by Mark Da Cunha | Jan 27, 1998 | Antitrust & Monopolies, Business
The grassroots petition ended up receiving over 30,000 online signatures as part of an initiative launched by Mark Da Cunha for the Moral Defense of Microsoft.
by Leonard Peikoff | Jan 23, 1998 | Healthcare
So long as people believe that socialized medicine is a noble plan, there is no way to fight it.
by Larry Elder | Jan 21, 1998 | POLITICS, Racism
Last year, Representative. Bob Barr, Republican of Georgia, gave the keynote speech before the Council of Conservative Citizens. What is the Council of Conservative Citizens? It is a southern organization that considers whites superior to blacks and equates... by Jay Allen | Jan 20, 1998 | POLITICS
Dear Miss Reno:You’ve had some impressive victories lately. With a single press announcement, you’ve made Microsoft a marked company, targeted for the crime of promoting “unfair competition” – all because it insists that parts of its... by Candice Crandall | Jan 15, 1998 | Environment
In the last couple of weeks it’s been snowing in Kyoto, snowing in London, snowing in Washington, and snowing all over Mexico — in Guadalajara for the first time since 1881. Early flurries should have given some of the delegates to the Kyoto Global Warming... by Fred Singer | Jan 11, 1998 | POLITICS
With all the hype about global warming and climate disasters filling the journals and air waves, here are some facts that need to be more widely known: The climate is never just “average”; it changes all the time, from season to season, year to year, and... by Thomas A. Bowden | Jan 11, 1998 | LAW
The Supreme Court was designed to protect these sacred rights against incursion by government. If Congress or any state enacted a law that infringed upon rights, the Court, under the power of judicial review, was to strike it down. The Court was to be the individual’s last line of defense against tyranny — the tyranny of unlimited majority rule.
by Jay Allen | Jan 10, 1998 | POLITICS
Many people have wondered: Will the death of Mother Theresa be mourned as greatly as the death of Princess Diana? But personally, I have wondered how many people would mourn the loss of Bill Gates.The philosopher Ayn Rand taught us that man’s highest moral ideal... by Greg Shoom | Jan 7, 1998 | POLITICS
The sports section of the November 18th edition of the Globe and Mail (Canada’s national newspaper) carried an article about Doug Flutie, the star quarterback of the Toronto Argonauts. The Argos are Toronto’s team in the Canadian Football League; they had...