House Passes Bill to Keep Govt Running
The House of Representatives passed a temporary spending bill on September 25 to keep the federal government in business through October. In order...
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Pot Smokers Challenge Law in NH
While American taxpayers spend billions on efforts to stamp out opium crops in Afghanistan, coca plants in Colombia, and all manner of illegal...
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Mass. Judge Okays Kirk Senate Appointment
A Massachusetts judge on Friday dismissed a Republican Party appeal for an injunction to delay the swearing in of Paul G. Kirk, Jr....
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Obama, Hu Pledge Environmental Action
As the upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference looms nearer, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is stepping up the pressure for drastic action in...
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Ammo Scarce as Americans Load Up
As Americans continue to purchase record-setting stockpiles of ammunition, manufacturers are being forced to work literally around the clock to keep up with...
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Lunar Probe Finds Water on the Moon
NASA's Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) has verified an discovery important for the future of manned space flight: there is water on the Moon....
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Segregation Today, Segregation Tomorrow, Segregation Forever in Tucson
Would you hire school teachers and mete out punishment to students based on race? Some obviously would, as this is exactly what’s happening...
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Security Council Adopts Nuclear Weapons Resolution
The UN Security Council, acting during an unprecedented summit chaired by President Barack Obama, unanimously approved a U.S.-drafted resolution on September 24 calling...
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The Passing of Irving Kristol
The man who delightedly accepted the title of neoconservatism’s “godfather” passed away on September 18 at age 89. Sad to report, the neoconservatism...
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ACORN Sues, IRS Drops Group
ACORN is striking back at the young documentarians who brought the organization to its knees. ...
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Mass Gov. Calls Senate Appointment an “Emergency”
From somewhere beyond the grave, the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy still maintains a tight grip on Massachusetts politics. The state's Legislature has...
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Excising Religious Beliefs From a Child
A New Hampshire family-court judge has decreed in a July 13, 2009 ruling that a 10-year-old home-schooled child must now go to a...
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Obama at UN, Calls for “Change … New Era of Engagement”
President Obama delivered his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly on September 23, employing impassioned rhetoric reminiscent of his presidential campaign's...
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Judge Napolitano: People Will Resist Vaccines, Quarantines
Judicial analyst and former federal judge Andrew Napolitano blasted a controversial bill in Massachusetts and warned that the public would resist. During an...
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Recession Delays, Cancels Retirement Plans
According to a survey conducted in the past two months by an organization known as Experience Works, the current recession is hitting seniors...
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