by Elan Journo | Sep 27, 2004 | POLITICS
Back to school nowadays means back to classrooms, lessons and textbooks permeated by multiculturalism and its championing of “diversity.” Many parents and teachers regard multiculturalism as an indispensable educational supplement, a salutary influence... by Daniel Pipes | Sep 26, 2004 | POLITICS
Should law enforcement profile Muslims? Amnesty International USA answers emphatically no. It asserts in a report issued last week that “law enforcement’s use of race, religion, country of origin, or ethnic and religious appearance as a proxy for criminal... by Dr Michael Hurd | Sep 26, 2004 | Terrorism
Q: Dr. Hurd, I know you favor a strong stance against terrorism. However, I’m sure you disagree with the policy of the Bush Administration and Tony Blair in Britain to refuse to negotiate with the groups who practice beheading. People are dying in the most... by Robert Garmong | Sep 26, 2004 | POLITICS
Since the infamous “wardrobe malfunction” at the Super Bowl, there have been strident demands for a crackdown by a tougher, stricter Federal Communication Commission. The FCC’s various commissioners now call for the power to regulate cable... by Andrew Bernstein | Sep 25, 2004 | Psychology & Living
What, the first question must be, is the distinguishing essence of heroism?
by Larry Elder | Sep 24, 2004 | POLITICS
Martha Stewart’s case, despite public perception to the contrary, turns not on insider trading, but on obstruction of justice, lying to investigators. Dean emeritus Henry Manne of the George Mason University School of Law, author of Insider Trading and the Stock... by Stephen Bainbridge | Sep 24, 2004 | POLITICS
[The views in this article do not necessarily represent those of CM or its editors, but we provide this article as another viewpoint on Insider Trading.] The Washington Post recently reported on the considerable attention the SEC and Justice Department are devoting to... by Thomas Sowell | Sep 24, 2004 | POLITICS
If someone applied to you for a job but didn’t want to talk about what he has been doing in the last 20 years, wouldn’t you be suspicious? Might you not think he was insulting your intelligence by expecting you to hire him on the basis of what he did... by Thomas Sowell | Sep 23, 2004 | Environment
Among the many luxuries that wealth can buy is insulation from reality — the most dangerous luxury of all. Another dangerous luxury is a sense of being one of the wonderfully special people with superior wisdom and virtue. Environmentalism flourishes among those...
