by Ayn Rand Bookstore | Jan 27, 2002 | Books
Murray’s book shows how the rise of the welfare state over the past few decades has impoverished the lives of the very people it purports to help.
by Thomas Sowell | Jan 27, 2002 | POLITICS
Most people have to deal with the reality that confronts them. They start with that reality and try to do the best they can within its limitations and within their own limitations. But there are large and growing numbers of people — especially among the...
by James Glassman | Jan 27, 2002 | Antitrust & Monopolies
Instead of straightening out its business problems, AOL has decided to spend its time and effort filing lawsuits against tough competitors – a petty, distracting pursuit that won’t help AOL or, for that matter, the U.S. economy, which depends on firms like Microsoft for the innovation necessary to bring about a technology revival.
by George F Smith | Jan 26, 2002 | POLITICS
I offer the following guide for those Americans who may be asked to speak on political issues but are confused about what to say. Since issues can be annoyingly fickle — hot one day, dead the next — I’ve tried to keep the commentary confined to the...
by Jeff Jacoby | Jan 26, 2002 | POLITICS
“It’s hard not to notice that political discussion over the last decade has increasingly degenerated into name-calling,” Brian Anderson wrote in the Manhattan Institute’s City Journal last year. “The insults most often come from the left:...
by Walter Williams | Jan 25, 2002 | Africa, POLITICS
Moral crusaders have the habit of heading off to their next crusade without bothering to see whether anything went wrong on their last one. During the ’80s, TransAfrica, NAACP, Black Congressional Caucus, Hollywood glitterati, college students, and other groups...
by George F Smith | Jan 25, 2002 | CULTURE
How do you get young Middle Eastern men to fly a jet full of Americans into the side of a skyscraper?
by Larry Elder | Jan 24, 2002 | POLITICS
Watch any presidential newscast, and UPI’s Helen Thomas generally asks the first question. But there’s one slight problem. Though Thomas spent more than 50 years as a UPI correspondent, she no longer works for the wire service. And even though she’s...
by Jeff Jacoby | Jan 24, 2002 | POLITICS
Some of the world’s most offensive contemporary fiction is being produced by the government of Saudi Arabia. Consider the mainstream Saudi newspaper Al-Jazeera, which recently asserted that terrorism against the United States does not stem from Islamist...