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US warns UNESCO to stay out of Palestine debate Wed Oct 5

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Why Pastors Must Be Free To Preach On Politics Wed Oct 5

Alan Sears

On Sunday, October 2, hundreds of pastors all over the country did something an astonishingly large number of their fellow Americans had forgotten they had the God-given right to do: namely, address political issues and candidates during a worship service. ... more
Director Von Trier: "no more statements, interviews" Wed Oct 5

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Alabama town's dry Oktoberfest finally goes wet Wed Oct 5

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Alabama town's dry Oktoberfest finally goes wet Wed Oct 5

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Appeals court upholds DC semi-automatic rifle ban Tue Oct 4

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Appeals court upholds DC semi-automatic rifle ban Tue Oct 4

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US puts $10 million bounty on Iraq al-Qaida leader Tue Oct 4

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Ohio Muslim inmates sue over meal preparation Mon Oct 3

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Latter-day Saints launch "I'm a Mormon" ad campaign Sun Oct 2

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Saudi king overturns verdict against woman driver Thu Sep 29

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Watchdog: Libya chemical weapons as expected Thu Sep 29

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Saudi king overturns verdict against woman driver Wed Sep 28

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4 Americans get pot from US government Wed Sep 28

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Preserve, Protect, Defend: The Heart of the Tea Party Wed Sep 28

Ralph Benko

Does the Constitution still matter? Time Magazine asked that question in a recent cover story featuring a half-shredded copy of our national charter. ... more
Group backs new standard following Conn. blast Tue Sep 27

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Saudi woman sentenced to 10 lashes for driving car Tue Sep 27

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A Temperance Movement for the Big Government Generation Tue Sep 27

Julie Gunlock

Nearly 80 years after prohibition ended, the temperance movement in the United States continues to thrive in the form of state-run liquor stores which attempt to limit consumption of liquor through price manipulation. Yet while last century's temperance movement sought to protect women and children from “the drink,” those who defend government-controlled liquor sales today aren’t quite so altruistic. Their concern is state tax revenues and government jobs. ... more
Saudi authorities to try woman for driving Mon Sep 26

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Spain's Catalonia bids farewell to bullfighting Sun Sep 25

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Fraud Charges Floating for Obama Administration Thu Sep 22

Bob Beauprez

Since we first write about the collapse of Solyndra, the solar energy company favored by the White House with a $535 million taxpayer funded loan, the stench has only gotten worse. ... more
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Civil Rights Group Would Not Have Been Recognized at San Diego State Sun Sep 18

David Cortman

On college and university campuses around the country, officials are increasingly using “nondiscrimination” policies to deny religious groups the right to choose prospective members and leaders based on whether they share the group’s religious beliefs. ... more
Germany Gives Geithner Stiff Finger Sun Sep 18

Mike Shedlock

Regardless, sentiment has clearly changed in Germany. Moreover, Finland and Austria have had enough of bailouts as well. It's good to see someone thinking clearly, and that someone is certainly not Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner who wants to dump more Euro risk on the backs of European taxpayers, especially German taxpayers. ... more
Where Are We, Ten Years After 9/11? Thu Sep 8

Frank Gaffney

So, where are we ten years after 9/11? It is comforting that we have been blessed with a near-unbroken decade without further mass-casualty attacks since those that killed nearly 3,000 Americans on September 11, 2001. Unfortunately, our government is pursuing policies that can only encourage those who aspire to do us harm to redouble their efforts. ... more
The Right Answers on Faith-and-Politics Wed Sep 7

Michael Medved

Do religious conservatives operate far outside the American mainstream and represent a serious threat to our pluralistic democracy? ... more
Cantor Goes on Offense for Jobs Fri Sep 2

Bob Beauprez

Eric Cantor plans to go on offense for job creation when the House convenes for business after Labor Day. In a memo to Republican members yesterday, Majority Leader Cantor outlined a strategy to reduce the tax burden on small business owners and repeal ten regulations that increase cost and stifle job creation. ... more