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Articles in April 16, 2007, issue of National Review
- Six years ago, about 300,000 fugitive aliens, who had been ordered to leave the U.S., roamed the land
- Pride and privilege
- A line for Capitol Hill
- Once upon a time, conservatives pledged to abolish the Department of Education
- Emmett Till, 14 years old and black, was murdered in the Mississippi Delta town of Money 52 years ago for whistling his appreciation of a pretty white woman
- Americans without Americanness: is our nation nothing more than an address?
by John McWhorter
- A republic, if you can keep it
by William F. Buckley, Jr.
- Three centuries after the English Civil War, T. S. Eliot wrote of John Milton and Charles I, Roundhead poet and beheaded king, that they "Accept the constitution of silence / And are folded in a single party."
- Libby's legacy
by William F. Buckley, Jr.
- Reasons for being: Elizabeth Edwards, Tony Snow, and us
by Noemie Emery
- Iran has thrown down the gauntlet by hijacking 15 British sailors and marines in the Persian Gulf
- Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, talking to the editorial board of the Chicago Tribune, said he believed "homosexual acts … are immoral," and "we"the armed forces"should not condone immoral
- When writer and journalist Cathy Seipp died, at the age of 49, her friends and fans were left to fend for themselves
- The long view
by Rob Long
- Some 30 Holocaust deniers recently had a jamboree in Tehran
- John and Elizabeth Edwards announced that her cancer had returned, and that his campaign for president would continue
- Portents
by W.H. von Dreele
- Keep surging
- The Cheerleaders
by W.H. von Dreele
- Addressing an audience of local notables in San Francisco the other day, Ted Turner took a question about how to win China's cooperation in reducing greenhouse gases
- Within days of the Edwards announcement, Tony Snow learned he had also had a recurrence of his cancer
- For several years, the federal budget has included provisions ensuring that taxpayer funds will not be spent supporting abortion and related infringements of the sanctity of human life
- Notes & asides
- Anglospheres old and new
by John O'Sullivan
- Good neighbor: President Bush's real record in Latin America
by Otto J. Reich
- When Khalid Sheikh Mohammed confessed during a recent hearing at Guantanamo Bay to masterminding the 9/11 attacks and a string of other terror plots, he gave us a chilling glimpse of how much worse things might have been
- The faculty senate of the University of Florida voted to deny Jeb Bushwho served as governor of Florida until Januaryan honorary degree
- Out like a Lam: the case of one U.S. attorney
by Byron York
- Exit strategy
by Ross Douthat
- Shelf life
by Michael Potemra
- Debacles like that one make us less optimistic about the possibility of finding a compromise on immigration policy …
- The postcard solution
by Kevin A. Hassett
- 'Thanks a lot': free speech and high schools
by Robert H. Bork
- Inside the nightmare
by Paul Hollander
- President Bush has said that he sees more support for his "comprehensive" immigration reform on Capitol Hill since last fall's elections
- Iran isn't making the work of its appeasers very easy
- Ask, tell, whatever? Gays-in-the-military comes up again
by MacKubin Thomas Owens
- About rights
by Ryan T. Anderson
- Katherine Babineaux Blanco announced that she would not run for reelection as governor of Louisiana
- The European Union is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and a dubious celebration it is
- A tyrant in Zimbabwe: though not the worst that continent can produce
by Anthony Daniels
- The Death Of Holofernes
by Richard O'Connell
- Well, that didn't take long: Just a few months into their majority, Senate Democrats are already itching to raise taxes
- Every nation has its historic grievances
- Land of cedars and sorrow: the ongoing drama of Lebanon
by Mario Loyola
- Keep hope alight!
by John Derbyshire
- The House was set to pass a bill giving D.C. voters the right to elect a full-fledged congressman
- Freedom House: an exchange
by Arch Puddington
- Al Gore warned a Senate panel that global warming constitutes a "planetary emergency."
- 300, a movie about the battle of Thermopylae, grossed almost $71 million on its first weekend, not bad for a lowish-budget flick starring no one in particular
- Big bucks, big minds, big hearts: The John Templeton Foundation
by John J. Miller
- Rallying the protesters
by William F. Buckley, Jr.