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July 30, 2010
David Hazony : Reason and logic offer the weakest motivation for being good; A reconsideration of the true root of evil on this earth
Caroline B. Glick: See no evil
July 29, 2010
Jori Finkel: Largest restitution claims ever filed in U.S. courts by a single family against another nation ($100 million)
The Kosher Gourmet by Noelle Carter: Light, bright-flavored passion fruit mousse
July 28, 2010
John Keilman: For today's youths, there may be a downside to high self-esteem
Glenn Garvin: Is life wasted on the living?
July 27, 2010
Thomas H. Maugh II: Israeli scientists devise way for disabled to control computers, wheelchairs by sniffing
Caroline B. Glick: The new, improved Obama
July 26, 2010
Mort Zuckerman: Prerequisites for a two-state solution
Lisa M. Krieger: Professor fired over comments on homosexuality gets $100,000
July 23, 2010
Rabbi David Aaron: Feeling Totally Alive
Caroline B. Glick: Change we must believe in
July 22, 2010
John Rosemond: Mothers who fall short --- by design
The Kosher Gourmet by Carol Mighton Haddix: The summer slump: Lazy cook's version of cobbler is simple, seasonal and sumptuous
July 21, 2010
David L. Ulin: The dance of chaos and fate
July 20, 2010
Rabbi Yonason Goldson: The Other Butterfly Effect
Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.: Kagan's Shariah problem
July 19, 2010
Jeff Jacoby: Look who's defending states' rights
Kathleen Parker: Americans must not be cowed by Muslim objections to cartoons
David Hazony: Answering WWMD --- What Would Moses Do?
Caroline B. Glick: A war on whose terms?
July 15, 2010
John Rosemond: To tell a child 'You can be anything you want to be' is irresponsible
The Kosher Gourmet by Marialisa Calta : Ice pops for grown-ups
July 14, 2010
Rabbi Yonason Goldson : In Judaism, Second Amendment states' rights would never be up for debate
Patrick Goldstein : Dimmed star
July 13, 2010
Julian E. Barnes : U.S. military turns to TV for surveillance technology
Libby Lazewnik: Lazy Days (SHORT STORY)
July 12, 2010
The Jewish Ethicist by Rabbi Dr. Asher Meir: Disloyalty or opportunity?
Gene Weingarten: Rhymin' sly man: If Shakespeare had worked the Catskills …

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