Recent Articles

Transfer Tax?

, Bethany Stotts

Alleging waste and a “transfer tax” in higher education, Peter P. Smith argues in the most recent Education Outlook that America should establish a “National, ‘Student-Facing’ Course Database and Transfer Information System” for postsecondary transfer students, and “Automate” the “Processing and Evaluation of Transfer Credits” in order to decrease the number of students who get sidetracked from graduating.

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First Cut Reaches the Floor

, Melissa Barnhart

AJC: House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) announced Tuesday that during its first week, more than 280,000 Americans cast their votes on YouCut, and selected the new non-reformed welfare program as the first proposed spending cut they want members of the House to bring to the floor for debate. If the measure were to pass, Cantor estimates that the cut could save taxpayers up-to $2.5 billion, annually.

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The Age of Evil

, Charles G. Mills

Historians like to give names to periods like the “Age of Faith” or the “Age of Reason.” The twentieth century should be known as the “Age of Evil.” What made this century unique was the mass-produced nature of its evil history.

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Global Warming: Inconvenient Facts

, S. T. Karnick

In the wake of the Climategate scandal, panelists and audience members at the Fourth International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC4) indicated growing confidence that the tide is turning in favor of those who believe that man-made global warming is not a crisis.

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The 7 Percent Solution

, Malcolm A. Kline

The University of Florida (UFL) is posting an online guide for employers who hire foreign guest workers even as American college students face the toughest job market in decades. Specifically, they show that guest workers are exempt from social security taxes.

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Mr. Believable’s FBI File

, Cliff Kincaid

At least one school of journalism, at Arizona State University, is named after the widely venerated Walter Cronkite but FBI agents were not so credulous about “the most trusted man in America.”

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Shariah v. Human Rights

, Melissa Barnhart

AJC: The clash between Sharia law and Western societies and the implications for Christian-Muslim relations was the topic of a recent forum held at the Heritage Foundation in Washington D.C.

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Students of the World

, Spencer Irvine

AJC: The concept of appealing to the world on a global or universal platform may seem kind, considerate, and pleasing, but ignores the importance of each nation’s sovereignty and even pride in one’s country.

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Recent Articles

The Moral Sickness of the Left

, Cliff Kincaid

Donald J. Trump is labeled by CNN as a liar on a regular basis, while the dead communist tyrant Fidel Castro is lauded as a revolutionary hero. American reporters are in Havana, Cuba to film…

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Columbia University is Now a Sanctuary Campus

, Spencer Irvine

From Campus Reform: Columbia University has caved to demands for a “sanctuary campus,” saying it will protect illegal immigrants from customs officials and work to bolster their financial aid. “The presidential election has prompted intense…

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