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Reporters: The Fifth Amendment Applies in Newsrooms, Too

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Mark Tapscott thinks the reporters discussed in this story have a lot of gall. I agree. The reporters essentially want to violate the newspaper owner's property rights. The matter of reporters believing the commonsense rules pf society don't apply to ...
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When Regulating Wetlands Means Ruining Lives

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Writing in Human Events, Senior Fellow R.J. Smith takes a lookat recent Supreme Court action regarding wetlands and includes a few stories about wetlands regulations run amuck: ...The Wall Street Journal's Max Boot has referred to this CWA-EPA-Army Corps axis ...
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President Putin Kisses Boy

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This is just weird. Addendum: Believe it or not, there's an online poll about this at the Things That Make You Go 'Hmm' blog. Addendum, 7/9/06: Speaking of Putin, this National Journal overview of Russian politics, history and society at ...
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Reagan’s Security Shield

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Good stuff from the Examiner: "Star Wars" critics must bear the major burden of responsibility for the delays and setbacks that have prevented the missile defense system from becoming fully operational long before the present crisis with North Korea. Additional ...
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Staff Notes

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A sad goodbye here at the National Center, as our office manager, Nickie Kelley, is leaving us to become a staff assistant to Rep. Dave Weldon (R-FL). Nickie's sunny personality will be missed, but we wish her the best at ...
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Sob in Private, Please

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Our David Hogberg is playing the world's smallest violin on the American Spectator blog today. Spurring the sad song is a rumor that seniors wanting subsidized nursing home care might have to show an ID to qualify for the expensive ...
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Global Warming Policy: Who Decides?

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Should the Supreme Court determine America's global warming policy? If you're like me, you'll say "no." Lawmaking powers belong to Congress and, on the state level, state legislatures. Some state attorneys general and environmentalists disagree, however, as Iain Murray of ...
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Center for American Progress Helps Imaginations Run Wild on Global Warming

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Thoughts on the way global warming alarmists sell their wares from our Peyton Knight: How do you get "normal" Americans to imagine that catastrophic, anthropogenic climate change is happening? According to Ana Unruh Cohen, who serves as director of environmental ...
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What Constitutes Hate Speech?

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Thoughts about Rush Limbaugh, Senator Joe Biden and differing standards about what constitutes "hate speech" from David Almasi and Project 21's Kevin Martin: What constitutes "hate speech?" Once again, it seems that it depends upon who says it. If one ...
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And From Such Intrepid Reporting, a Consensus is Born

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The Prometheus blog compared a Time magaine blurb about a prominent scientist's views on global warming and Hurricane Katrina with what the scientist says on his own website. Oops. No match. The Time magazine piece is here, Dr. Kerry Emanuel ...
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