Steve Sailer: iSteve

Evidently, the New York Times just doesn't get New York Times jokes. Here's today's actual NYT headline: "Minorities Hit...

The New York Times Magazine features a long article, My Personal Credit Crisis , by Edmund L. Andrews about America's least sympathetic...

In Southern California, the closer somebody's house is to the ocean, the more likely they are to passionately believe that global warmin...

Here's the opening of an interesting new paper that will be presented at this year's Human Behavior and Evolution Society meeting a...

A reader who enjoyed my review in The American Conservative of "Il Divo," the complex Italian movie about Giulio Andreotti, seven...

In " Through Boom and Bust: Minorities, Immigration, and Homeownership ," The Pew Hispanic Center has run an interesting (but not ...

A NY Daily News article by Richard Henry Lee looks over the Obama family's tax returns. In brief, the First Family's personal financ...

The Bush-Obama Administration has pledged billions of dollars to build a "virtual fence" of sensors on the Mexican border to notif...

In the 1970s, there was an LA rock band called Sparks who played local clubs and only got on the radio on Rodney Bingenheimer's show on ...

Over at Taki's Mag , I try to figure out why the world's highest paid athlete, Tiger Woods, suddenly developed fairly massive muscle...

On the blog of AEI's magazine The American, Charles Murray writes a brief response to David Brooks' "Harlem Miracle" colum...

I don't know why people speak so highly of dreams all the time: e.g., the American Dream, "I have a dream," Dreams from My Fa...

One of the signature fads of the Obama Era is "Universal Preschool." A new book, Reroute the Preschool Juggernaut , by veteran edu...

Zachary A. Goldfarb reports in the Washington Post: Fannie Loses $23 Billion, Prompting Even Bigger Bailout Fannie Mae reported yesterday ...

Various economic commentators such as Tyler Cowen are scratching their heads over why the single country most similar to the United States,...

Steve Malanga has a good qualitative history of the failures of the federal government to promote homeownership among marginal families from...

The Washington Post announces that the Obama Administration is close to being ready to virtually resume the Bush Administration's ploy ...

Whenever I write about the California-centric origins of our economic crash, I get comments saying to the effect of, "Hey, what about S...