Coakley-Brown Race Offers Poor Ideological Choice
The special election to fill the U.S. Senate seat vacated by the death of the late Ted Kennedy may be a bellwether of...
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Will Obama’s Effort to Rescue Coakley Be Enough?
Despite President Obama’s quick flight to Boston on Sunday to try to rescue Martha Coakley’s faltering bid for the Senate seat vacated last...
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ObamaCare Goes Global, Hillary Clinton Announces
President Obama and Congress may be wrangling still on major issues in the nationalized healthcare legislation — abortion coverage, rationing, end-of-life counseling ......
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Obama’s Bully Pulpit Permits Few Questions
President Obama is ubiquitous in public life. Newsweek has even asked our chief executive to write an article on Haiti, in light of...
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Doomsday Clock Should Be Overhauled
According to an article at MSNBC.com entitled “Doomsday Clock set back one minute,” the Doomsday Clock, an “end-of-the-world clock, set up in 1947,...
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Mass. Senate Race: It’s Going to be Close!
From obscurity to prominence to possible victory, Massachusetts State Senator Scott Brown’s campaign for Teddy Kennedy’s seat in a special election on Tuesday,...
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Trial Begins for Woman Who Cut Baby from Womb
It sounds like a dark story from the days of ancient pagan rituals: A person tears open a woman’s womb while she’s still...
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Arctic Ice Melts as Earth Cools
The cold snap gripping the nation right now is only the tip of the iceberg, according to an article by David Rose in...
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Govt Funds Healthcare “Reform” Push
The push for President Obama's agenda to promote healthcare “reform” is being secretly underwritten by taxpayer dollars. MIT economist Jonathan Gruber, described by...
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Fed Trying to Protect Bailout Secrecy
Last summer, a federal judge ruled that the Federal Reserve must disclose the identities of firms that received any portions of the over-$2...
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Obama Ponders New Taxes on Banking
The Obama administration is considering asking Congress to impose higher taxes on banks as a way of cutting the deficit. Proposals that have...
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Forget Global Warming; COLD Kills
"FREEZE MAY KILL 60,000," blared the headline of London's Express newspaper on January 11. The following excerpt gives an idea of the grim...
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Rubio: The First Tea Party Senator?
The Republican primary in Florida, which pits Governor Charlie Crist against Marco Rubio, is being watched carefully as a harbinger for the impact...
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Federal Reserve Achieved Record Profits in 2009
Today more people are aware of the Federal Reserve's activities than ever before, mostly owing to the Ron Paul movement or H.R. 1207,...
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Same-sex “Marriage” a Constitutional Right?
A federal judge in California is preparing to rule whether a ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. Testimony began January 11 in San...
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