Year: 2013
The EPA’s Pebble Mine Assessment Puts Politics Above Sound Science
A regulatory battle underway in a remote area of Alaska could have profound implications for the rest of the country. Its outcome will determine whether the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) power can be used for political ends or whether ...
Jamie Foxx Unchained, by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.
"Django Unchained," a new movie from white director Quentin Tarantino, is making headlines for its violence and raw racial language. An action movie rooted in a raw portrayal of the slave era, its content is proving to be quite troublesome ...
A Change in Culture Doesn’t Mean Changing the Constitution, by Christopher Arps
It's obvious that President Obama wants to curtail our Second Amendment freedoms. It's now completely believable that Americans' constitutional right to own and use firearms might even be diminished with the stroke of Obama's autopen signature. American democracy is called ...
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News of Interest: State of the Union Edition, February 13, 2013
Black Conservatives React to Obama's SOTU Address What does Barack Obama focus on in his State of the Union Address? Increased spending (call it investment). More taxes (call it revenue). Throw in a healthy dose of class warfare to ease ...
