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Trilateral Commission Keeps Expanding
Launched in 1973, the Trilateral Commission (TC) listed an initial roster of 187 members, all of whom hailed from three areas: Western Europe,...
Will Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski “Pull an Al Franken”?
Alaska’s leading GOP Senate primary contender Joe Miller, an Iraq war veteran, voiced concerns last week that his opponent, Lisa Murkowski, will “pull...
Read moreObamaCare: Counting Calories, Not Costs
You may have been aware that the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Act, better known as ObamaCare, mandates that chain restaurants with at...
Read moreWind Power Creates Problems
What happens when government tries to make things better? Usually, it makes things worse. Wind power sounded like a harmless enough idea. ...
Read moreObama Admin Indicts U.S. in Human Rights Report
President Barack Obama’s first-ever report to the United Nations Human Rights Council asserts that the United States has committed a variety of human...
Read moreAlaska Primary: Miller Concerned Murkowski May Try to Pull an Al Franken
The absentee ballots that were cast in Alaska’s Republican Senate primary will be counted on August 31. Current estimates are that about 7,600...
Read moreHundreds of Thousands Flock to DC for Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally
Glenn Beck’s August 28 Restoring Honor rally at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial confirmed that oft-used infamous quote from Field of Dreams,...
Read more2012 — Global Blackout or Another Y2K?
When the year 2012 is mentioned, one usually assumes the worst. Dave Reneke, an Australian astronomy lecturer and columnist, may have just given...
Read moreA Small Victory for Colorblindness
For over 30 years the middle school in Nettleton, Mississippi, had classified students who wished to run in student elections by race. One...
Read moreDoes Language Shape Our Thoughts?
The linguistic relativity principle is back in vogue, according to linguist Guy Deutscher of the University of Manchester, writing for the New York...
Read moreStabbing Suspect Volunteered For Peace Group
When a drunken young white man stabbed a Muslim cab driver in New York early this week, the reaction came swiftly. The New...
Read moreIs the U.S. Exporting Terrorism?
The CIA is worried that the United States will become known as an exporter of terrorism, according to a recent revelation by the...
Read moreGovernment’s Peep Show Takes to the Road
As bad as the Transportation Security Administration’s full-body scanners are, at least they are avoidable simply by not flying. Opting to drive or...
Read moreUSA Today Restructures to Emphasize Web and Mobile Markets
In a major restructuring of its operations, USA Today, published by Gannet Co., Inc., has announced that it will lay off 130 employees...
Read moreRon Paul Calls for Audit of U.S. Gold Reserves
In an exclusive interview with Kitco News, Congressman Ron Paul (R-Texas) revealed that next year at the start of the newly inaugurated 112th...
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