Iran’s Teetering Theocracy

Last week, Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, delivered his annual address to mark the Persian new year. As Khamenei said, Iran had a “difficult” and “tumultuous” year, which “began with flooding and ended with the coronavirus.” Khamenei’s speech should remind us that Iran was politically sick, suffering domestic crises, long before the coronavirus arrived, and that Iran’s theocratic regime made each crisis worse through brutality and incompetence.

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From the Archives - April 2015

Double the N.I.H Budget

No one who lived through the 1990s would have suspected that one day people would look back on the period as a golden age of bipartisan cooperation. But in some important ways, it was. Amid the policy fights that followed the Republican victories of 1994, President Bill Clinton and the new majorities in Congress reached one particularly good deal: doubling the budget for the National Institutes of Health.

Order Shakedown: A Novel by Newt Gingrich and Pete Earley

Plenty of action and solid prose, along with plenty of intriguing little-known historical and technical facts, make up in part for such stock elements as an unscrupulous Washington reporter and a high-level government traitor. 

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