Farah Disgusted With GOP
Specter is a disgusting old political hack who doesn't deserve to be dogcatcher of Bucks County. Yet, he has served four terms in the Senate.
Pat Tillman: Dumb Jock, Baby Killer?
What would you call Pat Tillman, the former Arizona Cardinal football player killed in Afghanistan? A hero? Well, no. Not some media.
More Fruits of Diversity
Flanders wants to seced from Belgium. But the courts have outlawed the party pushing the movement.
Horror on the Mexican Border
A first-person account of the trashing of American property by Mexican invaders in Arizona.
Unsafe Life On The Border
An astounding story from a lady whose southern property line in Arizona is the international border with Mexico.
ID Card Trials to Start in UK
The pilot will involve 10,000 volunteers and be run from the Passport Office in London and three other centres around Britain.
Up Against Fanaticism
If straight talk of savagery offends you, if you believe in ethnic and gender diversity but not diversity of thought, then turn to the funny pages.
‘Sanctuary’ Laws Stand in Justice’s Way
Ninety-five percent of all outstanding warrants for homicide in Los Angeles (which total more than 1,200) are for illegal aliens, according to officers.
The Hispanic Challenge
The persistent inflow of Hispanic immigrants threatens to divide the United States into two peoples, two cultures, and two languages.
U.S. Justice System Does Fine Without Foreign Influence
This is the third time the United States has been brought before the world court over death penalties imposed on foreign nationals.
No Child Left Unbrainwashed
Why is it that so many states — including Utah, Idaho, Connecticut, Oklahoma, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, Arizona, Minnesota, Indiana and Wisconsin — are up in arms?
Liberal Network Yanked in L.A., Chicago Markets
Lovers of liberal talk radio in Chicago and Los Angeles are wondering what happened to Air America, the liberal talk-radio network.
Kerry Ad Threatens Rumsfeld
A group of Florida Democrats raising funds for Sen. John Kerry ran a newspaper ad calling for ultimate retribution against Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.
College Update
In looking for a college to attend, if you see it has a Diversity Office, look elsewhere.
Rio de Janeiro State Plans to Wall off Slums
The government of Rio de Janeiro state yesterday proposed to build a wall around its sprawling favelas in an effort to help control rampant crime in the picture postcard city.
The Sad Paradox of Religion News
Thanks to the historic box-office bonanza of Mel Gibson’s movie "The Passion of the Christ" ($330 million and rising), the topic of religion is "hot" right now.
State Revenue Rise Boosts Education
Education in Alabama has weathered the budget storm handsomely -- surprise, surprise.
Jobs Data Show U.S. Is Outsourcing Its Future
In goods production other than domestic construction, the economy remains dead in the water.
Neoconservative Applauds White Despoliation In South Africa
The tenth anniversary of the Rwandan genocide is upon us this week, and some predict yet another African genocide is about to unfold in Sudan.
State BOE Deadlocks on Dates
Tie vote means officials will encourage but not force reading of Constitution or memorization of dates.
Former President Carter Takes President to Task
"The prime source of animosity towards the United States is the lack of progress in dealing with the Palestinian issue," Carter said"
More Jobs—But Only New Immigrant Groups Need Apply
The bottom line remains the same: Hispanics are displacing whites and blacks from the workplace.
Key To Terrorism Protection
If we had followed our immigration policies and laws every one of the September 11 hijackers would have been denied a visa, stopped at the border or apprehended inside the United States.
Should the GOP Go After Minorities in 2004?
Should the GOP undertake more outreach to minorities during campaign 2004? Answer: NO. Contrary to popular opinion, the arithmetic doesn't justify it.
Selma City Schools Will Focus on Local History
Next year students in the Selma City School System will be learning much more about the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s than what is found in their history textbooks.
The Richard Clarke Assembly Line
Ask this question: if this previously obscure Richard Clarke had come out with a book in March of 2000 arguing that the Clinton administration was soft on terrorism, would he have received a similar parade of encomiums?
Review of Death Sentences Ordered
The International Court of Justice ruled yesterday that the United States "must" review the convictions and death sentences of 51 Mexicans in U.S. jails.
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