Vermont Legalizes Same-sex Marriage
Vermont became the first state to legalize same-sex “marriage” by legislative action, when on April 7 the state legislature overrode Gov. Jim Douglas’...
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Iowa Supreme Court Upends Marriage
On the heels of the Vermont legislature’s passing of a same-sex "marriage" bill last Thursday came additional shocking news a day later, with...
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Faux (Same-sex) Marriage Bill Passes Vermont House
Vermont has long been a hotbed of secession, with much talk during the Bush administration years of separating from the union. Now it...
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Our Monetary Mayhem Began With the Fed
Nearly all Americans know they are plagued by inflation. In 1962, a postage stamp cost four cents, a candy bar a nickel, a...
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Terri Schiavo Remembered
Terri Schiavo, the brain-damaged woman who died on March 31, 2005, 13 days after being denied nutrition and hydration at the order of...
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The Sword of Islam, the Pen of the UN
If you know anything about “human rights commissions,” you know that never were there entities more euphemistically named. They have proliferated throughout the...
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The Greatest Blunder in British History
It was 70 years ago on March 31 when Great Britain committed the fatal blunder that led to World War II: issuing a...
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Remembering Dr. Thomas Dorman
It was January, 1987. I gave a nine-hour lecture in Long Beach called Evidence of a Master Conspiracy. In attendance was a very...
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Revolutionary Virtue
"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people," John Adams famously announced in 1798. "It is wholly inadequate to the...
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Musings on St. Patrick’s Day
When did we Irish begin migrating to America? Well, when were the Irish not here might be a better question. Whether truth or...
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The Flap Over Rush Limbaugh
More than a decade ago, when Rush Limbaugh was ascending to his version of heaven (the one where dollars flow his way), he...
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The Militia: In History and Today
The army — defender or destroyer of freedom? Throughout history power-hungry rulers have used armies to conquer and oppress other lands, and to...
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Photographers Christopher Jasper and Sam Antonio attended the Movieguide awards for The New American. In addition to getting some great photos, they also...
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Radio Legend Paul Harvey Passes Away
One of America's most familiar voices fell silent on February 28. Legendary news commentator Paul Harvey died with family members at his side...
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Atheist Bus Didn’t Have a Prayer
Atheist and humanist organizations in Europe and the United States have launched an advertising campaign using buses to take their anti-God message to...
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