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Cuban Leader Still Unhappy With United States After Obama Visit “We do not need the empire to give us anything.” Providing his less-than-enthusiastic view of the three-day visit to...
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National Debt Will Soon Eclipse GDP U.S. Comptroller General Gene Dodaro, the man responsible for assessing the federal government’s fiscal condition, told a Senate panel April 6 that the...
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Correction, Please!
Looking Elsewhere in the Face of Insolvency Item: The Washington Post began its front-page feature story on April 8, 2016, as follows: “The contest between Hillary Clinton and Bernie...
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Exercising the Right
Disabled Vet Defends Home WTOC News reported out of Savannah, Georgia, on March 30 that a mobile home was invaded by two suspects who initially claimed they were police...
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Castros’ Cuba
After President Obama’s visit to Cuba, hopes are high that the Caribbean nation will see reform and increased freedom for its citizens. Under the Castros, this is not likely....
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Natural Born Citizens? No! I read Steve Byas’ response, in the February 22, 2016 edition, to my Letter to the Editor in the January 25, 2016 edition regarding Rafael...
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EPA: Coal Regulations About Politics of Power EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy made an admission against interest during testimony before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on March 22. When...
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Arizona Senator Knowingly Heaps Praises on a Communist “Not all of the Americans who fought in the [Abraham] Lincoln Brigade were Communists. Many were, including Delmer Berg…. And I...
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Government Secrecy at Historic Levels President Barack Obama’s administration has clamped down on information about the workings of its various agencies so tightly that they function in almost absolute...
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Letters to the Editor
Hot and Cold I really enjoyed the issue on “global warming” (January 4, 2016). The articles made it evident that just as we have problems defining the term “conservative”...
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Letters to the Editor
Open Door Disaster Secretary of State John Kerry said the Obama administration will increase the number of refugees the United States is willing to accept to 100,000 annually in...
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ObamaCare Reduces Competition and Rations Care The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was ostensibly enacted to protect average Americans from big insurance companies and to ensure that, as President Barack...
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Defying United Nations member governments from around the world, the UN decided to promote homosexuality, same-sex parenting, transgenderism, and other controversial agendas on a series of commemorative postage stamps...
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Mentally Ill Intruder The CBS affiliate out of Austin, Texas, reported on January 20 about a situation wherein a man with a history of bipolar disorder broke in to...
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Letters to the Editor
Natural-born Citizen? In the January 25 “Letters to the Editor” column, Daniel Hunt questioned your inclusion of Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio in the excellent overview of the...
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Sweden Makes Plans to Deport 80,000 After being flooded with more than 160,000 refugees last year — an unprecedented number for the small Scandinavian nation — Sweden is already...
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“Right to Life” Cause Alive and Well
Even after 43 years of legalized abortion, Americans still rally in large numbers on behalf of the unborn. Among their number: Norma McCorvey, the “Roe” in Roe v. Wade....
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Letters to the Editor
Better to Give Than Receive? Weren’t the terrorist attacks in Paris but a grisly mirror of those which America and its international partners-in-war-crimes have been sponsoring and enabling in...
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Letters to the Editor
Dictate to Countries? Louis J. Schroeder’s letter to the editor in your December 21, 2015 issue states, “Also, why not implement ‘peace through strength’ and tell Iran that they are...
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FDA Approves Genetically Engineered Salmon On November 19, the Food and Drug Administration approved genetically modified salmon as safe for human consumption, marking the first time that a genetically...
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