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Media Bloggers Unite

Blogging has increased dramatically over the last few years, marked by a proportionate increase in lawsuits.

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Abstinence Education Vetoed

November 13~

Creating a virtual monopoly for Planned Parenthood, Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine (D) confirmed yesterday that he is eliminating state matching funds for abstinence education.

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A Doctrine By Any Other Name

If Congress follows the advice of the Commerce Committee’s carefully selected witnesses, a comprehensive reform agenda could soon sweep all areas of broadcast media.

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Government on Steroids?

Though there is need to ensure an orderly society, some fear that increased government legislation in criminal law may limit liberty and individual freedom.

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Training Derailed in Delaware

One week after an education watchdog group blew the whistle on a controversial “diversity training” program at the University of Delaware, school officials have announced that the program has been halted.

Perspectives

A Hero Among Us

We have been much too negligent in honoring our incredibly heroic veterans such as Gerald Francis Davis, who risked everything so that the rest of us could have our freedoms.

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Lions and Tigers and Trade, Oh My!

American antipathy toward trade has been growing rapidly. However, world-renowned economist Jagdish Bhagwati argues that American free trade phobia is unjustified.

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The U.S. and Turkey

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan states his position on key U.S.-Turkish foreign policy issues.

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Harvard Loves RINOs

A partisanship check of the Harvard Institute of Politics’ Resident and Visiting Fellows reveals 62 Democratic Fellows and 31 Republican Fellows.

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No Teacher Left Behind

Although education officials dreaded the Bush Administration’s allegedly two-fisted approach to public schools in its No Child Left Behind program, a new study shows that they seem to have found ways to work around it.