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Is Breakfast Now a Luxury Item?
With the wholesale prices of orange juice and coffee increasing by 20 percent and 41 percent respectively just over the past six months,...
Opinion
ObamaCare Ruling Spotlights Criminal Courts
Monday’s decision regarding ObamaCare’s unconstitutionality makes it easy to forget that American courts operate for government’s benefit, not ours -— and certainly not...
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Some Revealing Data from the 2010 Census
With the help of several blogs and websites, I’ve been able to gather some revealing data from the Census of 2010 — data...
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Chrysler Loses Money, Pays Bonuses Anyway
On Sunday, millions of Super Bowl fans will most likely ignore the huge investment Chrysler is making in television ads in promoting its...
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The Reality of a Green World: 
3 Wolves and a Sheep
 Voting on What to Have For Lunch
After fighting the radical environmental movement for more than 20 years, I have come to one basic conclusion: the people who understand and...
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The Facebook Phenomenon
As everyone knows, Mark Zuckerberg, the 26-year-old originator of Facebook, was chosen by Time magazine to be its 2010 Person of the Year....
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Myth: Uncle Sam Is the Stork That Delivers Jobs
No doubt, some time during this Great Recession, inquisitive children have asked their parents, “Where do jobs come from?” It’s something akin to...
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EPA to Regulate Milk Spills — Seriously!
Despite the old saying, "Don't cry over spilled milk," the Environmental Protection Agency is doing just that. ...
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Turmoil in Egypt
It’s much too early to say what will be the outcome of the present popular uprising in Egypt against Mubarak’s dictatorship. But there...
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Congress? Barristers, Pits, and Sugar
Appearing to embrace the new civility and bipartisanship that’s the currently appropriate stance for politicians following the Tucson shooting, President Obama in his...
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American Jobs Market in Peril
Forecasts made by the Bureau of Labor Statistics that the 2000s would yield nearly 22 million net jobs have been proven false by...
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Myth: The Sky Will Fall if the Debt Ceiling Isn’t Raised
At this moment the national debt, according to the U.S. National Debt Clock, is at $14.094 trillion and increasing by $4 billion every...
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Must We Raise the National Debt Ceiling?
Congress may soon once again raise the national debt ceiling — for the 81st time since 1940! The ceiling limits how deeply in...
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Race to the Top for More Federal Control
Race to the Top, which President Obama glowingly spoke of in his dismal State of the Union address, is a $4.35 billion U.S....
Read moreS&P Downgrades Japan: Harbinger for US
Standard and Poor’s gave plenty of reasons for its downgrade of Japan’s credit rating yesterday such as increasing annual deficits and soaring national...
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