Shrek Forever After Teaches a Valuable Lesson
Shrek Forever After is a film that concurrently entertains and teaches a valuable lesson: You don’t know what you have until it’s gone....
Shrek Forever After is a film that concurrently entertains and teaches a valuable lesson: You don’t know what you have until it’s gone....
Among criminals, perhaps the vilest are politicians and pedophiles. So we can expect little outcry at the Supreme Court’s decision to expand the...
Read moreThe eruption of Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokull (I-jaf-jalla-jokull) volcano on April 14, 2010, is being compared to Krakatoa’s famous eruption on August 27, 1883 which...
Read moreBloodshed! Violence! Riots! Threats! That’s been the reaction from the race-baiters at La Raza, and a number of other self-proclaimed do-gooders, who claim...
Read moreThe award this week for the craziest utterance goes to New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg. ...
Read moreThough it’s only May, I have no qualms with the following prediction: Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood will be my favorite film of 2010....
Read moreJay Leno, in his amusing Jay Walking adventures, interviews young Americans whose appalling ignorance of history, geography and other areas of basic knowledge...
Read moreJack Rakove knows how to stoke the fires of amateur historians. In the “Founders Lit” genre of popular non-fiction, Rakove is one of...
Read moreListening to America's liberals, who now prefer to call themselves progressives, one would think that free markets benefit the rich and harm the...
Read moreSo the dictatorial Attorney General of a dictatorial administration has opined that keeping the homeland secure requires “modifying” the Miranda warning read to...
Read more“Shock and awe” is how the Pentagon described the opening stages of the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq: overwhelming force designed to demoralize...
Read moreWhat do you get when you combine the angry son of a Russian defective, a very ripped Robert Downey, Jr., and an unending...
Read moreOff the teleprompter for a few seconds while stumping for financial reform recently in Illinois, President Obama had this to say about money,...
Read moreThough President Obama did not actually hurl the “anti-government” epithet in his May 1 Ann Arbor speech, his meaning was unmistakable and the...
Read moreAre socialistic policies ever legitimate in a constitutional republic? French Philosopher Frederic Bastiat provides a fit answer in his penetrating classic, “The Law:”...
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