Feeling Safer?
In light of yesterday's cowardly attacks, I have a small question. When exactly are we supposed to start feeling more secure? Wasn't protecting the security of American citizens and property one of the reasons...
Author: James Landrith
Boot On Your Neck, Part II
KRON-TV reports on Secret Service Questions Students: For years the classroom has been the setting for the free expression of ideas, but two weeks ago certain ideas led to two students being taken out...
Regents Waste Money Opposing Ballot Initiative
Michelle Maitre of the Oakland Tribune on Race query initiative under fire: University of California regents are being asked this week to oppose a ballot initiative sponsored by Regent Ward Connerly that would bar...
Diversity Without Pandering
Ronald Bronson, who has written in the past for The Multiracial Activist and The Abolitionist Examiner, weighs in on diversity and Jayson Blair in The Schoolhouse Review: Diversity needs to be less about filling...
More Nukes, Faster
Ivan Eland writing for The Independent Institute on Look to Iran for the Real Costs of the War in Iraq: The Bush administration is apparently astonished and concerned to learn that Iran has hastened...
Wrong Target
From a press release by the Cato Institute: Charles V. Pena, director of defense policy studies, made the following comments regarding yesterday's deadly bomb blast in Saudi Arabia: "Monday night's terrorist attack in Riyadh,...
Database Fever
Audrey Hudson of The Washington Times on Hill assumes oversight role on airline screening: Congress has given itself special oversight authority to track a new airline screening process criticized by some lawmakers as an...
Letter: Representative Moran on “Freedom to Read Protection Act”
May 13, 2003 Letter to Representative Moran James Landrith PO Box 8208 Alexandria, VA 22306-8208 May 13, 2003 The Honorable James P. Moran U.S House of Representatives 2239 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC...