Steve Sailer: iSteve

A reader sends a fascinating message about the heights of rock stars vs. country stars. The only rock star I've shaken hands with was ...

My long cover story in the January 15, 2007 issue of The American Conservative is now online. Here's an excerpt: "In the pr...

The pseudonymous La Griffe du Lion , whom I called the Zorro of statisticians , has a new essay: Intelligence, Gender and Race Gener...

For years, I've been pointing at the dog that didn't bark -- the remarkable failure of Latin American immigrants to contribute to ...

One thing that gets overlooked in all the national media frenzy over the potential Presidential candidate is how...

There's a new New Yorker article by Malcolm Gladwell entitled: " Open Secrets: Enron, intelligence, a...

My new VDARE.com column: An excerpt: White Guilt, Obamamania, and the Reality of Race Sen. Barack Obama is a " wigger ." He...

Ms. Dana Stevens, Slate's film critrix, plaintively wonders: Why War Movies Leave Me Cold I'm going to start with a personal ...

The Economist surveys the luridly interesting moral code of the largest Afghan tribe: As a reporter for the Daily Telegraph, attached t...

My late father-in-law was a union leader and tuba player for the Lyric Opera who moved the family to a farm outside Chicago in 1968 becaus...

Science book superagent John Brockman asks his stable of scientific authors: WHAT ARE YOU OPTIMISTIC ABOUT? WHY? Artificial Int...

The Audacious Epigone has a clever table of potential countries to retire to showing where your American pension dollars would go the f...

Writing last week, before the Ethiopian invasion of Somalia: So here's my positive helpful hint, to the men who have the power. W...

The Bill of Wrongs: The 10 most outrageous civil liberties violations of 2006. By Dahlia Lithwick Yeah, you guessed it: DA Mike Ni...

It's easy to criticize the NYT for political correctness, but if the Grey Lady's letters column is representative of what the pay...

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Here's an interesting NYT article that reminds me of the kind of articles I wrote when I was a reporter. It ties a lot of my themes t...

The Times runs its second article of 2006 on how micronutrient fortification can help reduce the problem of low IQs in the Third World, eq...