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U.S. Women Outpacing Men in Earning Bachelor’s, Advanced College Degrees
Women in the United States have outpaced men in earning both bachelor’s and advanced college degrees. According to the Associated Press, the most...
Proposed Tennessee Law Would Ban Teaching Homosexuality in Schools
A Tennessee State Senate committee has approved a bill that would prohibit elementary and middle school teachers from discussing homosexuality in their classrooms....
Read moreFormer Obama Green Jobs Czar Works to Endow Earth with Human Rights
A former Obama administration official is working with the United Nations to extend to “Mother Nature” all the civil rights afforded to human...
Read moreMedia: Birthers Are Racist
The New York Times has issued its ex cathedra pronouncement: The "birther" movement that forced President Obama to release a slightly more detailed...
Read moreFederalist Papers and the Right of “Self-Defense”
The growing unrest among state legislatures and the zeal of millions of Americans to restore the balance between the federal and state governments...
Read moreBillions Spent by Feds and States to House Illegal Alien Criminals
The government of the United States spends in excess of $1.5 billion annually to incarcerate hundreds of thousands of criminal aliens. ...
Read moreFear of Climate Change Falling Precipitously
The results of a recent survey conducted by the Gallup organization reveal that Americans and Europeans have much more to worry about (statism?...
Read moreGroomed for Globalism
“Are you a citizen of the United States or are you a citizen of the world?” Professor and Ambassador Ahmad Kamal, a retired...
Read moreObama Oblivious to Religious Persecution of Christians
All over the world, Christians are persecuted for their faith. The murder of Coptic Christians in Egypt and the protests of radical Muslims...
Read moreEvidence for Double Dip is Growing
Establishment economists and other economic cheerleaders were disappointed to learn that, despite the government’s best efforts to revive the economy through Keynesian interventions...
Read moreTeen Challenge Founder David Wilkerson Dies
David Wilkerson, who pastored the 5,000-strong Times Square Church (left) in one of New York City’s seedier red light districts, and who founded...
Read moreThe Kohler Strike of 1954
Fifty miles north of Milwaukee lies the idyllic village of Kohler, Wisconsin. The largest employer in Kohler is the Kohler Company, a worldwide...
Read moreFormer Miss USA Traumatized by TSA in Dallas
Susie Castillo, 2003 Miss USA and semifinalist for Miss Universe, was subjected to an invasive TSA pat-down in the Dallas airport on April...
Read moreUnions Refocus Energy on State Campaigns
Provoked by the varieties of so-called “anti-union legislation” being passed across the nation, unions have decided to refocus all of their attention and...
Read morePew: Record Number of Hispanics Voted in 2010 Midterms
More Hispanics voted in the 2010 midterm election than any other in U.S. history, the Pew Hispanic Center reports in its latest survey....
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