by Gary Hull | Jun 8, 2000 | Cuba & Castro
The case of Elian Gonzalez is the morality of freedom versus immorality of dictatorship. It is the individual versus the all-powerful state.
by Larry Elder | Jun 8, 2000 | POLITICS
Fire the Men! The government repeatedly informs us that women remain oppressed in the workforce, earning “only” 76.5 cents on the dollar compared with men doing the “same” work. “Wage discrimination,” says Labor Secretary Alexis M.... by Gary Hull | Jun 7, 2000 | POLITICS
The case of Elian Gonzalez is the morality of freedom versus immorality of dictatorship. It is the individual versus the all-powerful state.
by Jesse Helms | Jun 6, 2000 | POLITICS
President Clinton wants, in his final months in office, to strike a major arms control deal with Russia, including a new ABM Treaty that would limit the United States’ ability to defend itself against ballistic missile attack.White House officials have openly... by Jose Manuel Alvarino | Jun 3, 2000 | Cuba & Castro, WORLD
I’d like to share some thoughts regarding life in Communist Cuba, important to know and understand prior to formulating an opinion on the Eliàn Gonzalez case, or life in the Island.
by Larry Elder | Jun 2, 2000 | POLITICS
“Don’t they have any shame?” thundered Robert De Niro to Congress in “Guilty by Suspicion,” a movie about the Hollywood Blacklist. But toe-tag — don’t-confuse-me-with-the-facts — liberals show absolutely no shame,... by Chris Wolski | Jun 1, 2000 | History
A genocide like the Holocaust will happen again unless the world learns the root cause of the Nazis’ evil — self-sacrifice.
by Robert W Tracinski | May 31, 2000 | POLITICS
Presidential candidate George W. Bush recently announced that he would campaign for the partial privatization of Social Security. Under Bush’s proposal, taxpayers would be allowed to invest a portion of their Social Security taxes in the stock market.This plan... by Andrew West | May 30, 2000 | POLITICS
Last month, the formulators of the Nikkei 225 attempted to update the index in order to reflect the growth of the high-tech sector in the Japanese economy. While editors at the Nihon Keizai newspaper were operating on the belief that the index had become increasingly...