by Joseph Farah -- Once again the United Nations prepares to equate Zionism, the movement for a Jewish homeland, with racism. On Aug. 31, the U.N. is holding a conference on racism more…
by Craige McMillan -- Those of us involved in the stem cell research debate have of late had to hold our noses to participate. That's because the stench of the red herrings more…
by Larry Elder -- You own a busy restaurant. Agile waiters and waitresses carrying hot food and coffee deftly avoid colliding with each other as they scurry from table to table. Good more…
by Doug Casey -- I first visited Kuala Lumpur (known by all as KL) in about 1980, when it was still a relatively quiet, somewhat seedy, backwater. The place has been transformed. more…
by Jon Dougherty -- At its annual conference last week, the National Education Association – the nation's largest teachers union – said it plans to go after the 2,100 charter schools across more…
by Thomas Jipping -- When the Supreme Court's term ended two weeks ago, rumors that a justice might retire flew around the country. Though apparently a false alarm, a Supreme Court vacancy more…
by J.R. Nyquist -- While Americans shop and enjoy their lives, Chechnya is being "cleansed" by Russian troops. Last week the atrocities were so blatant, so unnecessary and revolting, Moscow's enlightened appointee more…
by Joseph Farah -- I thought Joycelyn Elders was long gone as surgeon general. Then came the report on sexuality last week by Surgeon General David Satcher. Here we go, again. It's more…
by Joel Miller -- If you suffer from chronic pain, you'd better get used to it; the drug warriors are about to make life more difficult for you and your doctor. In more…
by Bill O'Reilly -- Thirty-two years ago this month Sen. Ted Kennedy drove off a bridge on Martha's Vineyard, and his traveling companion, Mary Jo Kopechne, drowned in the Chappaquiddick pond. What more…