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Congressional Candidates Try to Silence Pro-life Critics
According to the Associated Press, Americans United for Life, a pro-life organization, is running ad campaigns against 12 Democrats, nearly all incumbents, who...
Vilius Brazenas: Frontline Freedom Fighter
Vilius Brazenas, a native Lithuanian, was on the frontlines of the freedom fight for the span of several generations and resisted both Nazi...
Read moreBank of America Suspends Foreclosure Sales
Amid the rising turmoil in the housing market, the Bank of America announced today it is suspending foreclosure sales in all 50 states....
Read moreAnother Violent Environmentalist Ad
As if the gruesome mini-film put out by the “10:10” Project was not disturbing enough, the group ACT-Responsible produced an equally horrifying advertisement...
Read moreThe Effect of “The Pill” on Brain Development
Fifty years after the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of oral contraceptives, a scientific study has documented the changes in the...
Read moreCalifornia Welfare Recipients go to Hawaii
A review of California welfare recipients shows that almost $70 million was spent by these recipients out of state. This includes $12 million...
Read moreFamily’s Home Burns After Fire Fee Not Paid
Tennessee firefighters in Obion County allowed a family’s home to burn to the ground last week because the family had not paid a...
Read morePoll Numbers Not Looking Good for Dems
According to a Gallup generic ballot for Congress among registered voters, Republicans maintain a 3-point lead over Democrats, 46 to 43 percent. To...
Read moreTea Party Giving Neocons Heartburn
Several neoconservative writers have recently expressed nervousness about Tea Party supporters threatening to make substantial cuts in military expenditures in order to rein...
Read moreHomeland Security Reports Record Number of Deportations
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director John Morton announced Wednesday “record-breaking immigration enforcement...
Read moreWashington Could Learn From Havana and Moscow
Once upon a time the United States had some standing to lecture communist countries on the virtues of free markets. Today, however, our...
Read moreMore Issues with Economic Stimulus
The Associated Press reports that a government investigator has discovered that 89,000 stimulus payments of $250 went to people who were either dead...
Read moreU.S. Plans “RailSafe” Train Security Exercise
ABC News reported on October 6 that the heads of the nation’s largest mass transit systems were briefed on that day about a...
Read moreAlaskan Senatorial Candidate Supports Repeal of 17th Amendment
The vigorous and timely advocacy of the enforcement of the Tenth Amendment has been well chronicled in the pages of The New American...
Read moreThe Karzai Family Fortune, Courtesy of U.S. Taxpayers
The average Afghan — and, indeed, the average American — may be deriving very little benefit from the United States’ continued occupation of...
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