Rest in peace, Mr. Buck. You were one of the greatest.

Rest in peace, Mr. Buck. You were one of the greatest.

Olive dipper Steve Green does a side by side comparison of a coupla infamous gas-wielding despots. And their mustaches. Only one of ’em sports those cool epaulettes on his costume, though. Which I guess decides it.

Olive dipper Steve Green does a side by side comparison of a coupla infamous gas-wielding despots. And their mustaches. Only one of ’em sports those cool epaulettes on his costume, though. Which I guess decides it.

Brian Linse follows up his original post on the (still non-existent) “gun show loophole” with a far more detailed post, one in which he essentially concedes that the “problem” with private gun show sales (insofar as such a problem exists — statistical evidence suggests none does, but Brian is arguing potentialities) is one of enforcement: […] personally, I would describe someone who sells regularly at gun shows with the objective

Two glimpses into real-world fallout from years of over-indulging the PC impulse: Daniel Henninger’s “The East Germany of Our Souls” (from Friday’s “Opinion Journal”), and Lee Bockhorn’s “Selective Sanitizing” (from The Weekly Standard). [Related: Magnum Force is a decent flick, sure — but it’s not even in the same league as Don Siegel’s Dirty Harry. And of course, Ted Turner — in addition to being a censor — is a

Above: three photos taken of today’s bus bombing in Jerusalem. You can watch the entire slideshow here.

Above: three photos taken of today’s bus bombing in Jerusalem. You can watch the entire slideshow here.

Here’s why I find Jay Nordlinger so compelling as a columnist. On the U.S. Open Golf tournament, from his Monday NRO “Impromptus” column: I thought the crowd stank. Absolutely stank. The NBC commentators spent the whole weekend kissing its rear-end — saying how great it all was for the game of golf — but I still think it stank: all that rowdyism, all that rudeness, all the un-golf-like-ness. The commentators

Here’s why I find Jay Nordlinger so compelling as a columnist. On the U.S. Open Golf tournament, from his Monday NRO “Impromptus” column: I thought the crowd stank. Absolutely stank. The NBC commentators spent the whole weekend kissing its rear-end — saying how great it all was for the game of golf — but I still think it stank: all that rowdyism, all that rudeness, all the un-golf-like-ness. The commentators