Warning Label Goes Viral
When FoxNews.com wrote that a small publishing company put warning labels on copies of the U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence, the Federalist Papers,...
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Withdrawal From Afghanistan May Be Delayed
Citing a statement from a Middle East affairs expert who helped formulate the Obama administration’s first Afghan strategy in early 2009, a New...
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Federal Employee Salary Bonuses Top $400 Million in 2009
According to data obtained by a New Jersey news service from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), the Obama administration doled out...
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Tennessee Officially Rescinds All Previous Calls for Con-Con
Governor Phil Bredesen signed House Joint Resolution 30 today, thus officially rescinding all previous calls for an Article V Constitutional Convention. ...
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President Obama Urges Congress to Bail Out State Governments
In what some would see as an insidious maneuver against the sovereignty of the states, President Barack Obama has asked Congress to approve...
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Government Panel Predicts WMD Attack by 2013
The official report from a blue-ribbon panel warns that terrorists with weapons of mass destruction (WMD) are likely to attack somewhere in the...
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Congressman Etheridge Assaults Student
A shocking video released today shows Congressman Bob Etheridge (D-N.C.) assaulting a student who asked him a question on a public sidewalk. ...
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Government Looks to ‘Reinvent Journalism’
Before he was an Academy Award and Noel Prize winner, Vice President Al Gore headed a commission charged with formulating a strategy for...
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Texas GOP Convention Reveals Split Between Moderates and Conservatives
Saturday’s Texas GOP convention in Dallas proved to be derisive and decisive when 8,000 moderate and conservative Republicans debated the Republican Party platform...
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New York’s Plan: Kick the Can
New York Governor David Paterson said in a radio interview on June 10 that his state might have to issue IOUs to pay...
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Senate Considers Making the President King of Cyberspace
The Internet is a wonderful invention that has allowed for the dissemination of a wide variety of ideas. Not surprisingly, politicians, never ones...
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Can Ultrasound Change Minds and Hearts in Abortion Debate?
With the claim that such measures “do not change hearts,” on June 11 Florida Governor Charlie Crist vetoed a bill that would have...
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Has Obama Lost His Pull on Capitol Hill?
When President Barack Obama took office, a large segment of the American population had such unrealistically high expectations for him — he was...
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Think Nationally, Act Locally
Varg Freeborn, president of the Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) chapter at Youngstown State University in Ohio, had no idea the levels that...
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Is U.S. Funding Both Sides in Afghan War?
Is the United States indirectly funding the Taliban insurgents who are killing our troops in Afghanistan? The New York Times reported an ongoing...
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