Obama Versus Obama
Many voters will be comparing Mitt Romney with Barack Obama between now and election day. But what might be even more revealing would...
Opinion
The Fallacy of Redistribution
We have all heard the old saying that giving a man a fish feeds him only for a day, while teaching him to...
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Powerful New Video Explores How Agenda 21 Will Affect You
While most Americans remain blissfully unaware, the United Nations “sustainable development” scheme known as Agenda 21 will affect virtually every area of life...
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NEA Promotes World Government
In writing my book NEA: Trojan Horse in American Education, first published in 1984 — 28 years ago — I read every issue...
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Ron Paul, QE3, and Unintended Consequences
One of the prime unintended consequences of the new unlimited QE3 announced by the Fed is that it is difficult to know when...
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Suicide or Salvation?
A Christian radio host reveals the effects of secular culture on the church, and warns that unless Christians wake up and take action,...
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Movie Review: “Trouble with the Curve”
Though Clint Eastwood’s performance at this year’s Republican National Committee was deemed questionable, his performance in his latest film, Trouble with the Curve,...
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“Last Ounce of Courage” Little More Than a Poor Christian Movie
It is difficult to say what precisely is the purpose of Last Ounce of Courage, the patriotic- and Christian-themed film that opened in mid-September...
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Is “the Right-wing” Responsible for Neglect of the Liberal Arts?
College professors correctly lament students' disinterest in the liberal arts, but the professors, most of who are leftists, incorrectly point the finger of...
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Romney, Taxes, and Dependence on Government
Low-income people aren’t the only ones dependent on government. Another group is even more dependent: the people of the corporate world who expect...
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Why High-Achieving Students Cheat
Large-scale cheating has been uncovered over the last year at some of the nation’s most competitive schools. With American students no longer being educated...
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Preview of Census Data Reveals Muted Optimism for the Economy
A preview of the upcoming Census Bureau's upbeat analysis of the economy was met with little enthusiasm and contrasted sharply with reports from FedEx and...
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Federal Reserve Balance Sheet Set to Explode
When the Federal Reserve announced last week its plan to buy more treasury securities, only a few read the fine print. Many observers...
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Unionized Teachers Show Their Clout and Win
Although Chicago’s public school teachers are among the highest paid in the nation, they wanted more, and according to the settlement reached late...
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Can Republicans Talk?
Technically speaking, Republicans do talk, but talking is definitely not their strong suit. Nor do they seem to have put a lot of...
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