ACLU Targets Navy
While many graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy have spent 2003 defending our nation, the American Civil Liberties Union has been plotting an act of cultural terrorism against the Navy here at home.

Gov. Riley Guns for State GOP
Alabama's Republican Governor has adopted a slash and burn offense against state party leaders who opposed his $1.2 billion tax increase.
by Brad Taylor

Osama Bin Laden Hiding in Iran?
U.S. officials continue to scour the border of Pakistan, but one witness saw Osmama in Iran.

Austrians Split by 'Shop a Nazi' Campaign
A bizarre campaign has been launched in Austria in the run-up to Christmas in a bid to get Austrians to turn in elderly neighbours they suspect of being Nazi war criminals.

Mussolini's Secret Daughter
The issue of her true parentage was first brought into the open when Clara Petacci, Mussolini's last mistress, "threw a jealous fit" over Il Duce's interest in her at Salo, fearing that she was a rival.

Judge Moore is Man of the Year
The conservative argument for enforcing inane court rulings is that the only other option is anarchy. But we are already living in anarchy. It's a one-sided, Alice-in-Wonderland anarchy in which liberals always win.

Human Event's Man of the Year: Roy Moore
He followed the real law, not liberals' make-believe law. He put principle above his personal interest or comfort. He was actually brave—and this is the only newspaper in the country that will say so.

A Big Helping Of Christmas Guilt
Some nonprofits manipulate donors to raise money during Christmas.
by Frederick Meekins

Bush Administration Quarantines Dissent
When Bush travels around the United States, the Secret Service visits the location ahead of time and orders local police to set up “free speech zones” where people opposed to Bush policies are quarantined.

We Got'im-- Joy to the World
This is a great day in modern history. A terrible man whose existence had been for decades actively harmful of humanity was forcibly removed from power, run to ground, and has been captured living in a hole.

Alabama Navy Hero's Honor Stirs Outrage Over Views
Rear Adm. John Crommelin was one of five Alabama brothers known as the "fightin' Crommelins" for their World War II exploits. Some don't like his political views.

What a Year
What a year 2003 has been for America and the world. One of the most important lessons learned this year is that it is important for us to do what we feel is right, regardless of what others might think.
by Jon Alvarez

America's Open Borders
More talk about immigration

Germans Fed Up with War Legacy
Almost 70% of Germans say they are annoyed at being held responsible for the Holocaust and many believe Jews use Germany's Nazi past to their advantage.

Hosannas for the Homosexual Revolution
Predictably, our national media greeted the news with their usual hosannas for the homosexual revolution. Newspapers everywhere featured the gay plaintiffs in Massachusetts in embraces of celebration.

Ann Coulter Blasts the Court
Having literally gotten away with murder for a quarter century, the court is getting wilder and wilder, deferring to "international law" and issuing nutty pronouncements more appropriate to a NAMBLA newsletter.

It's Time to Rebuke the Judicial Oligarchy
Where is the fight that manifested itself in Massachusetts men at the battles of Bunker Hill, Lexington and Concord?

Israelis Training Death Squads at Ft. Bragg.
Israeli advisers are helping train US special forces in aggressive counter-insurgency operations in Iraq, including the use of assassination squads against guerrilla leaders.

Latinos Planning Boycott
Latino immigrants are angered by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's repeal on Wednesday of the driver's license bill that would have given illegal immigrants the right to drive.

Workers From 'New Europe' Left Out in Cold
Citizens from "new Europe" face further barriers to working in the European Union because rising unemployment and an anti-immigration backlash.

Immigrants Hiring Immigrants
Immigrants hiring other immigrants is a common thing in Canada. Scholars call it the ethnic economy.

Newt Says U. S. Went off Cliff
Newt Gingrich, a quiet confidant of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, says the U.S. went "off a cliff in Iraq."

Patrick Henry: Enemy of the State
"Is life so dear or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!"

Liberals Forming Radio Network
A Democratic investment group planning to start a liberal radio network to counterbalance conservative radio hosts like Rush Limbaugh says it is close to buying radio stations in five major cities.