What Laws Are We Morally Obligated to Obey?
What laws are we morally obligated to obey? Help with the answer can be found in "Economic Liberty and the Constitution," a 66-page...
S&P Points to Plain Problem
In 1941, the United States was first assigned the so-called “triple A” or AAA rating, a reflection of the widespread belief, at least...
Read moreThe Real School Scandal
Item: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution for July 13, in an account on the city’s recent school cheating scandal, reported: “Pressure to meet testing targets...
Read moreBiden “Not Second-guessing” China’s One-child Policy
For decades, the most common argument for legalized abortion has been that a pregnant woman should be able to choose whether or not...
Read moreArchbishop Blasts Media Bias
The pervasive problem of political and religious bias in news reporting is often mocked by members of the media, but for those who...
Read moreU.S. Is Aiding Governments That Persecute Christians
Though most Americans desire peace and freedom in the world, the Founding Fathers consistently stated that wherever the principles of ordered liberty arose...
Read moreUnder Mandated DREAM Act, Obama Eyes Amnesty, Halting Most Deportations
The Obama administration has taken the next logical step in implementing its amnesty plan for illegal aliens. Having officially declared the DREAM Act...
Read moreGOP Presidential Candidates’ Credentials
Every four years, the two major political parties choose their nominees for President of the United States. The Republican and Democrat standard-bearers, like...
Read moreForget TARP — the Real Bailout Came from the Fed
Since its inception almost a century ago, the Federal Reserve has enjoyed a cloak of secrecy that has grown more opaque over the...
Read moreWhite House Plans to Reform Business Regulations — Again
President Obama’s pledge to recover the economy has taken a long and winding detour, but his 2008 campaign pledge to regulate corporate America...
Read more80 Percent of Congress Lacks Education in Business or Economics
While U.S. lawmakers wrestle with high unemployment and a mounting federal deficit, 80 percent of them have no academic background in business or...
Read moreBank of America Blames Stock Price Decline on Analyst
When Henry Blodgett explained that the reason for the decline in the price of Bank of America’s stock was because Wall Street thinks that...
Read more“Fair” Taxation
Pretend you’re at church for Morning Worship, or attending a crowded lecture, or watching Hollywood’s latest with a few hundred other fans. Suddenly,...
Read moreTechnology Keeping Internet Freedom Ahead of Censorship
Efforts by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to regulate the Internet may become irrelevant if the new technology being developed succeeds as...
Read moreNullify Now! in Kansas City, Missouri
The Nullify Now! tour continues to attract support as it makes its way across the United States. Last Saturday, the tour stopped in...
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