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The Nobel Peace Prize's Most Famous OmissionAccording to an article in Foreign Policy Magazine Premature Nobelization? 7 People Who Should Have Won, But Didn't, topping The Nobel Peace Prize's most famous ommission was Mahatma Gandhi, a pacifist and...read more ... |
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Forsyth named Spectator political editorSpectator deputy editor, online, and co-founder of Coffee House political blog takes on senior roleJames Forsyth has been appointed political editor of the Spectator.Forsyth joined the political weekly magazine three years ago and has been working as its deputy editor, online.He takes over from F... |
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Frank Rich--the Patton of the Panjshir -- By: Rich LowryOver the weekend, I wrote this post on Frank Rich suddenly discovering that al Qaeda is not in Afghanistan--just in time to dump the war before it becomes a liability to President Obama. Just for kicks, here are some more greatest hits of Frank Rich warning over the years of the dangers of al Q... |
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