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“Cynicism exists. It’s toxic,” said Michael Josephson at an October 29^th presentation on “High School Character” at the National Press Club.

While many of ACORN’s members are corrupt, a few have the courage to speak for truth and virtue.  Anita MonCrief is one of those people.

James O’Keefe and Hannah Giles’ undercover videos revealing the scandal of ACORN, with over a million views on YouTube, are a testament to the escalating dominance of new media.

Studies of the past decade’s religiosity “can be boiled into good news and bad news,” said Annette Mahoney of Bowling Green State University at a recent Heritage Foundation conference.

As the danger of global warming fades, the influence of those who would use it to expand government regulation grows.

Israeli Defense Force (IDF) Reserve Colonel Bentzi Gruber recently defended the IDF’s ethical code and how it impacts the Israeli forces’ struggle in the war against a “new, [non-uniformed] enemy.”

There are many fields with rigorous critics; many writers make a living critiquing music, dance, art, and literature. But one crucial field regularly goes without any public criticism: the field of science, and scientific discovery.

Dr. Donald Palmisano of the Coalition to Protect Patients’ Rights spoke at a recent Heritage Foundation Blogger’s Briefing on the topic of health care reform.

In search of transparency.

Brad Wilcox spoke of the “unprecedented family revolution” in America at a recent Heritage Foundation event, Religious Practice and the Family: What the Research Says.

John Solomon is not just a writer for The Washington Times—he is also a founder of the new Times-sponsored website, TheConservatives.com. Solomon discussed this new website at a recent Heritage Foundation Bloggers’ Briefing.

Leslie Carbone spoke on October 15^th at Accuracy in Academia’s Author’s Night on her book Slaying Leviathan: The Moral Case for Tax Reform.