Vol. 6, No. 23
February 26, 2001
Cover Story
PIUS XII—RIGHTEOUS GENTILE?
By David G. Dalin
Also in This Issue
- Why Move On? This is too much fun — Stephen F. Hayes, Jay Nordlinger, David Tell, Kane Webb
This issue examined the controversial legacy of Pope Pius XII and his actions during World War II, with David G. Dalin arguing for the pontiff's role as a righteous gentile who protected Jews. The magazine also featured satirical commentary on Clinton-era scandals, including pieces on the Marc Rich pardon controversy and the ongoing fascination with figures like Denise Rich, Michael Jackson, and the Clintons themselves, questioning why the public remained so entertained by these stories.