by Stefan Spath | Oct 21, 2000 | POLITICS
The big news this campaign season has been the debate between the candidates over what to do with the Federal budget surplus. Depending on how you massage the numbers, the surplus of tax revenues over government expenditures is forecast to be in the trillions of... by Thomas Sowell | Oct 20, 2000 | Environment
The new outbreaks of violence in the Middle East may finally get some people to look beyond the pretty words “the peace process” to the ugly reality underneath. Will those who have for years been urging Israel to “trade land for peace” now... by Michelle Malkin | Oct 20, 2000 | POLITICS
The Mashantucket Pequots are in trouble again. And with the new controversy, an old question resurfaces: If an Indian tribe isn’t really Indian, why does the federal government allow it to take advantage of special programs, legal exemptions, and enormous... by Michelle Malkin | Oct 19, 2000 | Women's Rights
Boycott this! Boycott that! Fill in the blank: Grapes. Diamonds. Tobacco. Wal-Mart. Nike. Nestle. Denny’s. Disney. McDonald’s. Burma. Nigeria. South Africa. For every politically incorrect product, corporation, and location under the sun, there is a... by Dr Michael Hurd | Oct 19, 2000 | Education, POLITICS
Al Gore promises that, if elected, he will make it illegal for all teens to drop out of high school before age 18. (Currently they may drop out at 16). In other words he wants to use the guns and threat of police force to physically force students to not drop out.... by Robert W Tracinski | Oct 18, 2000 | POLITICS
If you want to know why the Bush campaign is foundering, you don’t need to look any farther than last week’s battle (week of September 4th, 2000) over prescription drugs. Proving that the era of big government is far from over, Al Gore has proposed a $253... by Andrew West | Oct 18, 2000 | POLITICS
Early this year during a dinner discussion, a high-level manager at a well-known brokerage firm announced to the table that within a few years “value” managers [e.g. Warren Buffet] will be extinct, and that the greatest fear he had about his personal... by Dr Michael Hurd | Oct 17, 2000 | Abortion, Women's Rights
The abortion pill, the controversial RU-486, is now allowed by the FDA to be sold on the market. How nice of them. President Clinton insists the delay was purely scientific, and not political. Will this man’s capacity for lying never exhaust itself? Of course... by Andrew Lewis | Oct 17, 2000 | Abortion, Women's Rights
While the FDA’s delayed approval of the “Abortion Pill” RU-486 (which will be sold in America as mifepristone), is generally a good sign for the recognition of abortion rights, the conditions that the FDA has placed on its use raise serious concerns...
