From Rio to Copenhagen
Seventeen and a half years ago, in May-June 1992, this correspondent was jammed cheek to jowl with 30,000 greenies in a global mosh...
Having Never Heard of Global Warming
Item: Honolulu (KHNL), October 25, 2009 — “Protestors staged a worldwide rally against climate change, and Hawaii joined in on the call for...
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Myths of “Rights” Are Wrong.
The United States Supreme Court is not the only place where you can find words turned into silly putty and ambiguity derived from...
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HHS Promotes Embryo Donation
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has recently awarded $2.18 million in grants to launch a public awareness campaign about...
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Krugman Vents His Vitriol on Conservatives
Hypocrisy knows no political boundaries and the refrain “do as I say, not as I do” is a not-uncommon refrain in many circles...
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What Dodd’s Bill to Clip Fed Powers Really Entails
Senator Christopher Dodd and fellow Senate Democrats are proposing to scale back the regulatory authority of the Federal Reserve and eliminate the Office...
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Small Banks Turn Down TARP Funds
Many small banks are turning down federal money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) because they recognize that it comes with too...
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Church and State
You might think that since the State nailed the Founder of the religion to a cross, Christians would deplore government. Surely its murder...
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Is the Day of Great Leaders Past?
A recent column co-authored by John Eidsmoe and Ben DuPré struck me. They titled their column, "What Makes a 'Great' President?" ...
Read moreIslamic Terrorist Armed With “Cop Killer” Gun
Are objects evil, or is it the purpose for which a person uses it which is evil? This is a fundamental question that...
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China Executes Nine for Riot-related Crimes
Communist China has executed nine men for crimes committed during violent, ethnically motivated riots that took place in China’s Xinjiang region in July....
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Ft. Hood Gunman Suspected of Having Ties to Al-Qaeda
Suspected Ft. Hood gunman Army Major Nidal Hasan attempted to contact suspected al-Qaeda collaborators, and the Army may have known about it for...
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Bureaucratization of Religion in Britain
The New York Times on November 8 reported that the highest court of the United Kingdom was facing as a legal issue the...
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Australian Prime Minister Goes Hysterical Over Global Warming
Speaking to a liberal think tank in Sydney on November 6, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd declared that "dangerous" global warming skeptics are...
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House Healthcare Bill: Medicare for a New Millennium
Congressman Eric Cantor of Virginia squeezes past a pillar at the back of the House Chamber and sits in an empty seat, his...
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