Good News: Conservative Voices Are Beginning To Be Heard
Paleoconservative and anti-immigrationist websites have now reached upward of a million people. LewRockwell.com is better read than National Review and VDARE.COM is moving up very quickly.

Mike Wallace is a Hooker
Mike may be a media hooker, but he apparently was high up in the whorehouse.

United Nations Conference
DO YOU NEED MORE PROOF THAT THE UNITED NATIONS IS A MESS? Did you know that the United Nations has a Conference on Disarmament? This Conference on Disarmament will have a session from May 12th until June 27th in Geneva, Switzerland. That conference will have two co-chairs. One is Iran. The other is Iraq.
Now … tell me why this organization should be taken seriously? This is an organization we want to go to for permission to protect ourselves?
And I thought it was insane when we had a welfare recipient chairing the Board of MARTA.
by Neal Boortz

Head Start
And, we the taxpayers pay $10 billion each year for this program.

Time for public schools to throw in the towel
Dr. Laura may be a little ahead of the times, but she is probably right on target.

Arizona Needs Help in Repulsing Mexican Invasion
Ranchers have been complaining about this for years, but they get little help from the U.S. Border Patrol. So they have formed self-help groups to protect their property and themselves.

Out-of-Wedlock Births
Maybe one day we will overcome political correctness and look at facts.

US Interrogators Turn to "Torture Lite"
The United States is condoning the torture and illegal interrogation of prisoners held in the wake of September 11, in defiance of international law and its own constitution.

Solzhenitsyn Breaks Last Taboo of the Revolution
Alexander Solzhenitsyn is attempting to tackle one of the most sensitive topics of his writing career - the role of the Jews in the Bolshevik revolution and Soviet purges.

Moscow Court Rejects Dubrovka Lawsuits
A Moscow court on Thursday rejected three lawsuits filed against City Hall by relatives of hostages who died as a result of last fall's theater siege.

Gov. Riley Forms Panel to Study Constitution
It's taken Gov. Bob Riley only three days to take the first step toward modifying a controversial 102-year blueprint for government in Alabama.

Time Retracts Anti-Bush Racial Smear
Sorry, Democrats, but your entire platform of racial demagoguery is blowing up in your faces by alienating voters.

FBI Probes Saudi Family's Finances
Sources said that FBI agents searching the home of Mohamad Almasri were trying to trace possible financial ties to religious charities that may have have secretly supported extremist attacks.

British Official Fears Asylum Vigilante Attacks
David Blunkett, Home Secretary, is worried about people "taking the law into their own hands" over asylum seekers.

Robert Witt Probable Next UA President
Robert Witt, the man who could be named the University of Alabama’s next president on Monday, said he wants the job because the university is on the brink of greatness, and he’s the man to lead it there.

GSA Bars Mexican ID Cards
The General Services Administration has suspended recognition of identification cards issued by the Mexican government to its nationals in this country.

Face of Canada Changing Dramatically
Census data suggest Canada's ethnic face is fundamentally changing, with the ratio of foreign-born residents reaching its highest level in 70 years and the proportion of visible minorities soaring.

Democrats Jittery Over Sharpton
Al Sharpton upstaged most other Democratic wannabes at the first 2004 cattle show and showed why he gives big-time agita to a lot of Dem strategists.

A Message From Ms. Roe (of Roe v. Wade)
Norma McCorvey, a.k.a. Jane Roe, wants to make amends. She never intended to help millions of mothers kill their babies, yet she feels that ''41 million babies died because of me.''
by Hugh McInnish

Tom Tancredo Not Budging
His life has been threatened and his mental capacity questioned. Even some fellow Republicans prefer to keep him at arm's length. But Tom Tancredo isn't budging an inch on immigration.

More Crossers Armed, Says Border Patrol
Border Patrol agents in the Tucson sector report encountering armed illegal immigrants 12 times during the first four months of the current fiscal year.

Mexico Gives IDs to Illegal Aliens
"The most important thing to understand about these Mexican [ID cards] is that they are almost absolute proof that the bearer is an illegal alien," said Dan Stein, of FAIR.

American Airmen on Trial
All this week the two American pilots will continue presenting their case to an Article 32 commission--a military grand jury--that is weighing whether a court-martial is warranted.

Latinos and the 2002 Election
Despite Republican proposals for increased immigration, amnesty for illegal aliens, and new guestworker programs, there is no evidence of a Republican surge among Latino voters in the 2002 mid-term elections.

Bush, Powell at Odds on Race
Secretary of State Colin Powell said Sunday he disagrees with President Bush's position on an affirmative action case before the Supreme Court.

UPI: Israel to Kill in U.S., Allied Nations
Israel will stage targeted killings in the United States and other friendly countries, former Israeli intelligence officials told United Press International.

Mainstream (Leftwing) Media Furious With Talk Radio
America's leftist-dominated media are horrified at the notion that 22 percent of Americans get news from conservative radio talk-show hosts.

Beware the Predatory "Rich"?
By the liberal media’s standards, the goal must not be how best to stimulate the economy, but how to strike the best pose as the champion of the little guy, regardless of its economic effect.

Aids in Africa: "Mass Murder by Complacency"
UN discovers new crime: A UN special envoy has accused world governments of "mass murder by complacency" for neglecting the food and Aids crisis in southern Africa.

Relatives Fear Worst as Pig Farmer Faces Murder Trial
It is a multiple-murder mystery with many macabre ingredients. Did Pickton snatched the women, take them to the muddy pig farm he owns, and dispose of them amid the slurry and muck of his animals?

Court Won't Block INS Alien Tracking
A federal judge has refused to block the potential deportation of illegal immigrants who register under a program aimed at tracking men from countries considered high risks for terrorism.

Mugabe Attacks South Africans
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's chief spin doctor has launched a blistering attack on South Africans, describing them as filthy, reckless and uncouth - and unfit to lead the African renaissance.

Partial-Birth Abortions Shown Increasing
An estimated 2,200 dilation and extraction, or D&X, abortions were conducted in 2000, said researchers with the Alan Guttmacher Institute.

Sen Byrd Never Lynched Anyone
According to records compiled by the NAACP, there were 48 lynchings in West Virginia between the years of 1882 and 1968 - 28 African-Americans and 20 whites.

Death Row Clemency Includes Infamous Killers
Gov. George Ryan's Saturday clemency order that cleared out death row in Illinois altered both of their sentences to life prison terms without parole.

Some Immigrants Are More Welcome Than Others
The Immigration and Naturalization Service has ordered an entire (law-abiding, church-going, productive white) family from South Africa to pack up and get out.

Anti-Discrimination Laws Lead to Discrimination
When Barry Goldwater explained how the 1964 Civil Rights Act would lead to quotas, Hubert Humphrey famously promised to eat a printed copy of the law if it ever happened.

Iraq Block Internet Services
In response to a blanket e-mail campaign by the U.S. military urging dissent and defections, the Iraqi government shut down all Internet access.

Citizens Arm to Stop Illegals at Border
Gun toting patriots patrol the border to stop illegal immigration in Arizona.

Coloring A Lott Of The Truth
Recently Congressional leaders gathered to celebrate the centennial of one of the nation’s most esteemed political personalities. Little did those assembled know this otherwise jovial event would spark the most disputed controversy of the past year.
by Frederick Meekins

Black Caucus Retargets Pickering
So what's new here -- blacks are against anybody who won't support quotas.

Seniors May Benefit Big from Bush Tax Cut
Democrats are lambasting the president's economic stimulus package as a tax cut for the rich, but one group of Americans stand to benefit most.

What Are We Going To Do About Race In America?
We have a serious problem in America. We are concentrating too much of our energies on the past instead of the future.
by Jim Jackson

Will the White House stay out of affirmative-action case?
Does President Bush plan join a Supreme Court battle over whether public universities may favor racial or ethnic groups for admissions?

Siphoning off Social Security
Social Security recipients better watch this one!

Reports of Missile Test in India
Wire services say India launched a test missile capable of a nuclear payload.
by Suppressed News.

Human Smuggling Slowed Only Briefly After 9/11
"For a while, they started enforcing the border because all immigrants were considered terrorists," Barilli said. "Now you can reach the U.S. in eight days without a problem."

In Denial About Radio and TV
Cal Thomas: The liberals'problem is not about "kicking butt" but about serving up a different product more people will buy.

Bush Speech a Defining Moment
Did you miss President Bush's economic stimulus speech? Listen to the audio of the entire speech.
by Suppressed News

National exam to test State's 4th and 8th Graders
These reading and math tests are part of the National Assessment of Educational Progress, generally known as the "Nation's Report Card."

False Papers Used in White House Work
A Mexican man who used false documents to work for a company on the White House grounds has been indicted.

A Make or Break Date
January 16 is the deadline by which the Bush Administration must decide whether to file a brief in a landmark affirmative action case about admissions at the University of Michigan.

Nine Illegals Die in Iowa Wreck
A pickup truck filled with suspected illegal immigrants slammed into a semitrailer truck in Iowa Thursday morning, killing all nine occupants.

Ariel Sharon’s Shakedown
''Tough Love for United,'' exclaimed the Wall Street Journal, as it congratulated Uncle Sam for stiffing United Airlines’ plea for $1.8 billion in loan guarantees. But what about Sharon's request?

Mohawk Path for Hunted 5
The five Middle Eastern men the feds are seeking may have slipped into the U.S. through a Mohawk Indian reservation that straddles the Canadian border.

Alabama Woman Killed in Yemen
Alanews.com - Dr. Martha C. Myers of Montgomery was killed when a suspected Muslim extremist opened fire in Yemen.

Spanish Villages Look for Young Blood From the New World
Centuries after Spain sent its sons and daughters to colonise the New World, it is trying to persuade their descendants to return and help to revive dying country villages.

Keep Muslims Out, Poll Says
The image of the "Canadian mosaic" as a benevolent tapestry of different cultures and religions is challenged by a new poll that indicates a strong core of support for keeping Muslim immigrants out of the country.

Latest Immigration Slip-Up Leaves Experts Divided
Steven Camarota, director of research at the Center for Immigration Studies, believes the "country remains very vulnerable to terrorists because our immigration policies remain very lax."

U.S. Accuses Boeing, Hughes of Giving Technology to China
The U.S. State Department is accusing two leading aerospace companies of illegally providing rocket technology to China that could be used for intercontinental missiles.

China Counts Down to Manned Space Flight
China will attempt to launch a manned spacecraft in the second half of 2003.

Blacks And The Politics Of Racial Extortion
Henry Louis Gates Jr is demanding that whites, pay reparations to blacks. It's because of slavery. He is joined in this endeavor by a gaggle of other professional blacks.

Iranians Tiring of Religious Revolution
There is a revolution going on in the world of fundamentalist Islam, and it's not the one you might think.

'No Basis' for Iraq War Now7
United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan has said that he sees no basis at present for the use of force against Iraq.