What happened to the American Dream?

by David M. Bresnahan -- The American dream. Destroyed because someone didn't have the same dream. Destruction comes in many forms, but the greatest of all is the destruction of our ability to more…

Are you audit bait?

by Judy Lowe -- Taxing Times. Forget the Ides of March; it's April 15 that strikes terror into the hearts of Americans. What are the chances that your tax return will be more…

Divide and conquer, unite and win

by Geoff Metcalf -- At least once a year I re-read "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu. I strongly recommend you acquaint yourself with this seminal and insightful work. Friday night more…

Death follows the flag

by Llewellyn Rockwell Jr. -- Are there no consequences for massacres officially sanctioned by the U.S. government? Does the U.S. government obey no rule of law, honor no code of justice, and reject more…

The Republican betrayal

by -NO AUTHOR- -- One should never be surprised, I suppose, at the capacity of elected Republicans, at least those who infest the U.S. Congress, not only to fail to do the more…

Everything has consequences

by John N. Doggett -- If you feared that Bill and his supporters would get away with murder when the Senate refused to remove him from office, don't you worry. In the real more…

The bipartisan budget hoax

by Joseph Farah -- Next year, Americans will get to elect a new president and a new Congress. They'll get to choose between the tax-and-spend party and the spend-and-tax party. That's pretty more…

Institutions and underworld academics

by Judith Reisman -- Thanks to state legislator Woody Burton, the Indiana legislature is currently debating whether to defund its famous Kinsey Institute at Indiana University. It is becoming more embarrassing to more…

Lesson forgotten -- by us

by -NO AUTHOR- -- The architect of our present naval superiority was Alfred Thayer Mahan who, in the late 19th century, emphasized the importance of the interaction of commercial and strategic considerations. more…

Spy vs. Spies, Part 4

by Stuart Goldman -- When it was finally over, I did something I'd been avoiding during the previous months. I had a nervous breakdown (I guess that's what they call those things). more…