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Peter W. Huber
Germs and the City
Two centuries of success against infectious disease have left us complacent—and vulnerable.
Guy Sorman
The Empire of Lies
The twenty-first century will not belong to China.
Nicole Gelinas
Baghdad on the Bayou
To recover from Katrina, New Orleans must defeat the criminals who terrorize its streets.
Steven Malanga
Cory Booker’s Battle for Newark
A bold reformer takes on entrenched crime and corruption.
Kay S. Hymowitz
The Incredible Shrinking Father
Artificial insemination begets children without paternity, with troubling cultural and legal consequences.
Sol Stern
Save the Catholic Schools!
They work miracles with inner-city kids, but without help, their own future is uncertain.
Adam D. Thierer
The Media Cornucopia
It’s a Golden Age of media—but not for long, if the Left has its way.
Stephen B. Presser
Reading the Constitution Right
Clarence Thomas’s fidelity to our founding documents is making its mark on the Supreme Court.
Urbanities
Christopher Hitchens
Jefferson Versus the Muslim Pirates
America’s first confrontation with the Islamic world helped forge a new nation’s character.
Stefan Kanfer
Love and Glory in East Aurory
Elbert Hubbard, an American original
Departments
In Prospect
Soundings
Theodore Dalrymple
Oh, to be in England
A Drinker of Infinity
Letters
Contributors
Andrew Klavan
Santa Barbara Diarist
The Big White Lie
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