Newsweek on Townhall

• An Obama Foreign Policy Tue Jun 21
  Caroline Glick
  Robert Gates's recent remarks signal that the president's handling of US foreign affairs is about to undergo a dramatic transformation. ... more
• Gutter Journalism at Newsweek Thu Jun 9
  Armstrong Williams
  If you ever needed a reason for why news magazines are starving for attention and consumer dollars, just stroll down the aisle of your favorite supermarket and you can judge this industry by its cover(s) alone. ... more
• The Family Man Mon May 23
  Charlotte Hays
  Well, it looks like Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is not going to sacrifice his wife to run for the presidency in 2012. ... more
• CNN's Obama Adviser Wed May 18
  Brent Bozell
  As much as CNN likes to tell the public and advertisers that it's squarely in the sensible center between the partisan attacks of MSNBC and Fox News, the reality says otherwise. ... more
• The Tale of the Governator and the Baby Wed May 18
  Debra J. Saunders
  Tuesday, the Los Angeles Times reported that Schwarzenegger had fathered a child with a longtime member of his household staff before he became governor. The story follows news of the couple's separation. ... more
• Hamas Mourns Osama Thu May 5
  Cliff May
  It requires a keen sense of irony to write the headline Newsweek featured last week: “The Wrath of Abbas: Fed up with stalled peace talks, the Palestinian leader defies Israel and vents about Obama.” ... more
• The True and Ugly Story of Earth Day Wed Apr 27
  Ben Shapiro
  On April 22, President Obama announced the celebration of the 41st Earth Day. Unappeased, the Earth immediately spawned a tornado that ripped away half of the St. Louis airport, an earthquake in Indonesia, and a rainstorm that kept Michelle Obama from making her scheduled Earth Day event. ... more
• Jane Harman joins Newsweek Daily Beast board Fri Apr 22
  AP News
• Institutional Collapse and Flight From the Printed Word Thu Apr 21
  Ross Mackenzie
  What are some principal developments and changes witnessed during a 30-year career in syndication -- indeed, a 46-year career in the newspaper business? ... more
• Flunking the Citizenship Test Wed Mar 23
  Brent Bozell
  Anyone who's ever seen Jay Leno do one of his "Jaywalking" segments on NBC, locating average Americans and asking them factual questions on street corners, knows there are far too many Americans who know next to nothing about just about everything. ... more
• Tina Misses the Story Fri Mar 11
  Suzanne Fields
  Want to know the way to ensure that you'll fall flat the next time you run a magazine? Put Hillary Clinton on the cover. ... more
• Women's Surprising Defenders Tue Mar 8
  Caroline Glick
  Whereas many feminists obscure the plight of women and girls in the Islamic world, a haredi group is rescuing Jewish women and children. ... more
• After Obama, the Deluge Thu Feb 24
  Victor Davis Hanson
  President Obama established a bipartisan debt-reduction commission -- and then ignored its findings, which called for unpopular reductions in entitlements and across-the-board spending cuts. His first two budgets led to the largest deficits in U.S. history. ... more
• Feminism Has Become a Hot Topic Tue Feb 8
  Phyllis Schlafly
  The liberals have unjustly blamed Sarah Palin for many things, but there's one thing for which she is probably responsible: making feminism the hot topic that it has become today. ... more
• The Case For Mercenaries in Somalia Mon Jan 31
  Jeff Jacoby
  The government of Somalia is being urged to hire Saracen International, "a controversial South African mercenary firm," to protect Somali officials and help fight pirates and Islamic militants. ... more
• Obama and Cain Approach the Starting Gates Thu Jan 13
  Floyd and Mary Beth Brown
  It is unusual for a President to launch a re-election nearly two years before the vote, but this is exactly what Barack Obama is laying the ground work for. ... more
• Cuba Among "Best Countries in the World" (Says Newsweek) Wed Jan 5
  Humberto Fontova
  Newsweek magazine just hailed Cuba among “The Best Countries in the World,” quality-of-lifewise. ... more
• Haste (and Ideological Blindness) Makes Waste Tue Nov 16
  David Limbaugh
  President Obama's fiercest obstacles as chief executive are neither recalcitrant Republicans nor the increasing complexity and demands of the job; they are his ideology and his political allegiances. ... more
• Dems Love Facts and Science--Except When They Don't Tue Nov 16
  Byron York
  President Obama recently fretted that our politics has become so rough-and-tumble that "facts and science and argument do not seem to be winning the day all the time." ... more
• Daily Beast, Newsweek reach deal to join Fri Nov 12
  AP News
• Budget Travel magazine sold to investment firm, Thu Dec 17
  AP News
• Put Your Bet on God over Newsweek Mon Apr 13
  Terry Paulson
  A recent issue of Newsweek shouts—“The End of Christian America.” On this day after Easter, we can add Newsweek to those who for 2000 years have tried to push Christianity back into the tomb. ... more

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