1,000th American Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
The U.S. military suffered its 1,000th death of the Afghan war according to an Associated Press count May 27, when NATO reported a service...
Souter’s Defense of Judicial Activism
Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter defended the court against what he described as “charges of lawmaking and constitutional novelty.” Delivering the commencement...
Read moreNew Cross Controversy Erupts in Illinois
After the protracted battle for the so-called “Mojave Cross” in California which was finally settled in the Supreme Court in favor of the...
Read moreLet’s Follow the Brits’ Lead in Restoring Civil Liberties
Here in the United States, liberal Democrats claim to be defenders of civil liberties, yet since taking power in January 2009 they have...
Read morePakistan Confirms Shahzad Had Terrorist Training There
According to UPI on Thursday, May 27, Pakisan's Interior Minister, Rehman Malik, has made known the results, to date, of his government's investigation...
Read moreJohn Finn, Medal of Honor Recipient, Dies at 100
John William Finn, the last survivor of the 15 Navy veterans who received the Medal of Honor for heroism during the Japanese attack...
Read moreA Closer Look at Textbooks
In the debate over textbook content, the two major points of contention always seem to be the teaching of evolution, and American history...
Read moreThe Evolution of Rights
I find it interesting that many people believe they have a right to demand “rights” — such as jobs, welfare, and healthcare —...
Read moreA Proposition Claimed to Weaken Political Parties
The rage of frustrated voters has manifested itself in a reform that could transform American politics. A June 8 California ballot question would...
Read moreHouse Votes to Repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Military Ban
In what appears to be a race to incorporate policies now that might not pass muster after November elections deplete Democratic majorities, on...
Read moreFeds Publish Misinformation in Attack on ‘Misinformation’
The federal government has decided to unconstitutionally waste more taxpayer money by demonizing and supposedly debunking “conspiracy theories” on the State...
Read moreRand Paul Shakes Up His Campaign Staff
Kentucky Republican U.S. Senate nominee and Tea Party hero Rand Paul made a major change to his campaign staff this week, promoting Jesse Benton...
Read moreAmtrak and the Railroads
Amtrak and its lobbyists at the National Association of Railroad Passengers (NARP) recently invited us to commemorate the third annual National Train Day...
Read moreRitalin and Russian Roulette
It is estimated that in the United States between 4 million and 8 million children are on Ritalin, the drug being used to...
Read moreTexas Board of Education Gets the Facts Right
For several months, a battle has been waged in Texas over the future of what will be taught in the public schools, and...
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