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"Blue Dog" Dems have turned their backs on the single most important piece of national security legislation.
Who, exactly, are the Hillocrats? Republicans are still going strong on reforming earmarks but with intelligence, there is work left to do. The Bush Administration never prosecutes leakers, so why are they bothering to oppose the "reporters’ shield" legislation?
The Recreate ’68 Latte-Lite Plotters.
Instead of getting that new patio grill, consumers are more likely to apply Uncle Sam’s payments to their next purchase of petrol. Michelle Obama isn't likely to sit quietly in the background.
The Left’s refusal to address domestic energy supply will cost Americans more than the soaring gas prices they are already paying. That’s how locals here describe how the Crescent City is recovering from August 2005’s Hurricane Katrina.
Obama’s support for ending federal oversight of the Teamsters is the clearest indication yet of how a Democratic administration would treat labor unions. Fox News reporter James Rosen's biography of a powerful player in the Nixon era.
"Blue Dog" Dems have turned their backs on the single most important piece of national security legislation. The sixth in a series, Maryland's Ex-Lt. Governor Michael Steele.
We are now left with two dangerous choices for president -- a young liberal who is friendly with terrorists or an old liberal who is friendly with Teddy Kennedy. Clinton cannot catch Obama, and the bottom line is race. History shows she isn't up for it.
Two years in the making, the Department of Homeland Security’s proposed regulations to implement the "Real ID" Act have garnered bipartisan opposition.
The West must ensure Israel’s long-term survival. This month, the 61st annual World Health Assembly will convene in Geneva, Switzerland, as it … Obama's "got his ‘mojo’ back." The FCC should have repealed its cross-ownership rule altogether... The question, my fellow election watchers, is not, "Why won't Hillary do the honorable … The American Library Association (ALA) has released its annual survey of offenses to … Who, exactly, are the Hillocrats?
Tuesday’s primary results from Indiana and North Carolina all but render any discussion … What do you call a candidate who wins 90 percent of the African-American vote, between 30 … "It's a recession," said former President Harry Truman, "when your neighbor … Buyer's remorse was beginning to afflict supporters of Barack Obama before Tuesday's primary … The most momentous political story of the hour is not what you might think … whatever … Time magazine has published another one of those silly and meaningless lists some in the media … Michael Yon is one of those unusual Americans who emerge in wartime to do the jobs that need … Air America Radio may have tried and failed to use washed-up comedians like Janeane Garofalo … It's probably no secret to anyone who reads my column regularly that I will not be voting for … She was once the darling of conservatives like Newt Gingrich, but now you can't watch a … Are you ready for hope and change? Barack Obama better hope his bitter half has a change of … Note to My Readers: I want to thank the many readers who e-mailed me over the weekend to … by Nicholas A. Vardy April's rally in global stock markets notwithstanding, the scorecard for global markets so far in 2008 makes for grim reading. Not a single European market is up so far this year. In Asia, only Taiwan and Pakistan are showing any gains. Latin America is the region that stands out, with Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Brazil all in positive territory. With both China and India down by as much as a third, and Russia down 10.7%, Brazil's 11.2% return to date stands head and shoulders above its BRIC rivals. by Doug Fabian After the worst first quarter in recent memory, stocks finally showed everyone that the bears hadn't taken up permanent residence on Wall Street. Now in the wake of the admittedly very good performance we witnessed in April, many pundits have taken to asking if the credit and equity market crisis is now over... by Doug Fabian The decision has been rendered, and the Federal Reserve once again has cut the cost of capital. The central bank's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) lowered its benchmark fed funds rate by 25 basis points to 2%. The FOMC also took down the discount rate by 25 basis points...
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The Really Inconvenient Truths
by Iain Murray
Seven environmental catastrophes liberals don’t want you to know about – because they helped cause them
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FairTax: The Truth
by Neal Boortz and John Linder
The FairTax Plan -- how it will enable you to keep your money rather than turn it over to a ravenous IRS
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A Crime So Monstrous
by E. Benjamin Skinner
The shocking reality of modern-day slavery
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