Venezuela Brings Gold Home
In today’s extremely unsettled financial climate, one can hardly blame Venezuela or its erratic leader, Hugo Chavez, for deciding to bring home the...
Mars Attacks: Scientists Say Aliens May Destroy Mankind Over Global Warming
Three years after the release of the remake The Day the Earth Stood Still, a team of American researchers has made the film’s...
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Bachmann Stands by Pledge: Gas Under $2 a Gallon
Michele Bachmann Friday defended her campaign promise made earlier in the week that the price of gasoline will drop back down below $2...
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Ron Paul Says Rick Perry “Makes Me Sound Like a Moderate”
Ron Paul wants to make it quite clear that he has never accused Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke of treason. He has merely...
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Some Unintended Consequences of Raising CAF Again
With the President’s announcement of higher mileage requirements — to 54.5 mpg on new cars and trucks sold in the United States...
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West To CAIR Florida: “NUTS!”
Rep. Allen West, (R-Fla., left) offered Florida?s branch of the Council on American-Islamic Relations a little history lesson in a letter to the...
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Special Interest Groups Give Congressional Democrats $15M in 2011
Congressional Democrats have brushed off President Obama's personal decree to swear off special-interest campaigning for his reelection bid. According to an Associated Press...
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Court Rules in Favor of Arizona Pro-Life Law
The Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of a state pro-life law, blocked two years ago by a lower court, that...
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EU Tells Sweden to Rescind Wolf-hunting Licenses or Face Legal Action
The European Union has threatened Sweden with legal action unless it rescinds its first issuance of wolf-hunting licenses in 45 years. Swedish Minister...
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Obama Administration Subsidizes Solar Energy Via Loans to India
Despite its less-than-stellar record of picking winning solar energy companies — subsidizing, for instance, Solyndra of California and Evergreen Solar of Massachusetts —...
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Violent Attacks in U.S., England: Wake-up Calls
The orgies of violent attacks against strangers on the streets — in both England and the United States — are not necessarily just...
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Why the Arab Spring May Turn into the Usual Arab Winter
Wafa Sultan is an Arab-American woman who was born in Syria, raised in the Islamic faith of her ancestors, rebelled against it, and...
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An “Extreme Makeover” for U.S. Education — Can We? Should We?
This is the seventh and final segment in the series on K-12 education. A front-page August 16 Washington Times’ headline screamed: “Scores show...
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French Fashion Designer Blasted for Sexy “Loungerie” Line for Girls 4-12
The latest news out of Paris comes from a company called Jours Après Lunes (meaning, inexplicably, “Days After Moons”), which has introduced a...
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Napolitano: Dream Act Is Now De Facto Law
It’s official. Despite failing to pass the U.S. Congress, the federal DREAM Act is now de facto law. U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet...
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