Christopher Hitchens, the acerbic critic, and Vaclav Havel, the Czech leader, had one odd thing in common—besides passing away in the same week. They both ran afoul of Noam Chomsky. Contrary to some ...
The remark infuriated Hitchens, provoking a response which “came welling up in me with an almost tidal force: What bloody chickens? Come to think of it, whose bloody ‘home’?” When his Nation ...
Mr. Rosenbaum refers to Norman Podhoretz and Christopher Hitchens as “neoconservatives” in the review of the movie about Chomsky [February 7]. Quitting the Nation and not joining the anti-Iraqi-war ...
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