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James Lileks writes with more style and humor than just about anyone. He’s one of those writers other writers quote and say “I wish I had written that” —literally. He…
American journalist
James Lileks writes with more style and humor than just about anyone. He’s one of those writers other writers quote and say “I wish I had written that” —literally. He…
James Lileks writes in the latest print edition of National Review about the call for a return of the federal government’s Fairness Doctrine for broadcasters. … [F]ans were quick to…
James Lileks muses at National Review about climate scolds’ latest dubious pronouncement. PERHAPS you saw the story ping-ponging around the Internet in August: Climate-change activists want to ban dogs and…
James Lileks offers these amusing observations in his latest “Athwart” column in National Review: The very people who hope 2017 will be better keep telling one [an]other that it can’t…
James Lileks of National Review has a little fun with Fidel’s fans. Many of the eulogies suffered from a curious dissonance. Whom do we still mourn? JFK, cut down by…
James Lileks devotes his latest “Athwart” column in National Review to the views of Britain’s “new vegan shadow farming minister,” a woman who will assume a cabinet-level post if the…
James Lileks offers National Review Online readers an interesting perspective on the issue of income inequality. During his visit to the U.S., the pope will probably talk about income inequality,…
James Lileks examines for National Review Online readers a growing fascination with the challenges of the childless. When the New York Times runs a piece by someone explaining why she…
James Lileks explores in a National Review Online column food nannies’ ridiculous interest in redesigning supermarkets. I went to a supermarket that had a big sale on cheap potato chips…
James Lileks probes for National Review Online readers a popular response to dissent from liberal orthodoxy. One of the great rhetorical achievements of the Left is defining disagreement as a…
James Lileks outlines for National Review Online readers his reaction to a quote from his local newspaper: “Now is the time for Minnesota to push to become fossil-fuel free.” The…
James Lileks elicits some chuckles from National Review Online readers because of his observations about professional planners’ present-day love of density. I drove to the office today. This makes me…