The New American

Court Rules Judges May Require Warrants for Cellphone Records

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, seated in Philadelphia, ruled on September 14 that under the provisions of the Stored...

September 17, 2010

The Money of Fools Part IV – Disarmament

Dennis Behreandt September 17, 2010

One of the many words that sound so attractive, to people who do not think beyond the word, is "disarmament." ...

Better Not Draw Mohammed

R. Cort Kirkwood September 17, 2010

If Anwar al-Awlaki gets his way, the last sound cartoonist Molly Morris will hear is the swish of a scimitar. Or, more likely,...

A Global-warming Primer

Rebecca Terrell September 17, 2010

Climategate: A Veteran Meteorologist Exposes the Global Warming Scam, by Brian Sussman, Washington, D.C.: World Net Daily, 2010, 224 pages, hardcover.Gideons International should...

Ted Kennedy: Protector of American Healthcare?

Michael Tennant September 17, 2010

Ah, the ironies of politics. The late Sen. Edward Kennedy, an early and steadfast proponent of national health insurance, turns out to have...

UAW Ignores Economic Reality

Bruce Walker September 17, 2010

Organized labor, like the octopus of government, ignores the realities of ordinary life. America is in the midst of a depression and unemployment...

Basel III and Sound Banking

William F. Jasper September 17, 2010

The global regulation of banks took a major leap forward with the conclusion on September 12 of a round of talks held at...

Baseball Hero, Ted Williams

Jack Kenny September 17, 2010

Ted Williams had just returned from a hunting trip in Minnesota, about 40 miles north of Minneapolis, when he heard the news that...

Boeing Prepares to Shuttle “Space Tourists”

James Heiser September 17, 2010

President Obama’s proposed changes to NASA’s plans for manned space flight have implications for many aspects of the aerospace industry. Following the recommendations...

Vancouver Taxpayers Stuck With $1 Billion Bill

Raven Clabough September 16, 2010

Six months after the close of the Winter Olympics, Vancouver taxpayers have been slapped with a bill for $1 billion in unsold Olympic...

Can the Free Market Support Alternative Energy?

James Heiser September 16, 2010

Legislative efforts to implement a supposedly “environmentally friendly” conversion of the U.S. economy by means of carbon credits may be on hold for...

Genetic Engineering Goes Upstream

Kelly Holt September 16, 2010

Dubbed "Frankenfish" by Alaska Senator Mark Begich, AquaBounty Technologies' salmon are poised to become the first genetically-engineered (GE) animals to enter the U.S....