President Ronald Reagan said “where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost.” Until now, the college athlete…
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Obama makes insurance company bailout bigger despite public outrage
John Q. Public got his pockets picked last weekend by ObamaCare bureaucrats. In a sneaky and illegal maneuver after close…
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Protect your child’s health — listen to World Health Organization, your pediatrician, not Hollywood
Earlier this month the medical journal Pediatrics published a study of parent’s perceptions of anti-vaccination methods. After surveying nearly 1,800…
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Bitcoin debacle shatters myth of virtual money
Bitcoin believers were shaken to their digital souls when Mt. Gox, the world’s largest exchange, defaulted on $470 million worth…
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Even New York Times begins to admit Obama is global flop
With multiple crises spiraling out of control around the world, stories about the Obama presidency are taking on the air…
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What forgiveness is not
Editor’s note: We all need to forgive, and there are many of us who need forgiveness. The question is, how…
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A government admission of wrongdoing
Last week, National Intelligence Director Gen. James R. Clapper sent a brief letter to Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., a member…
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Real satisfaction: Rolling Stones choose Israel over BDS boycott
Tel Aviv – In late March, Israeli concert promoter Shuki Weiss gathered the local media for an announcement of historical…
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Prince Charles is right: Similarites between Putin and Hitler are uncanny
The story is all too familiar: shortly after his nation hosts a controversial Olympic games, a radical authoritarian with an…
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Retreat or rise up? As Putin raises stakes in Ukraine, America has a choice to make
Unrest continues to grow in Ukraine, particularly in light of Sunday’s vote by two eastern regions that overwhelmingly passed a…
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