ACLU: Obama’s “New Normal” Is Bush’s Old One
Though neoconservatives and other pro-national security-state types would have Americans believe that President Obama has made a clean break with the Bush administration’s...
19th Century Communists and the Origin of American Public Education
Most Americans are under the impression that Communism was invented by Karl Marx and Lenin and first practiced in the Soviet Union. The...
Read moreStudy Finds Faith Less Important to Americans Than Health, Wealth, Leisure
As individuals and families face tough economic times and uncertain futures, how have priorities shifted for Americans? A recent study by the Barna...
Read moreCalifornia Faces Total Meltdown
Governor Schwarzenegger of California on Wednesday ordered furloughs for 156,000 of the state’s 237,000 employees. The estimated savings from these furloughs is $150,000,000...
Read moreInternal USCIS Memo Cuts Congress Out of Amnesty Plan
Last month, The New American chronicled President Barack Obama’s presumed intention to circumvent the legislative process and issue an executive order, a fiat...
Read moreSenate Energy Bill Could Lead to Cap and Trade
After supposedly abandoning the much-touted cap-and-trade scheme due to a lack of support, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid introduced a scaled-back $15 billion...
Read moreAlarmist ‘State of the Climate’ Report Draws Fire
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its new “State of the Climate 2009” report on July 28, claiming that evidence for global...
Read moreFederal Judge Blocks Enforcement of Key Provisions of S.B. 1070
The ink on S.B. 1070 hadn’t dried before motions to enjoin its enforcement were filed in federal district court. One of those motions,...
Read moreIndia Unveils $35 Tablet Computer
The nation of India has introduced a prototype computer it is hoping a company somewhere in the world will produce for the retail...
Read moreBattling the Oil Spill in Battle Creek, Michigan
There now is an oil leak in the northern part of the United States about which to worry — in Battle Creek, Michigan....
Read morePolice Deaths Rise in First Half of 2010
Following a 50-year low last year, the number of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty in the U.S. rose nearly...
Read moreOhio Supreme Court Uphold’s Father’s Rights
The Ohio Supreme Court on July 22, 2010 issued a ruling that breathes life into the rights of biological fathers. ...
Read morePentagon Can’t Account for Iraq Reconstruction Funds
“A U.S. audit has found that the Pentagon cannot account for over 95 percent of $9.1 billion in Iraq reconstruction money, spotlighting Iraqi...
Read moreMel Gibson’s Meltdown
On July 12, RadarOnline.com released a recording, allegedly of famed filmmaker Mel Gibson and his former mistress, Oksana Grigorieva, in which Gibson is...
Read moreDISCLOSE Act Stalled by GOP Filibuster
Senate Democrats were unable to muster the necessary votes to break the Republican filibuster and vote to pass the DISCLOSE Act (Democracy Is...
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