Pillory Hillary: The HRC finesse

by Geoff Metcalf -- I have been saying for months that I do not think Hillary R. Clinton will in fact enter the U.S. Senate race in New York. I still think more…

Rethinking the 'Russia Problem'

by J.R. Nyquist -- One needs to have humility when confronting difficult questions, and Russia is perhaps one of the most difficult questions of our time. Making judgments about Russia is a more…

Voucher socialism

by Llewellyn Rockwell Jr. -- For years, the Right has promoted educational vouchers as an alternative to public schools. This has always been a delusion. The schools that take vouchers become the province more…

Where poverty persists

by -NO AUTHOR- -- President Clinton continued his building-a-legacy campaign this week with what Time magazine called his "tour of the poor,'' a quick swing by Mr. Feel-your-pain through the few stubborn more…

Right and wrong, part 2

by Joseph Farah -- America is getting a wake-up call about its kids, the Washington Post reported yesterday. It's not drugs, this time. It's not guns. It's oral sex. Kids today are more…

National defense strategy mismatch

by Jon Dougherty -- Most Americans are not aware of this, but in the last decade our military forces have been drastically reduced. The most common excuse for this has been to more…

Is income tax legal?

by -NO AUTHOR- -- Editor's note: This is the first of a two-part series on the validity of the income tax. WASHINGTON -- Evidence strongly suggests that the 16th Amendment, which establishes more…

Demonic convergence, part 2: Into the mire

by Stuart Goldman -- Yes, yes. I know you've all been waiting with bated breath to hear about my "rebirthing session" alluded to in last week's column. Sorry gang, but you're just more…

How the Serbs outfoxed NATO

by David Hackworth -- NATO claims its aircraft destroyed 120 Serb armored vehicles and tons of other military hardware during its recent Balkans bashing. But as reported in this space last week, more…

Independence Day, every day

by Alan Keyes -- No doubt because of the uproar that would have resulted from losing a day of vacation, this year's Fourth of July celebration was moved to July 5. One more…