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Four weeks of The Weekly Standard
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Issue Date: 9/1/2008 - Volume 013, Number 47
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Editorial
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Scrapbook
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Articles
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Features
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Faith-Based Campaign
What brought John McCain and Barack Obama to Rick Warren's megachurch.
by Terry Eastland
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Books & Arts
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No Way Out
Ethnic cleansing, by fire and atrocity.
by Christopher J. Walker
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The Texas Way
There once was a Democrat who worked with George W. Bush.
by William McKenzie
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Crime Pays
The rewards of following two masters of the form.
by Steven J. Lenzner
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Hef's Cold War
On the trail of Warsaw Pact pulchritude.
by Cynthia Grenier
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Le Film Mediocre
What Keanu Reeves rejected, the French embrace.
by John Podhoretz
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Casual
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Parody
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Issue Date: 8/25/2008 - Volume 013, Number 46
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Cover
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History's Back
Ambitious autocracies, hesitant democracies.
by Robert Kagan
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Editorial
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Scrapbook
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Articles
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European Disunion
Russia is far from the only issue dividing the EU.
by Kenneth R. Weinstein
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Features
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Destination Malabo
A group of mercenaries' failed attempt
to take over the worst place on earth.
by Mark Hemingway
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Books & Arts
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Track Record
A Japanese novelist races against his demons.
by Franklin Freeman
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One Hit Wonder
Arthur Conan Doyle created Sherlock Holmes, and that's enough.
by Barton Swaim
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Machine Politics
Will the new technologies make a difference in November?
by Fred Barnes
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National Treasures
Must the artifacts of culture be the property of states?
by Mary Katherine Ascik
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Who Are You?
Ignore the question at our peril.
by Jeremy Rabkin
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Petit's Gift
The day the Twin Towers enchanted New York.
by John Podhoretz
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Casual
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Correspondence
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Parody
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Issue Date: 8/11/2008 - 8/18/2008 Volume 013, Number 45
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Cover
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Hollywood Takes on the Left
David Zucker, the director who brought us 'Airplane!' and 'The Naked Gun,' turns his sights on anti-Americanism.
by Stephen F. Hayes
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Editorial
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Rewards of Wisdom
As McCain's stand on the surge shows, experience cannot be separated from judgment.
by Matthew Continetti
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Scrapbook
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Articles
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A Fool's Gold Medal
Don't waste your time looking for high ideals from the Olympic Committee.
by Dean Barnett
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Features
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Barack Obama's Lost Years
The senator's tenure as a state legislator reveals him to be an old-fashioned, big government, race-conscious liberal.
by Stanley Kurtz
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Books & Arts
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Their Town
The lost Washington of 1968.
by Edwin M. Yoder Jr.
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It's a Jungle
Ben Stiller sends up Hollywood--and lives.
by John Podhoretz
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Casual
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Parody
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Issue Date: 8/4/2008 - Volume 013, Number 44
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Cover
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Editorial
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Look, Ma, No Arms
Why is the Bush administration delaying arms sales to Taiwan?
by Matthew Continetti
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Scrapbook
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Articles
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Features
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Scared Sober
Another way to waste taxpayers' money and schoolchildren's time
by Katherine Mangu-Ward
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Books & Arts
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Marsh Fever
Now largely a tropical disease, malaria was once a global blight.
by Kevin R. Kosar
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Left Behind
An evangelical loses his faith but fails to gain insight.
by Mark D. Tooley
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Jerry's Kids
A celebration of Jerome Robbins and the New York City Ballet season.
by Natalie Bostick
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Running with Sarkozy
The personal is the political for playwright Yasmina Reza.
by Kenneth R. Weinstein
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Luke the Unloved
A cinematic Holden Caulfield or sensitive drug dealer?
by John Podhoretz
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Casual
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Parody
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