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Articles Written by: CATHY YOUNG
Earlier this month DoubleX, Slate's short-lived female-oriented
publication (launched six months ago and about to be folded back
into the parent site as a women's section), ran an article
ringing the alarm about the dire threat posed by the power ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Reason,
23 Nov 2009
The fall of the Berlin Wall twenty years ago was one of the most
exhilarating events of the 20th Century. No one could fail to be
moved by the joy of people who tore down a loathed monument to
tyranny. Today, when all that remains of the Wall is a ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Reason,
16 Nov 2009
Ted Kennedy's death of brain cancer at 77 could not have occurred at a more symbolic moment. By the end of his life, the late senator became the lion in winter of old-style American liberalism—and one of his final political acts, at the 2008 Democratic ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Reason,
31 Aug 2009
The abduction and murder of human rights activist Natalia Estemirova in the conflict-ridden Northern Caucasus has been the latest crime to shake Russia's embattled liberal community—and raise the question of whether today's Russia lives not just under ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Reason,
3 Aug 2009
While the mainstream media have hailed the advances in U.S.-Russian relations supposedly achieved on Barack Obama's trip to Moscow, some conservative commentary has depicted Obama as a pushover if not a dupe for the Kremlin. The cheerleading and the ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Reason,
16 Jul 2009
LYNN Rosenthal, a veteran of the battered women’s advocacy movement, was named to the new post of White House counsel on violence against women on June 26. On the same day, a conference opened in Los Angeles disputing the basic tenets of the movement ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Boston Globe,
15 Jul 2009
In my Weekly Standard article before Obama's trip, I said that the most likely outcome would be "business as usual." And, evidently, so it is.
Russia will not agree to tougher sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program in exchange for a new ...
Sarah Palin's announcement of her resignation as governor of Alaska may be the end of her political career or, as some speculate, the real beginning. What seems clear is that Palin is not conservatism's new hope but its dead end. In recent days, this ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Reason,
10 Jul 2009
Will there or won't there be another Russian attack on Georgia? Since I raised the issue in my Wall Street Journal op-ed a few days ago, a follow-up.
Why? For one thing, Piontkovsky (not a big Obama fan) thinks "Obama has done what he could," both by ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Time Magazine,
9 Jul 2009
It includes 13 working groups headed by corresponding high-level Russian and American officials (e.g., Health: Tatyana A. Golikova, Minister of Health, and Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services). One of the pairs is rather eyebrow- ...
From CATHY YOUNG,
Time Magazine,
7 Jul 2009
