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Turn Down The Volume!

by Stuart Goldman -- When I was a little kid one of the things I was never allowed to say was "Shut up!" Those two words (I don't know why) were strictly more…

Right to privacy, Clinton-style

by David Limbaugh -- On Oct. 29, 1999, President Clinton, in full lip-biting mode, said, "In 1999, Americans should never have to worry about the nightmare scenarios depicted in George Orwell's 1984. more…

Shredding the mags

by Bill Steigerwald -- It's the kind of trouble-making headline we should see more of from our important news magazines -- "The Kosovo Cover-Up." It's not Newsweek's cover story. That honor belongs more…

Reno the fraud fighter

by Joseph Farah -- I don't know about you, but I spend eight to 10 hours a day on the Internet. Not once in the years I've been pursuing this lifestyle have more…

Was this Pinochet?

by -NO AUTHOR- -- Let us now be abusive about a certain Latin-American dictator and his friends. Why not? Those bastards, those granite-heads, those slime-balls who defend that ruthless murdering son of more…

In the long run

by Craige McMillan -- "In the long run -- we are all dead." That little quip is blunt, but the vast majority of us live as if it were true. And not more…

Unbalanced Media

by Tanya K. Metaksa -- With every passing day it becomes harder to avoid the mounting evidence of the extreme anti-gun agenda of the national media. The number of voices of those in more…

Should women be trained for war?

by J.R. Nyquist -- A few weeks ago I wrote a column on intelligent idiots. One of the chief idiocies listed in the column was that of putting women into combat. To more…

Genesis of the Civil War

by Llewellyn Rockwell Jr. -- The historical event that looms largest in American public consciousness is the Civil War. One-hundred thirty-nine years after the first shot was fired, its genesis is still fiercely more…

The N.Y. Times, they aren't a-changin'

by Joseph Farah -- If the New York Times follows the script, on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2000, the "newspaper of record" will endorse Al Gore for president of the United States. Because more…