Congress admitted in 1947 that forced union dues violate worker rights
. . . but they didn’t do much of anything about it.
Today, we can:
IRS scandal either a conspiracy or incompetence
“Report: Leader Of IRS Office That Targeted Tea Party Now Runs ObamaCare Office”
The Washington Post, “The woman who ran the office accused of targeting Tea Party groups is now running the office tasked with implementing ObamaCare. ABC News reported Thursday that Sarah Hall Ingram, the former director of the office that oversaw tax-exempt organizations during the alleged targeting of conservative groups, now leads the office in charge of the Affordable Care …
If Obama Has Lost Jon Stewart, Has He Lost His Base?
In February, 1968, CBS’ Walter Cronkite was arguably the most trusted news person in the country. Having just returned from Vietnam, Cronkite broke from his usual practice and offered commentary in which he cast doubt on the American mission there and its chance for success.
After Cronkite’s statement, President Lyndon Johnson is reported to have said that if he had “lost Cronkite”, he had “lost Middle America.” On March 31, he announced he …
Gosnell guillotine more humane than being drawn and quartered at 23 weeks
Are any non-Gosnell abortions inside the womb, not gruesome?
To hear liberals in the media express shock, however belatedly, at how “gruesome” and “grisly” were the murders of newborns by “Doctor” Kermit Gosnell following botched, third-trimester abortions, one would think that your average run of the mill abortion more resembled the merciful deaths of convicted murderers by lethal injection, if not a manicure. But then, Gosnell was also acquitted on one murder charge:
An abortion doctor was convicted Monday of …
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World
- Argentine Ex-Dictator Jorge Videla Dies in Prison
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013 - Abe Seeks to Get Japan Inc. to Spend
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013
- IRS follows O’s lead
New York Post |May 18, 2013 - The enablers’ enabler
New York Post |May 18, 2013
- U.S. upgrades Benghazi mission to 'capture or kill'
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013 - Russia sends warships, missiles to Syria
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013
National
- Proposed New Fracking Rules Draw Fire From Industry
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013 - Laurene Powell Jobs Goes Public to Promote Dream Act
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013
- Metro-North trains collide in Conn., more than 20 hurt; part of New Haven line shut down
New York Post |May 18, 2013 - Village Voice tosses veteran columnists Musto, Feingold
New York Post |May 17, 2013
- A topless painting of Bea Arthur fetches a jaw-dropping $1.9 million at Christie's auction
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013 - Pa. coffee run leads to hatchet hitchhiker arrest
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013
Politics
- Soft Inflation Poses a Growth Test
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013 - Regulators Target Exchanges as They Ready Record Fine
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013
- Raindrops wash away reeling O’s fake veneer
New York Post |May 17, 2013 - Legal eagle Edwards
New York Post |May 17, 2013
- House GOP issues subpoena in Benghazi investigation
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013 - Obama tries to talk economy amid din of scandal
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013
Opinion
- Best of the Web Today: President Asterisk
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013 - Mr. Abe's 'Third Arrow'
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013
- MILLER: Here are the 81 specific gun models banned in Maryland
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013 - BOOK REVIEW: 'Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald'
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013
Entertainment
- A Petite Taste of Paris
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013 - Art Basel Arrives in Asia
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013
- Bill’s Gay Nineties piano man is back in the swing
New York Post |May 17, 2013 - Paramore and more
New York Post |May 17, 2013
- Composer John Adams making old musical forms new
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013 - Get Out: The week's pocket picks in DC
The Washington Times |May 17, 2013
Business
- Day Traders Steer Tesla Higher
Wall Street Journal |May 17, 2013 - The Facebook IPO, One Year Later
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