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Is Free Contraception Next With ObamaCare?
Some time this month, a panel of experts advising the government will meet to review what kind of preventive care for women should...
Foiled Bomb Plot Highlights Security Issues
Jewish groups in Chicago are on high alert after last week's failed attempt to mail two bombs to synagogues there. Two packages containing...
Read moreTurtle Hurdles, and Other Solar Obstacles
BrightSource Energy, headquartered in Oakland, California, is developing the $2 billion Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System (ISEGS) in the Mojave Desert — the...
Read moreIdealized Islam: Interview With Rev. Elijah Abraham
In the nine years since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Americans have been subjected to a great deal of "spin" from...
Read morePalin Blasts “Corrupt B*******” at TV Station
She has been called "Hurricane Sarah," and she is predicting a "political earthquake" on Tuesday, but whatever the forecast, there is no doubt...
Read moreVoters Holding Their Noses and Voting Republican
A new New York Times/CBS News poll illustrates the mass exodus of support for President Obama and the Democrat-controlled Congress in favor of...
Read moreWill the 2010 U.S. Census Data Be Used to Fraudulently Register Voters?
Many Americans objected to the numerous unconstitutional questions that were contained in this past year's U.S. Census forms. Most of the objections were...
Read moreComedy Central Rallies Satirize Beck, Tea Parties
Saturday's "Rally to Restore Sanity," hosted by Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart, proved to be a forum of absurdity and...
Read moreHalloween Came Early in ’64 Campaign
Is it merely a coincidence that Election Day comes so soon after Halloween? The voting is always in early November, perhaps in consideration...
Read more2010 Elections: Dividing the Spoils
Last-minute polls by Rasmussen and Cook are continuing to show big gains for Republicans on Tuesday. And jockeying for positions of leadership in...
Read moreCongressmen Can Be Voted Out of Office, But Not Impeached
Each voter's sole means of determining who serves, or does not serve, in the 112th Congress (2011-2012) is through the election of one...
Read moreTSA Introduces New Pat-Down at Airport
To the chagrin of freedom lovers nationwide, the Transportation Security Administration is not only increasing its militant efforts at the airport, but doing...
Read moreBipartisan Warfare State
During the 1976 vice presidential debate between Senators Robert Dole, Republican of Kansas, and Democrat Walter Mondale of Minnesota, Dole outraged Democrats when...
Read moreFlorida Senate Race Reveals Backroom Deals
Former President Bill Clinton has catapulted himself into the campaign arena this year, traveling the nation to stump for his favorite candidates, but...
Read moreTea Party Could Put Record Number of Black Conservatives in Office
Despite allegations of racism in Tea Party organizations, the Republican Party, and conservative groups, 2010 has witnessed more black Republican activism than ever...
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