Month: July 2006

Christopher Hitchens gives us his opinion of opinion polls telling Americans what the rest of the world thinks of them....

Fox News is now saying that it appears that North Korea has test fired three missiles. The first two were scud missiles, but we're still trying to find out …

With the recent Supreme Court ruling in the Hamdan case, concerning the treatment of detainees captured in the War on Terror, the Geneva Conventions are coming under scrutiny once …

The 28th edition of the Wizbang Podcast is up for your listening pleasure. Here's what I thought you'd like to hear about today: 1. When Should The Press Shut …

IN CONGRESS, July 4, 1776. The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to …

The festive red, white and blue bouquet pictured above was found at Cap'n Bob and the Damsel. Here's wishing Wizbang readers a safe and happy 4th! I expect to...

Yesterday Glenn Greenwald wrote: The most minimal standards of integrity compel retractions along with apologies to the NYT and the reporter and photographer of this article from the following …

Don't miss Ed Morrisey's reports on those mobile labs found in Iraq (here and here).I have written several times about the issue of the mobile laboratories in Iraq and …

In Rhode Island, a guy and his buddy decided they were hungry, and hit the local supermarket. And I mean that literally. James Wilcox took his friend and his …

It seems fitting that so many news stories leading up to the 4th of July involve issues of patriotism. The question of whether or not newspapers should have published …