Bush Looks at New Judges
The Fourth Circuit rulings, and the conservative law clerks who help write them, often wind up at the Supreme Court.

Mob Rule in South Africa
Frustrated residents tied the hands of two suspected criminals, put tyres around their necks and then set them alight.

Constitutional Amendment for a Constitutional Court
Christianity has simply “dropped its guard” and forgotten the illustration of the camel sticking his nose in the tent.
by Stan Fee

Let The Presbyterian Without Shortcomings Cast The 1st Criticism
Having tossed aside traditional understandings of the Bible and the Christian faith, churches often end-up enunciating positions on social issues that defy common sense.
by Frederick Meekins

NRA Executive Vice President: "the only difference between 'The New York Times' and CNN is that when a reporter for 'The New York Times' fakes a story, he's fired, and at CNN he's not."

British Question Jessica Lynch Story
Her Iraqi guards had long fled, she was being well cared for - and doctors had already tried to free her.

U. S. Plans High-tech System to Track Foreigners
Foreigners can soon expect to be electronically photographed and fingerprinted when entering the United States.

Donahue Injects Politics Into Speech
Talk show pioneer Phil Donahue got catcalls and cheers Saturday for a politically tinged commencement address at N.C. State University.

Alabama Now Has a Republican Governor?
Alabama Republican Governor Bob Riley is proposing the largest tax increase in Alabama history
by Hugh McInnish

Ted Turner Down to Last Billion
As AOL Time Warner stock tumbled 81% from its high in 2000 to $13, Turner's holdings declined from $10.7 billion to $1.4 billion.

Georgia Gov. in Hot Water Over Flag
Georgia Governor Roy Barnes (D) signed a bill that created a new state flag which reduced the Confederate symbol from its former 2/3's proportion to a tiny rectangle on a banner.

Radical Interpretation
The Contemporary English Version might be propagating more of the Devil's work than about promoting the will of the Lord.
by Frederick Meekins

WMDs? Where are They?
One key argument for war was the peril from weapons of mass destruction. Now top officials are worried by repeated failures to find the proof.

If Earl Had To Die, Why Not Saddam?
Moral relativism contends that principles change depending upon the situation. It is a convenient tool by which to justify political correct causes.
by Frederick Meekins

Another Looting Scandal For The “Teacher Trust”
These homegrown plunderers have been accused or convicted of siphoning precious educational resources to pay for personal expenses.

Court to Review Foster Photos
The Supreme Court has agreed to review whether photographs relating to the 1993 alleged suicide of White House deputy counsel Vince Foster should be released.

Leading Brit Attacks Blair's "Jewish Cabal"
Tam Dalyell, the Father of the House, accused the Prime Minister of "being unduly influenced by a cabal of Jewish advisers".