Did this morning seem lighter? Brighter? Did everyone on the Metro look a little more at ease? I believe so. Now we can get back to worrying about terrorists…
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Earlier this week, my little boy (five) told me that "a sniper is out in woods shooting at people." (sigh) I asked him where he heard that from, figuring a […]
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October 23, 2002 Wednesday 'Beyond Race: The Bhagavad-gita in Black and White': New Book Aims to Help Americans Transcend Race-Consciousness LENGTH: 374 words COLLEGE POINT, N.Y., Oct. 23 [AScribe Newswire] […]
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Karen Abbott of the Rocky Mountain News on Big names top list of names that might be in spy files: A former senator, a nationally known comedian, several high-profile Native […]
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Doug Bandow of the Cato Institute on Draft Would Cast a Chill Over the Military: The U.S. has the most powerful and effective military on Earth. The soldiers and sailors […]
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Jonathan Marshall of The Independent Institute on Iraq: Foreign Policy Malpractice: Regime change—the phrase sounds so cool and antiseptic. But before Congress bought President Bush's prescription for curing the world’s […]
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According to email news alerts just sent by MSNBC and CNN, police have surrounded a white van and payphone at a gas station in Richmond and have taken a man […]
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On Friday I applied for the voluntary open position of editor for the DMOZ category "Society: Politics: Liberalism: Libertarianism: People: Personal Pages". I've added a few links this morning and […]
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There a couple of good civil liberties stories linked in today's Free-Market.net newsletter. In the Las Vegas Sun – Bryan warns civil liberties at risk in face of foreign threats. […]
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I recently posted online a response to an article in UIC Today, a daily college newspaper in Chicago. The piece, by Rebecca Brasfield, was titled: “Interracial dating brings special problems” […]
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