Opinion - The New American

Miracles Versus Evolution

Many atheists will tell you that they would believe in the existence of God if only He would perform a miracle that they...

Sam Blumenfeld March 4, 2011

Oscar and the Power of American Culture

Sam Blumenfeld March 3, 2011

If you watched the Oscar awards as I did, you might have been awed by this assemblage of the world’s most talented actors,...

CNSNews: Gov’t Adds Another $63.7 Billion In Debt

R. Cort Kirkwood March 3, 2011

The catastrophic news on the U.S. Government's debt keeps coming. Since Jan. 5, when The New American reported that the debt had surpassed...

Why Bill Gates’s Billions Will Not Improve Education

Sam Blumenfeld March 2, 2011

As we all know, Bill Gates and his wife Melinda have established a charitable foundation that will spend billions of dollars trying to...

Public Employee Unions

Walter E. Williams March 2, 2011

With all of the union strife in Wisconsin, Indiana and New Jersey, and indications of more to come, it might be time to...

Training for the Police-State

Becky Akers March 2, 2011

“A video of Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) screening passengers at a Savannah, Georgia Amtrak station has been gaining quite a bit of attention,”...

Review of “Trickle Up Poverty”

Selwyn Duke March 1, 2011

As I was listening to Michael Savage’s radio show no more than a year ago, I heard something that might have caused his...

How Harvard Went from Calvinism to Unitarianism

Sam Blumenfeld March 1, 2011

Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is the oldest and most prestigious university in the United States. It was founded by Puritan settlers in...

Increasing Gas Prices: What’s Seen and Not Seen

Bob Adelmann March 1, 2011

With the national average price of gasoline hitting the highest level in history for this time of the year, the impact of that...

Rumsfeld’s “Known and Unknown”: An Interventionist, Neocon Manifesto

Daniel Sayani February 28, 2011

Donald Rumsfeld, the former Secretary of Defense under President George W. Bush, has jumped on the literary bandwagon earlier this month with the...

Big Oscar Winners: King’s Speech, Inception

Raven Clabough February 28, 2011

Sunday night's 83rd Annual Academy Awards proved to be relatively entertaining. With a number of wonderful musical performances and compelling tributes, to the...