August 8, 2007
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August 8, 2007
Petraeus can't be trusted

Several weeks ago, radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt interviewed the commander of U.S. forces in Iraq, Gen. David Petraeus on the situation in that country and the "surge." Andrew Sullivan, who was once sane, decried that decision by the general. If I were eager to maintain a semblance of military independence from the agenda […]

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August 8, 2007
The lies about denial

Newsweek magazine has a lame article on human-caused global warming in its latest issue. It starts out with the discredited story that the Competitive Enterprise Institute was "bribing" scientists to come out against global warming. There's no need to really read the article, you've heard it all before: Global -warming deniers are funded by big […]

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August 8, 2007
I thought unions were supposed to improve wages

This is supposed to be a feel-good story, but there's a big question that goes without much notice. A homeless Miami man who hadn't spoken to his family in nearly two decades was found Friday, after his family made public their effort to track him down and present him with a $50,000 inheritance. Randy Chapman, […]

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August 8, 2007
Where do they pick up the forms?

The headline says it all: China tells living Buddhas to obtain permission before they reincarnate So, has the Chinese bureaucracy set up shop in whatever the Buddhist reincarnation waiting room is?

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August 7, 2007
Reporting 101

I don't remember which of my college reporting classes it was, but one professor had a policy which allowed you to throw out a grade for a single assignment at the end of term, if you had never misspelled anyone's name in any assignment for the entire quarter. Needless to say, very few grades were […]

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August 6, 2007
TNR: A Journal of Fiction

It's all over except for the self-flagellation to come from The New Republic editor Franklin Foer. Over the past couple of days, Bob Owens has posted a couple (here and here) of e-mail exchanges that would appear to cast doubt not only on Scott Thomas Beauchamp's truthtelling ability, but that of Foer himself. Maj. Renee […]

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August 5, 2007
Harry Potter & Christianity (no spoilers!)

As I've said before, I finished the final Harry Potter book in about 7 1/2 hours and thoroughly enjoyed it. And I've enjoyed them all. It's impossible to read any of these books and not notice Christian themes throughout. Unfortunately, too many Christians haven't bothered to read any of the books and decry the novels […]

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August 5, 2007
Crimes against journalism

Well, it didn't take long. Less than a week after taking over The Wall Street Journal, Austrailian media mogul Rupert Murdoch has shrunk the paper's page size in an effort to cut costs. The move also has the side effect of reducing the amount of space available for quality journalism. Of course, I may have […]

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August 4, 2007
That's gonna leave a mark

Just a couple days after The New Republic editor Franklin Foer proclaimed that Scott Thomas Beauchamp's "reporting" had been verified (except for the fact that he was a little jerk before he got to Iraq -- not that the war made him one), we have additional confirmation that Foer is wrong and Beauchamp is a […]

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