What does TWS stand for?

The Weekly Standard (political magazine)

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Boston College professor David Lowenthal wrote in the Weekly Standard in 1999: "The mass media--the movies, television, and recordings--need to be regulated, and not only because of appeals to irresponsible lust.

Conservative magazines and the presumption of liberty: a content ...

His wisdom, wit, good humor, and generosity of spirit made him a friend and mentor to several generations of thinkers and public servants," the editors of the Weekly Standard said in an unsigned message on the magazine's Web site.

Father of US 'neoconservatism' Irving Kristol dies

The Weekly Standard magazine has been sold to a Denver-based media company owned by billionaire Phil Anschutz.

Murdoch sells Weekly Standard mag to Anschutz

Bill Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] "I felt this thrill going up my leg.

Quips & slips

But soon after, the Web site of The Weekly Standard raised suspicions about the reports, asking military bloggers to try to dig up corroborating (or uncorroborating) evidence for the episodes.

Did New Republic Soldier-Writer Recant Grisly War Tales?

Since then Mangu-Ward has worked as a reporter for The Weekly Standard and as a researcher at the New York Times op-ed page for columnist John Tierney; she was also a Phillips Foundation Fellow in 2005.

Reason news

ITEM: In the Weekly Standard for October 3, Fred Barnes writes: "Small government conservatives have revolted against President Bush and the Republican leadership of the Senate and the House.

Opening the spending floodgates

Comedian and talk-show host Bill Maher of "Politically Incorrect" fame took the stage with fellow opinion maker William Kristol, editor of the Weekly Standard, as part of a University of Judaism lecture series.

Funny guys