Recession is Over?
With a straight face, the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) announced that the Great Recession ended last June. June of 2009, that...
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First Living Medal of Honor Recipient Since Vietnam
The White House has announced that a 25-year-old soldier who braved enemy fire to rescue two comrades during a 2007 military operation in...
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Potential Changes to White House Economic Team?
President Obama raised eyebrows on Monday when he alluded to the possibility of making changes to his economic team during a question/answer session...
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Global Warming? No. Global Climate Disruption? Yes!
Forced to contend with the reality that global warming is not a man-made phenomenon that will ultimately result in catastrophe, President Obama’s Science...
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Death of the Incandescent Light Bulb
In response to the 2007 Energy Independence and Security Act, which bans the use of incandescent light bulbs by the year 2014, General...
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Utah’s United Freedom Conference
The first Utah United Freedom Conference was held September 18 at the Radisson Hotel in Salt Lake City. The national sponsors of the...
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Canada Muzzles Its Scientists; Can the U.S. Be Far Behind?
Canadian scientists are learning the truth of the old maxim, “He who pays the piper calls the tune.” While the general public and...
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Utah Doctors Tea Party
On September 18, a Doctors Tea Party took place at Utah State Capitol Plaza in Salt Lake City. It was a gathering of...
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Delaware GOP Senate Candidate a Witchcraft “Dabbler”?
Since Christine O’ Donnell’s victory in Delaware’s GOP primary last week, it seems that much of the media and political circus — including...
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Military Defense Policy Bill Loaded With Controversy
Last week, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was criticized for adding controversy to what should have been an uncontested military defense policy bill...
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Who is Mike Pence?
In an early straw poll, Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) was the choice for presidential nominee in 2012 over such conservative luminaries as Sarah...
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Rex Tugwell’s Plan to End America as We Know It
The maxim that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty is never so true as when the integrity of our Constitution is threatened....
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Court Rules Judges May Require Warrants for Cellphone Records
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, seated in Philadelphia, ruled on September 14 that under the provisions of the Stored...
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Better Not Draw Mohammed
If Anwar al-Awlaki gets his way, the last sound cartoonist Molly Morris will hear is the swish of a scimitar. Or, more likely,...
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Ted Kennedy: Protector of American Healthcare?
Ah, the ironies of politics. The late Sen. Edward Kennedy, an early and steadfast proponent of national health insurance, turns out to have...
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