Fed Chairman Admits His Economic Model Is Japanese Economic Stagnation
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said in an October 1 speech that his U.S. central bank would copy Japanese economic policy to get...
Capital Gains Taxes
Ultimately, it is investors who guarantee other people's incomes in a market economy, even though the investors' own incomes are by no means...
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Fast and Furious Massacres Spark Fresh Pressure on AG Holder to Resign
A new wave of pressure is mounting on disgraced Attorney General Eric Holder to resign after an in-depth investigation by Univision, a Spanish-language...
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New Calif. Law Bans Counseling of Teens for Same-sex Attraction
California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed controversial legislation making his state the first to ban therapy for minors struggling with same-sex attraction. As...
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High Court Faces Highly Charged Issues in New Term
The Supreme Court justices who raised political storms in the last few years with controversial landmark decisions face no shortage of opportunities to...
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Update: Michigan Counties Continue the Fight Against NDAA
Soon Michigan may join the list of other states who have passed legislation checking the president’s power under the National Defense Authorization Act...
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Hillary Clinton Advocates Less Govt. Regulation in Libya, Egypt
In a speech to Arab leaders at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York on Friday, September 28, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton...
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Sec. Clinton Pledges Additional $45 Million in Aid to Syrian Rebels
At a meeting of the “Friends of Syria” held Friday, September, 28 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City, U.S. Secretary...
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Survey Shows Depression Plagues Much of Europe, but Misses Why
A Mori survey taken for the European Depression Association has found that 10 percent of European workers say that they have missed work...
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Texas Cheerleaders Fight for Bible Banners on Football Field
Cheerleaders at the high school in Kountze, Texas, are taking on the the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) after the atheist group demanded...
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The Passing of Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, former Publisher of The New York Times
The passing of the former publisher of The New York Times, Arthur Ochs "Punch" Sulzberger, at age 86 on September 29 was noted by editors...
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Illinois Pharmacists Not Required to Dispense Plan B Pills
An Illinois appeals court has ruled that pharmacists may refuse to dispense the "morning-after pill" after a seven-year-long protracted legal battle involving two...
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Russia Bans GMO Corn Over Cancer Fears as Pressure Builds on Monsanto
Following an explosive French study suggesting a link between Monsanto’s controversial genetically engineered corn and cancer, Russian authorities have temporarily suspended all imports...
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Ilana Mercer and the Paleolibertarian Ideal
Is paleolibertarianism virtually dead? John Derbyshire seems to think so. In this piece, I turn to Ilana Mercer — Derbyshire's old friend — to...
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Afghan Insider Attack Puts U.S. Death Toll at 2,000
Another killing of an American serviceman by allied Afghan soldiers Sunday brought the death toll of American military personnel to 2,000, and caused...
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