by Nina Owcharenko | Dec 14, 2002 | POLITICS
It appears high on nearly every wish list President Bush has mentioned for the next Congress: health-care legislation. Why? Because lawmakers can’t wait much longer before they do something about the growing number of Americans who lack health insurance. The... by Don Luskin | Dec 14, 2002 | POLITICS
If you’re a financial media pundit, you live every day with a fundamental challenge with respect to accountability and intellectual honesty. As your forecasts, opinions and views accumulate over the years, how do you reconcile what you are saying today (or... by Daniel Wahl | Dec 13, 2002 | Middle East & Israel, POLITICS
With each passing day the United States comes ever closer to launching a new war against Iraq. And yet, before it has even begun, thousands of people are already marching in the streets demanding that our government not take any forceful action against Saddam’s... by Thomas Sowell | Dec 13, 2002 | POLITICS
Some years, it is hard to find enough good new books to recommend to buy as Christmas presents, so I have had to recommend old favorites like The Federalist Papers or recommend gift subscriptions to magazines like The Economist. This year, however, there have been so... by John Bragg | Dec 13, 2002 | Racism
The meaning of a bumper sticker “Don’t blame me–I voted Dixiecrat” is clear and unmistakable, it means regret for the end of segregation.
by The Association for Objective Law | Dec 12, 2002 | Constitution, LAW
The purpose of this article is to trace and to explain the history of the concept of rights in judicial treatment.
by Jeff Jacoby | Dec 12, 2002 | POLITICS, War with Iran
Americans who care about Iran had something to be grateful for this Thanksgiving: The State Department finally came out foursquare in support of the hundreds of thousands of Iranians who have been demonstrating for an end to their country’s ruthless Islamic... by Thomas Sowell | Dec 12, 2002 | POLITICS
Anybody can put his foot in his mouth but making it a habit is too much, especially when you are in a position where your ill-considered words can become a permanent albatross around the necks of other people whom you are leading. That is the situation now, in the... by Nicholas Provenzo | Dec 12, 2002 | POLITICS
It’s been nearly a week since Trent Lott got all misty for Strom Thurmond’s 1948 segregationist campaign for president, and yet not one of his peers in the Senate has called for his ouster as Majority leader. Not one Senator has demanded the Senate censure...
