Print Archives
April 1998
Editor's Notes
Boxing Clinton In
New spending? It's time for tax relief. Michael W. Lynch
License to Grill
How the Clintons invited Ken Starr into their private lives. Virginia Postrel
Executive Privilege
"Personal responsibility" applies to everyone but the Clintons. Rick Henderson
Letters
Columns
The Broadcast Giveaway
When "the public interest" means free ads for politicians Adam Clayton Powell III
The Seven Deadly Sins of Politics
What's wrong with Clinton? Let us count the faults. John J. Pitney, Jr.
Tripp Wire
How informers ended up behind every office potted plant. Walter Olson
More Bang For the Yen?
Japan's financial reforms are more cosmetic than real. Michael J. Oakes
Tabloid Trash
Bill Clinton's mounting problems Thomas W. Hazlett
Heavy Silence
Why no one wants to talk about obesity and breast cancer Michael Fumento
Features
Cowboys, Camels, and Kids
Does advertising turn people into smokers? Jacob Sullum
Class Acts
How charter schools are revamping public education in Arizona--and beyond. James K. Glassman
Dam Fools
Why federal water management is all wet--and why environmentalists are right to question it. James V. DeLong
Culture & Reviews
Women on the Verge
Cathy Young
Slick Characters
Jesse Walker
Critical Inquiry
Nick Gillespie