Albany’s Medical Monkey Business | State solons are making New York’s already expensive health-care system pricier still. 19 May 2004 How New York Evades Welfare Reform | Governor Pataki’s push to close loopholes in New York’s welfare system roils the advocates. 29 March 2004 Garlic Press | It stinks when it takes blogsites and papers named after ducks to keep the French press somewhat honest. 23 February 2004 Hope on Housing Policy | President Bush’s new housing voucher plan aims to move families up and out of assisted housing. 11 February 2004 When Cops Err | It wasn’t racism that killed Timothy Stansbury. 29 January 2004 Spitzer’s Next Target | New York’s attorney general takes a first step toward attacking political corruption. 28 January 2004 The Iron Chancellor | Joel Klein starts sounding Orwellian. 23 January 2004 Lo, the Poor Terrorist | For some on the Left, purported bigotry against Muslims explains Islamist terror. 20 January 2004 Deadly Medicine | A new health-insurance plan threatens New York’s small business. 14 January 2004 Joel Klein’s Figleaf | Chancellor Klein’s begrudging nod to phonics 9 January 2004 A Right to Trashy TV | A new proposal threatens to sink British social policy to another new low. 8 January 2004 The Case for Cannibalism | If everything is permissible between consenting adults, why not? 5 January 2004   NU Profiling Study Really Proves Nothing Boston Globe | 19 May 2004 The Un-PATRIOT-ic Left Front Page Magazine | 18 May 2004 Privocrats vs. National Security National Review | 18 May 2004 Compassionate Conservative New York Sun | 17 May 2004 Dude, Where’s the Truth? St. Louis Post-Dispatch | 14 May 2004 If It’s Moore, It’s Less Than Honest Los Angeles Times | 11 May 2004 The Wages of Appeasement OpinionJournal | 10 May 2004 Here is what’s uncool about ‘cool cities’ The Detroit News | 28 April 2004 Islam cannot adapt, and I have seen the results The Times | 15 April 2004 A School Reformer's Journey: From Parent to Journalist to Policy Analyst: An Interview with Sol Stern School Reform News | May 2004 Heinz-Kerry funds radical pals Boston Herald | 14 April 2004 What We Don’t Know Can Hurt Us Frontpagemag.com, 20 April 2004 Silly Laws Are No Way To Fight Bullying Los Angeles Times, 18 April 2004 The Cash Excuse New York Post, 13 April 2004 The Rise & Rise of Fox News New York Sun | 12 April 2004 Monumental Folly Wall Street Journal, 9 April 2004 The War on Wal-Mart Wall Street Journal, 7 April 2004 Carroll: Mayor, Mayor, quite contrary... Rocky Mountain News | 3 April 2004 The ‘Privacy’ Jihad Wall Street Journal, 1 April 2004 A White Elephant for the West Side New York Times | 31 March 2004 Teach Before You Test, Mike New York Post, 29 March 2004 A Flawed Analysis Calgary Herald | 28 March 2004 Working Poor: Housing Hope New York Post | 2 March 2004 The Absolute Intellectual Policy Review | February-March 2004 Credit Where It’s Not Due Wall Street Journal | 10 February 2004 Dumb and Dumber Wall Street Journal | 30 January 2004 The High Price of Cheap Labor National Review Online | 22 Jan. 2004 Bird Brains Wall Street Journal | 20 January 2004 ‘Sanctuary’ Laws Stand In Justice’s Way Los Angeles Times | 19 January 2004 The Curse of the Creative Class Opinion Journal | 19 January 2004

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