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LOST is a Loss for the United States

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee vote in favor of the United Nations Convention on the Law of t...

Meet the Anti-Planner — Interview With Randal O’Toole

It is safe to say economist Randal O’Toole is an expert in many of the things that have caused Pittsb...

Gizzi on Politics: Nov. 5-9

After Tancredo, Another Armstrong?Declaring that I “have done all I can do in the House,” Colorado Co...

Capital Briefs: Nov. 5-9

BLUNT TALK ON CONGRESS: With polls showing overwhelming voter disapproval of the Democratic-controlle...

Let’s protect U.S. jobs

"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me" is an old verse that just isn’t ...

Iraq progress, by the numbers

To all those who said the "surge" in U.S. forces in Iraq was doomed to fail, a look at the latest res...

A Watershed Moment on Immigration

October 2007 may turn out to be the month that immigration became a key issue in presidential politic...

Jimmy Carter and Annapolis

Timing the placement into movie theaters the last two weeks of the new documentary, "Jimmy Carter Man...

Does Sexual Fare Cause Sexual Violence?

In the 1980s, conservatives and feminists joined to fight a common nemesis: the spread of pornography...

“The Singing Revolution” Celebrates Freedom

There have been a number of stories in the press in recent months about Geographically Challenged Ame...

No Will Power

If you are a person of sufficient, or even modest means, who wishes to include in your will a bequest...

Republicans Want their Brand Back and Reagan21 May Help

HUMAN EVENTS shares the anticipated details of the newly unveiled and promising bicameral caucus -- R...

Ambassador John Bolton: An Interview

HUMAN EVENTS editors Tom Winter, Jed Babbin and Allan Ryskind interviewed former UN Ambassador John B...

No Love for This Lucy!

If you’re trying to measure any positive achievements that may have been accomplished in the Six Part...