by Nicholas Provenzo | Sep 30, 2002 | POLITICS, United Nations
Imagine the following scenario: if on the eve of American independence, the founders had asked the world’s permission before they revolted against the English crown. Imagine if the question of American independence rested not in the minds of the patriots, but... by Alan Luber | Sep 29, 2002 | POLITICS
Every day I’m bombarded with television commercials from broadband service providers in my area. Companies like BellSouth, Charter, AT & T, and Earthlink are competing relentlessly for my broadband dollars. And there isn’t a single thing in any of... by Thomas Sowell | Sep 29, 2002 | POLITICS
If anyone had any doubts about whether Al Gore was going to try to run for president again in 2004, his speech in San Francisco on September 23rd should have put those doubts to rest. The former vice president was in top form, doing what he does best — making an... by S.M. Oliva | Sep 29, 2002 | POLITICS
Just before leaving town for the August recess, both houses of Congress saw fit to declare war on the “Corporate Axis of Evil”–Bermuda, Barbados, Gibraltar and a number of other offshore tax havens. Speech after speech in the House and Senate decried... by Nicholas Provenzo | Sep 28, 2002 | Environment
The Washington Post reports that a 54 year-old Northern Virginia woman died this Sunday after being infected with the West Nile virus. The woman was Virginia’s first death from the mosquito-borne illness. To date, the Centers for Disease Control reports over... by David Harsanyi | Sep 28, 2002 | POLITICS
For decades, radicals have gobbled up words such as ‘peace’ and ‘progressive’ and spit them out as the pillars of anti-American, radical leftist philosophy. Nothing’s changed. Pacifists and progressives with the keen ability to convert... by Walter Williams | Sep 28, 2002 | POLITICS
Here’s what the Harvard University Civil Rights Project’s “scholars” said in a July 2001 press release: “Almost half a century after the U.S. Supreme Court concluded that Southern school segregation was unconstitutional and... by Nicholas Provenzo | Sep 27, 2002 | Africa, WORLD
In a report in the Washington Times, the Bush administration said in August that it no longer considers President Robert Mugabe to be the legitimate leader of Zimbabwe and called upon “the body politic” of his country “to go forward and correct that... by Walter Williams | Sep 27, 2002 | POLITICS
Do Americans really cherish freedom of association? Are there any justifiable restrictions on freedom of association? In my book, any restriction on one’s right to associate freely with anyone he pleases, on mutually agreeable terms, is both offensive and a...
