ACORN Likely Doomed
As if it needed it, the leftist Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or ACORN, is the subject of yet another video...
Extending the Patriot Act — and Tyranny
In his ongoing impersonation of George W. Bush, Barack Obama supports extending two provisions in the USA PATRIOT Act of 2001 that would...
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Japan May Withdraw Support for Afghan War
Yukio Hatoyama took office on September 16 as Japan's new prime minister, following an August 30 electoral victory in which he led the...
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Karzai Gets 54% of Afghan Vote, Dispute Continues
Afghanistan's Independent Election Commission released figures on September 16 showing President Hamid Karzai with 54.6 percent of the vote in the first complete...
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Fed Gov’s Cloud Computing & Apps.gov
The federal government announced on September 15 that it will adopt cloud computing to cut costs and reduce the environmental impact of its...
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Pro-lifers’ Prayers Protest Planned Parenthood
The Gulf Coast community of Naples, Florida, is known more for its numerous golf courses and palm-tree lined planned retirement communities than for...
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Chicken Little and the Swine Flu Scare
I can’t remember if it was Henny Penny or Chicken Little, nor do I recall what landed on said fowl’s head, either a...
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H1N1 Swine Flu Death Rate Is Low
According to an expert on infectious diseases, the death rate from the H1N1 swine flu appears to be lower than forecasted. In fact,...
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ACORN Funding in Peril
ACORN, the beleaguered leftist group battered by a series of videos that depict wrongdoing among its employees, is now on the ropes in...
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Adobe Expands With Omniture Purchase
Adobe Systems Inc., the largest producer of graphic-design software in the world, has announced a deal to purchase Omniture Inc. for $1.8 billion....
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Van Jones’ “Green Jobs” Ruse
You can't grasp the full craziness of Van Jones, Obama's now-resigned "green jobs czar" (actual job title: "Special Advisor on Green Jobs, Enterprise...
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Danish Wind Power Overblown
Two Danish experts in the field of wind energy will be in Washington for the next three days to speak on the subject...
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China Calls for WTO to Settle Trade Dispute
China's Ministry of Commerce on September 14 called for the World Trade Organization to help settle a tariff dispute with the United States...
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Media Targets State Sovereignty Movement
Two hundred and twenty-two years ago this week, the Constitution was signed by the Framers in Philadelphia. To commemorate this historic event, the...
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Will the U.S. Learn From Japan?
“Imagine a team of doctors who think more poison is the solution to poisoning.” That’s the attention-getting opening sentence leading off an invitation...
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