Congress Passes $3.56 Trillion Budget Resolution
On April 29, Congress passed a nonbinding $3.56 trillion budget resolution for the 2010 fiscal year. The resolution (S. Con. Res. 13) first...
EU-U.S. Integration: Unattractive Union
It is now clear that European nations were deceived into joining an economic union that became a political union, yet our leaders still...
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Somali Vigilantes Capture Pirates
A militia of fishermen organized by regional leaders in the Somali coastal towns of Alula and Bargaal in the African country's northern Puntland...
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“No Coal” Goal
The road to Copenhagen in December 2009, where the United Nations will attempt to come up with a successor to the Kyoto (global...
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Supreme Self-sufficiency: The Way It Should Be
These days it seems everyone has a hand out, expecting a handout from the Nanny State. It is difficult to remember a time...
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Swine Flu Outbreak May Be Overblown
While it is still too early to claim that the swine flu outbreak is being overblown, events are beginning to suggest that may...
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The American Conservative Will Continue Publishing
Update: Less than an hour after publishing our online story that The American Conservative would be ending its printed publication because of financial...
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International Military Force Lands on Florida Beach
Marines and sailors from a dozen different countries stormed a beach close to Jacksonville, displaying Mexican, Colombian, and other foreign flags. The operation...
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Pyramid Schemes Put in Perspective
The real rub of the Ivar Kreuger and Bernie Madoff sagas is that both men were caught doing precisely what governments do as...
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America’s GDP, Economy Shrink – Again
Despite rosy earnings reports from some closely watched corporations, the Great Recession is far from over, according to the latest economic data from...
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Correa’s “Socialist Revolution” in Ecuador
The “Socialist Revolution” will continue in Ecuador for at least another four years after President Rafael Correa was reelected by a wide margin...
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Cases of Swine Flu Inch Up
Information posted on the website of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control on April 28 confirmed a total of 64 human cases of...
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747 Skims New York Skyline
Why would Louis Caldera, a member of the White House military office, okay a plan to have the 747 that's used as Air...
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Specter Defects to Democrats
Seventy-nine years old and in the Senate for five terms, Arlen Specter has decided to take the plunge and make it official: after...
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Did Bernanke and Paulson Commit Bank Fraud?
New revelations from the New York State Attorney General’s office have all but proven that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and former Treasury...
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