Tucson Parents Challenge Ethnic Studies Curriculum
Parents in Tucson, Arizona, are beyond disgruntled over the content of a anti-capitalist, anti-American textbook used in an ethnic studies curriculum for grades...
Feds Place Cameras in Cafeterias to Monitor Eating Habits
With the federal deficit edging towards $15 trillion, one wonders where federal officials found $2 million to fund a research project in Texas...
Read moreDREAM Act Reintroduced in House and Senate
Following President Obama’s immigration proclamation from El Paso, the Democratic leadership in Congress has reintroduced the DREAM Act, a key plank in the...
Read moreChina: The New Investment Savior?
The Idaho Statesman in a June 6, 2010 story extolled the efforts of Idaho’s Commerce Secretary Don Dietrich and Idaho Governor C.L. “Butch”...
Read moreTrump in New Hampshire: Undecided on Presidential Run
Sounding very much like a declared candidate for the Presidency, Donald Trump gave a rambling rehash of his positions on various issues...
Read moreTaking Spending Power from Congress
The power of the legislative branch to control spending in the Anglo-American tradition predates the founding of the American colonies. It was at...
Read moreAppeal for “Kidnapped” Swedish Homeschooler Draws Supporters
As the now-infamous case of Swedish homeschooler Domenic Johansson (at left, with his parents) — seized by authorities because of homeschooling almost two...
Read moreAmerican Constitution Party Suffers from Major Party Status in Colorado
As recounted last year in The New American, the American Constitution Party (ACP) has achieved major party status in Colorado, due in large...
Read moreObama Admin. Offers Billions to Settle Complaints of Hispanic Farmers
On Friday the Obama administration announced that it will make at least $1.3 billion available to female and Hispanic farmers in order to...
Read moreThe Obama-Reid Assault on “Big Oil”
While gas prices hover around $4 a gallon — and in some cities surpass $4.50 a gallon — Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid...
Read moreMuslim Mob Kills 12 Christians in Attack on Church in Egypt
Essam Sharaf, Egypt's prime minister since the ouster of Hosni Mubarak on March 3, 2011, convened an emergency cabinet meeting after 12 people...
Read moreRand Paul: Does White House Have an Enemies List?
A group of GOP congressmen are appealing to President Obama to oppose a complaint filed by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) against...
Read moreDepp to Play Tonto, Will Tell Lone Ranger Who’s Boss
Johnny Depp, who portrays Disney's swishy pirate Captain Jack Sparrow and will star in studio's forthcoming version of The Lone Ranger, is doing...
Read moreWe Are All Badgers Now
The epic battle that seized Wisconsin, and gripped America, over powers for public-sector union bosses has ebbed. But its consequences will extend far...
Read moreRunning Amok With “Entitlements”
Item:In The Hill for April 6, Representative Allyson Schwartz (D-Pa.), the second-ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee, wrote an op-ed entitled “Seniors,...
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