Warriors win wars, not machines

by David Hackworth -- There's no question America has a mighty military machine. But are our soldiers being instilled with the right inner stuff to fight a hard war? Over the last more…

No, Pat, no

by Alan Keyes -- There was bad news this week from an unexpected quarter in the wake of President Clinton's State of the Union Address. Pat Robertson has lent his voice to more…

Socialist Security

by Llewellyn Rockwell Jr. -- Speaking before a carefully selected crowd of sycophantic special-interest groups in Buffalo, New York, Clinton had one good idea. Concerning the budget surplus, he said, "We could give more…

Black Jews and the Ark

by -NO AUTHOR- -- Editor's note: In this fourth part of a series, "The Searchers," Corbett looks at the connection between the Black Jews of Ethiopia, known as the Falashas, and the more…

Work: Curse of the living class, Part I

by -NO AUTHOR- -- So there I was, sitting in the Hog Trough Grill and Feed, half a block north of the Hardyville stoplight, sipping a cappuccino and reading e-mail on my more…

The panderer-in-chief

by Joseph Farah -- Half-watching the State of the Union address, I was suddenly struck with two starkly contrasting images illustrating just how low America has fallen. The first image was the more…

The only appropriate censure

by -NO AUTHOR- -- With sacred oaths taken and basic organizational structure in place, the Senate has now begun its constitutionally mandated trial of President Bill Clinton under the two Articles of more…

Why Nixon's ghost haunts Democrats

by David Limbaugh -- In a brilliant op-ed yesterday in the Wall Street Journal, John H. Taylor, executive director of the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace Foundation, systematically shatters the liberal shibboleths more…

Who will defend our rights?

by Tanya K. Metaksa -- Patrick Henry threw down the gauntlet when he shouted, "Give me liberty or give me death." Although his fiery rhetoric was meant to challenge and inflame his colleagues more…

Why newspapers are dying

by Joseph Farah -- Some people read comic books for laughs. I read a newspaper trade journal called Editor & Publisher. It's a habit I picked up during my nearly 20 years more…