Get Scrod With Hillary!
So which is it? Hillary Clinton, on the stump, telling voters she cares about the little guy, or Hillary Clinton at an intimate gathering that charges $50,000 per plate?Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleEverything On the Table: A Conversation With Michel Richard
In the summer of 2007, I was working on a story for THE WEEKLY STANDARD about the cult of celebrity chefs.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleRemembering 'Heat' With Michael Mann and Friends
Vincent Hanna was strung out on coke. If that means anything to you, read on.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleLincoln's Doctor's Dog
By now it's well known that almost no one was interested in publishing J.K. Rowling's first Harry Potter book.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleCampaign Cocktails Contest
Late in November of the presidential election year 1888, the Detroit Free Press asked "What is Fame?Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleCampaign Cocktails Contest, Episode 2
THE WEEKLY STANDARD and Bar Pilar have created a contest to find the best drinks for this presidential election season.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleThe Return of the Loafer
According to the Wall Street Journal, men's loafers are making a comeback.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleThe Clean-Plate Club
Towards the end of a recent lunch, I found myself ogling a friend’s bowl of chicken pista korma.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleCampaign Cocktails Contest, Episode 3
"NEW ROOSEVELT DRINK PROMISES GREAT RESULTS," screamed the headline in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in June of 1910.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleExplaining the Appeal of 'Sully'
Much like Apollo 13, Sully is about a near-miss and contains an ending about which we're all aware.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleThe Clean-Plate Club
Towards the end of a recent lunch, I found myself ogling a friend's bowl of chicken pista korma. He was done, but there were still a few tender chunks of chicken left.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleCiting Hitler, Philippine President Says He'd Happily 'Slaughter' Country's...
Yet another controversy has engulfed Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte, who, at a Friday press conference, compared his efforts to rid his country of drugs to Adolf Hitler's efforts to rid Europe of...
View ArticleCampaign Cocktails Contest, Episode 4
Come the great Republican party split in 1912, Teddy Roosevelt's Bull Moose splinter inspired no shortage of cocktails. A simple sort were quaffed at the new party's Chicago convention.Read more on...
View ArticleWhy the Chinese Have a Yen to Make Sushi
Here's an interesting stat brought to you by Ana Swanson of the Washington Post: "A survey of 33 Japanese restaurants in the Washington area revealed that 12 were owned by Chinese Americans and 12 by...
View ArticleMake the Big Mac Great Again
"Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame bun." If you were around when that commercial came out in 1984, that description of the McDonald's Big Mac just rolls...
View ArticleHalt and Catch Fire
In a rush to beat out the latest iPhone, Samsung rolled out its Galaxy Note7 with one minor flaw: The battery.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
View ArticleCampaign Cocktails: America Decides
Here at THE WEEKLY STANDARD, we already know the end results--at least when it comes to our campaign cocktails competition.Read more on WeeklyStandard.com
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