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Russia’s Spying for Saddam Demands Careful U.S. Response

Disclosures should be wake-up call to U.S. leaders...

Kadima’s Victory Brings No Easy Solution to Arab-Israeli Conflict

U.S. must prepare for the rough road ahead...

Mexico’s Economic Progress Can Ease Migration Woes

The disparity between job growth in America and in other countries has contributed to the recent infl...

Liberals Would Let Dogs Vote

It's time to pass real reforms to end voter fraud...

Top 10 Members of Congress Fighting for Lower Taxes

Ranked by editors of HUMAN EVENTS....

Red States Fall Short on School Choice

GOP thwarts Gov. Sanford in South Carolina...

Matthews: DeLay Will Pull Out of Race

Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R.-Tex.), facing an uphill battle for re-election after an in...

Bubble, Bubble, The Market’s Not in Trouble

The current issue of BusinessWeek conceded what the Free Market Project has said all along: fears of ...

Post Columnist Demonizes Credit Card Companies

Is Hello Kitty the next Joe Camel? In the hands of Visa or MasterCard, it may well be, warns a Washin...

Professor’s Death Wish

If six billion humans died, the world would be a better place. That’s the message a professor from th...

Sen. Menendez’s ‘Baggage’ Under Scrutiny

The National Republican Senatorial Committee has picked a fight with Sen. Bob Menendez (R.-N.J.), int...

Did McKinney’s Afro Confuse Police?

Today the U.S. Capitol Police asked for an arrest warrant for Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D.-Ga.) for assa...

Lyn’s Day

It was, to say the least, a funeral full of lightheartedness, political talk, and joy. No one would h...

Weak Women, Bad Men and the Bill of Rights

The most controversial case for the U.S. Supreme Court this term does not concern abortion, gay right...