Western Civilization, Education, and the Racist Road to Barbarism

This is no longer an educational system. Its character has been completely transformed and it now clearly reveals itself to be what for many decades it has been in the process of becoming: namely, an agency working for the barbarization of youth.

Intersectionality vs. American Individualism

True Justice and real progress cannot be achieved by the false doctrine of “intersectionality” but only by the further application of America’s heritage of individualism and individual rights.

The Campaign Against ICE

On the methods and purposes of the Democrat campaign of violence against U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Markets

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Law

Profiling for Crime: Who Is Too Blame?

Profiling for Crime: Who Is Too Blame?

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A law-abiding black person denied a taxi is rightfully angered, but to whom should his anger be directed, at the driver who’s trying to protect his life or at the people who’ve instilled fear by robbing and assaulting cabbies?

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Culture

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Politics

World

The Tragedy of Africa: Foreign Aid and Debt Forgiveness

The Tragedy of Africa: Foreign Aid and Debt Forgiveness

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The official declarations coming out of the G8 meetings in Scotland, as well as the raucous demonstrations surrounding those meetings, talk about saving Africa. But, looking back over the decades and generations, Africa has been "saved" so many times that you have to...

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Science & Technology

The Green Fever Subsides

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We all know that polls are just snapshots of a moment in time, taking the pulse of public opinion on some subject. A recent one by the Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy, however, produced some encouraging news. Of 1,000 people polled, just over half said...

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