by Michelle Malkin | Jul 9, 2001 | Asia, POLITICS
Picture this: Beneath a towering portrait of Chairman Mao, brutal Chinese dictators bask in the warm glow of international good will as the world’s top volleyball players romp across imported sand spread over Tiananmen Square — the same bloodied site where...
by Andrew Bernstein | Jul 9, 2001 | Psychology & Living
You must stand tall for moral principles and the dignity of man. Award the Olympics to a country where rights are protected, not to the Butchers of Beijing.
by Robert W Tracinski | Jul 8, 2001 | Environment
Imagine that you have invited a contractor to inspect your home and check for needed repairs. He tells you that, in theory, there might be a disastrous problem with the foundation. He can’t actually prove that there is a problem, he says, and there are a lot of...
by Michelle Malkin | Jul 7, 2001 | Guns, POLITICS
Let us, for a moment, take the sex-education pushers at their word: If you teach a child how to use a condom, you’re promoting safety — not usage.That’s what a new review of sex-ed curricula claims. “The overwhelming weight of evidence shows...
by Don Luskin | Jul 7, 2001 | POLITICS
Ever since I started trading and investing in the 1970s I have looked at stock charts every day. I am entirely aware of — and respectful of — the empirical and theoretical arguments against the predictive value of charting. And yet, at the same time, I...
by Larry Elder | Jul 6, 2001 | POLITICS
Whatever happened to the presumption of innocence? California Attorney General Bill Lockyer apparently missed that lesson in law school. As Californians face rolling blackouts in the grip of their so-called energy crisis, the state’s top politicians busy...
by Jeff Jacoby | Jul 6, 2001 | POLITICS
Our ruined EP-3 surveillance plane is still parked on that Chinese runway, months after it was forced down and its crew taken hostage. At least six Chinese-American scholars have been jailed in China on groundless spying charges; their families have not been allowed...
by Michael Giorgino | Jul 5, 2001 | POLITICS
Now that President George W. Bush and California Governor Gray Davis have had their meeting over the electricity crisis in the golden state, how much closer are they to producing a solution? Not one millimeter closer. Nor was there any reason to expect that they would...
by Thomas Sowell | Jul 4, 2001 | POLITICS
We have belatedly come to appreciate “the greatest generation” that fought and died in World War II to preserve the freedom that Americans enjoy today. But the disappearance of history from our schools, and its virtual disappearance as a requirement for...