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Being Poor in America
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | August 1, 2011
The lines become blurred and thus poverty becomes income inequality, making progressives scream that we must bring about social justice
The Perils of Global Intolerance: the United Nations & “Durban III”
By Guest Column Anne Bayefsky | August 1, 2011
Major Conference Challenges Durban III
EMF scare returns: Maternal appliance use and asthma in offspring?
By Steve Milloy | August 1, 2011
Maternal exposure to EMF was based on a single 24-hour measurement during the first or second trimester.
Union Member Fined $300K Just for Finding Work!
By Warner Todd Huston | August 1, 2011
If you are a union member, better to sit on your rear-end and do nothing than find gainful employment.
Stay Healthy, America—- or else!
By Arnold Ahlert | August 1, 2011
Government-run healthcare in America? An America already drowning in government debt? Too bad stupid isn't surgically treatable condition
The Debt Ceiling Deal: Doing in Defense
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | August 1, 2011
History has taught us a painful lesson that we are poised to learn all over again.
The media revolutionaries
By Caroline Glick | August 1, 2011
The only solution to this situation is competition.
Arab Attitudes
By Alan Caruba | August 1, 2011
How many people do Arabs have to kill before we get around to figuring out that Islam is a murderous cult that has been killing each other since the Sunni/Shiite schism shortly after the death of Mohammad
The writing on Obama’s wall
By Joan R. Neubauer | August 1, 2011
14th Amendment, Constitution, Impeachment
Imprisoning Our Children and Grandchildren Behind a Fence of Debt
By Marion Valentine | August 1, 2011
Democrats took control of Both houses of Congress in Jan. 2007
Then and Now, Thugs and Looters
By Guest Column Don Vodopich | August 1, 2011
A Week of Poverty, Communism, Obama, Obama's connections to radical leftists
Still waiting for evidence of true national leadership
By David Coughlin | August 1, 2011
The question remains is there a true national leader with the vision and strategy to return America to its former glory? Limited government, fiscal conservatism, and a strong international presence
August: A Caesar of a Summer
By Wes Porter | August 1, 2011
August Gardening
Liberals Force Choice Between Economic and National Security
By Heritage Foundation Rory Cooper | August 1, 2011
The defense cuts would compromise our nation’s security and the tax hikes would compromise our nation’s economy.
UK Faces Anti-Green Backlash As Energy Prices Rise
By Guest Column Benny Peiser | August 1, 2011
Climate change is far less serious than ‘alarmists’ predict
Farmer suicides reduced by biotech
By Dennis Avery | August 1, 2011
The world’s farm pesticide death toll has been cut radically with biotech seeds that carry their own internal pesticide
Of Saruman, Uruk-Hai, and Rep. Thaddeus McCotter
By Paula Helton | August 1, 2011
News from the Shire: GOP Presidential candidate Rep. Thaddeus McCotter
My Guys
By Jimmy Reed | August 1, 2011
Men and women in uniform devote their lives to protecting others, they are America’s true heroes. For the hard, dangerous work they do, they deserve to be honored, supported and loved
A Land Without History
By Daniel Greenfield | August 1, 2011
The battle for the past is also the battle for the future
NAACP and EPA inflict heat prostration and death
By Guest Column Niger Innis and Bishop Harry Jackson, Jr. | August 1, 2011
This kind of “environmental justice” we can do without
Unfettered Spending Indicative of Moral Deficiency
By Tom Barak | August 1, 2011
Canada awash in debt
Al Qaeda is to the USA what the PA is to Israel
By Ari Bussel | August 1, 2011
Putting all the blame on Israel and demanding nothing from the Palestinians is tantamount to blaming the 9/11/2001 attacks on America and demanding the USA apologize and pay reparations
A few odds and ends
By Dub and Deb | August 1, 2011
The Garden
Could Barack Even Handle the Mayorship of McDonald-Land?
Funny, I'm middle class and I am absolutely certain that I don't want to bring the government down.
Scandals in the Classroom
By Phyllis Schlafly | July 31, 2011
The NEA did pass a few resolutions about education, but none about doing a better job of teaching children to read.
‘Show me the bodies’ challenge unnerves enviros
By Steve Milloy | July 31, 2011
For decades the enviros and the EPA have ducked defending their outrageous claims by simply ignoring their critics
What’s really killing carbon capture and storage?
By Paul Driessen | July 31, 2011
Bloomberg magazine bemoans dying interest in CCS, while the boss hastens its demise
A Balanced Budget Amendment is No Panacea
By Alan Caruba | July 31, 2011
What the U.S. needs is a realistic budget that constrains the way its seemingly endless departments and agencies throw public funds at politically-driven pet projects, ear marks