SIDELIGHTS News Scraps
By Brandon Bosworth
RV to Armageddon. A jihad against barbers. English in China. Depression in Berlin. The poor rich burglar.
SCAN Short News and Commentary
Stupid Hollywood. We've won. Iraqi bulls. Europe's fairy tales. Numbed by Nintendo.
$800 billion to OPEC or Alaska? Compulsory kindergarten. A 14-year recession.
INDICATORS Numbers, Etc.
By Karl Zinsmeister, Joseph Light
The two Koreas. European gas pain. Real health problems.
"LIVE" WITH TAE Richard Norton Smith
One of America's most distinguished historians discusses our nation and our Presidents--in particular, Abraham Lincoln, whose Presidential library and museum he has recently opened. Meet Richard Norton Smith.
BOOK TALK Once, We Built for Beauty
By Catesby Leigh, Brandon Bosworth, Naomi Riley
Books by Henry Hope Reed, James Webb, and Todd Tucker reviewed.
DIGEST Summaries of Important Research
Cosby was right. Constitutional battle. Clean air, dirty tricks. Pro-American Aussies. Fake Diamond. Good trade.
America’s Manic Entrepreneurs
By John Gartner
How the most successful entrepreneurs share the same crazy traits--and how America is better off for them.
The U.S. Brain Belt
By Joel Kotkin
The next centers of our information economy may surprise you.
Is Tax Reform Coming?
By William Tucker
President Bush's next political crusade will be tax reform. His national commission will issue recommendations on July 31. Could consumption taxes replace income tax?
Save the Males
By Matthew Clavel
A case for making schools friendlier to boys.
The Empire Strikes Back
By Karlyn Bowman TAE associate editor Karlyn Bowman sits down with Byron York to talk about his new book describing how liberal activists mobilized as never before in Campaign 2004.
Can We Dodge the Danger?
By Nicholas Eberstadt, James R. Lilley, Daniel Kennelly, Gordon Cucullu, Victor Davis Hanson
To avoid a calamity initiated by dictator Kim Jong Il, more toughness will be required.
