Category: Reviews

John Yoo, professor of law at the University of California, Berkeley, is a pariah of the campus Left. His offense is his support of the …

For years an internationally powerful organization has been meeting behind closed doors. Neither the public nor the press are invited, the meetings are by invitation …

This is the first of a to-be-yearly roundup of Supreme Court decisions by the most important libertarian lawyers in the country – which is to …

In August 1964 there is news of a North Vietnamese attack on U.S. warships in the Gulf of Tonkin. Then a second attack. President Johnson …

While some are skeptical of writers who are awesomely prolific, I’m more inclined to observe this principle: the more a writer publishes, the more likely …

“Over 90 critics nationwide agree In the Bedroom is ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR!” trumpets a Miramax full-page ad in The New …

William Lee Miller writes like a good professor talks – with a chatty and thoughtful tone that makes his books quite gratifying. His 1994 Business …

James Ellroy was born Mar. 4, 1948, in Beverly Hills, Calif. But there was no silver spoon in his mouth, and he didn’t stay long …

Since Sept. 11th, studies of terrorism have become terribly – in the most literal sense of that word – relevant. Hence the hurried reissue of …

At this moment, the most popular film in the world is The Lord of the Rings. This is a remarkable phenomenon – more remarkable, indeed, …