The recent food crisis and rising global food prices are short-term problems, said Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar at Heritage last week.
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Forgotten But Not Gone
Afghanistan remains a country of significant U.S. involvement without receiving the critical coverage typical of American action in the Middle East.
What Can Ronald Reagan Teach the Next President?
Ronald Reagan’s legacy is far from over.
Borderline Advocacy
Some academics and media outlets consider Operation Streamline’s increased prosecutions of illegal immigrants a troubling development.
Warm and Fuzzy Global Regulation
Václav Klaus, President of the Czech Republic, told a Competitive Enterprise Institute audience last week that he believes climate change forms the ideal political issue because its dogma cannot be disproven.
Global Warming On the Rocks
As the congressional curtains open on the Lieberman-Warner “Climate Security Act,” the subjects of higher taxes, job expansion and economic growth are taking center stage in many people’s minds.
Homeschooling Stereotypes Shattered
Here and across the nation, the homeschooling movement has grown in stature and popularity – defying stereotypes and occasionally, disarming critics.
Obama’s Bolshevik Background
Cliff Kincaid, president of America’s Survival, Inc., a U.N. Watchdog group, spoke about Obama’s alleged ties to communism and socialism on Capitol Hill on May 22.
Global Warming: a Natural Cycle
Al Gore failed to mention that until 1850, the world felt the effects of the Little Ice Age and so did the Vikings.
Global Warming Follies
What do you get when a country’s government finds itself in the process of passing legislation on a topic recent studies have proven to be a myth?