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• Why the Hiss Case Still Matters Mon May 28
  David Stokes
  It was high political drama more than six decades ago—controversial and polarizing. A Harvard trained and highly ranked member of the Federal Government charged by a self-confessed former Soviet spy of being a partner in those very same nefarious enterprises. ... more
• China mulls microblog limits before party meeting Fri Oct 14
  AP News
• A Glorious Anniversary—Che Guevara’s Death Sun Oct 9
  Humberto Fontova
  Guevara would clear the occupation of Wall Street in a New York nano-second. His colleagues of the time recall Che cheering the Soviet tanks slaughtering Hungarian freedom-fighters on the streets of Budapest. The youths they machine-gunned and ground under their tank treads were all “Fascists and CIA agents!” he raved. ... more
• Rest In Peace, Steve Jobs: A Tribute to an American Hero Fri Oct 7
  Townhall.com Staff
  The world bid farewell to one of the greatest Americans to have graced the pages of history Wednesday evening. Apple founder and former CEO Steve Jobs passed away at 56 years old. ... more
• Marriage Matters Sun Sep 25
  Ken Connor
  In his seminal work, After Virtue, philosopher Alisdair MacIntyre argues that the abandonment of Aristotelian ethics lies at the heart of modern society's slide into moral decadence and decline. Having abandoned an ontological, "is-ought" conception of the world, MacIntyre maintains that society now lacks a foundational vision to guide and order itself. ... more
• Right in Our Own Eyes Sun Aug 28
  Ken Connor
  You have to hand it to the British… they don’t mince words. Speaking of the violent civil unrest that erupted across London in recent weeks, Prime Minister David Cameron offered a frank assessment of the motives – or lack thereof – behind the chaos ... more
• State Dept. Official Hails Che Guevara as Symbol of Freedom Mon Jun 27
  Humberto Fontova
  Let's excuse our intrepid "watchdog" MSM. They're too busy rummaging through Sarah Palin's garbage to report on the actual sayings and doings by our actual Government officials. ... more
• Rejecting American Pessimism Mon Jun 13
  Mike Needham
  Achieving the American Dream becomes increasingly difficult when that dream is dependent upon bureaucrats and lawmakers in Washington who may or may not have your best interests at heart. ... more
• Mother’s Day and Our Budget Crisis Mon May 9
  Star Parker
  As Americans celebrate Mother’s Day 2011, I doubt many will be thinking about any connection between their Mom and budget negotiations in Washington. But there is a connection. ... more
• Justice for Poker Entrepreneurs Mon May 2
  Katie Kieffer
  A young man wearing a dark gray hoodie knelt down beside me in church. I couldn’t help overhearing his prayer. ... more
• 'Atlas' Movie Is Stirring But Overly Messianic Sat Apr 23
  John Andrews
  Atlas Shrugged is not great literature, and this isn't great cinema. But as an indictment of false collectivist compassion, it works. ... more
• Charlie Sheen: "The Che Guevara of TV"? Thu Mar 10
  Humberto Fontova
  Last week on his show Piers Morgan Tonight, the smitten host gushed that his impromptu guest Charlie Sheen (before his complete meltdown) was "the Che Guevara of television" and "one of life’s great characters." ... more
• Principled Leadership Necessary for American Exceptionalism Mon Feb 21
  Mike Needham
  At critical times through our nation’s history, principled and courageous men have stood up and lead our country towards greatness. Our Founding Fathers declared their independence from Britain and created our Constitution – the greatest governing document we have ever seen. ... more
• Not for a Faux Democracy Fri Feb 11
  Suzanne Fields
  Democracy is more than a word. The protesting Egyptians and the watching world are learning that between the Egyptian army and the Muslim Brotherhood stand a lot to overcome. ... more
• Religion and Red Lines Tue Feb 8
  Michael Gerson
  When Nancy Mitford asked novelist Evelyn Waugh how he could behave so atrociously while claiming to be a practicing Catholic, he responded, "You have no idea how much nastier I would be if I was not a Catholic." ... more
• Ike's Admonition Sun Jan 23
  Ken Connor
  The 50th anniversary of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's famous farewell address to the nation has prompted much discussion about the prescience of his message. ... more

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