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3:52 PM, Apr 13, 2007 • By MICHAEL GOLDFARB

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From the Washington Post: The Surge: First Fruits, by Charles Krauthammer.

From THE DAILY STANDARD: Who's Spinning Intel? by Thomas Joscelyn.

From National Review: Paying Nuclear Tribute to North Korea, by Claudia Rosett.

From USA Today: 'We have reduced stress', by Thomas F. Hall.

From the International Herald Tribune: Turkey ready to enter northern Iraq, by Sabrina Tavernise.

The video of the day: "Seamanship for Love, Seamanship for Peace" via THE DANGER ROOM.

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Conservative Intelligence
Satirical Wit
Foreign Policy Insight
Sophisticated Perspective

From CinemaScope to CGI, the play’s the thing.

A Parody

A Parody

From The Scrapbook

From The Scrapbook

From The Scrapbook

Blaming the Jews—Again
Romney and Santorum Shine in Final Florida Debate
The Silence of the Republican Candidates

Could one of them say a good word about our troops?
Permanent Recess

The AWOL Democratic Senate.
Taxes and Romneycare

Thursday night's debate may have served to highlight two of Mitt's vulnerabilities.
The Worst White House Aide

Valerie Jarrett’s perfect record . . . for giving bad advice.
Evitable, After All
The Obamacare Decree Isn’t Merely an Affront to Religious Liberty
Turning Point

Is Lucretius the gateway to the modern world?
A Bridge, but Leading Where?

Ponzi at the European Central Bank.

The Official Obama Head - Get One!

The Romney campaign misfires.

Matt Labash’s dine and dash