the Italian carmaker, has agreed to pay

Stephen Tyrone Johns R. I. P.