In an internationally-broadcast report from Voice of America that was posted on 9/20/12, National Center general counsel Justin Danhof points out the overwhelming and bipartisan support for state-level polling place safeguards that seek to decrease vote fraud by verifying the ...
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Shareholder Warning FedEx that Corporate Capitulation to Race-Baiting Pressure Groups Leads to More Problems for Business, More Pressure From Left Memphis, TN / Washington, D.C. - At today's annual meeting of FedEx shareholders in Memphis, Tennessee, National Center for Public ...
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At Shareholder Meeting, FedEx CEO Says Company Won't Be Bullied by Left-Wing Radicals Opposed to Free Markets Memphis, TN / Washington, D.C. - Citing the many attacks on the corporate funders of conservative and free market organizations, National Center for ...
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Legal and Policy Expert to Lead Efforts to Battle Crony Capitalism Washington, D.C. - Justin Danhof, Esq., presently general counsel of the National Center for Public Policy Research, has been named the new director of the of National Center's Free ...
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While the media fixated on the teachers’ strike in Chicago, there was little notice of a student uprising just across the border in Wisconsin.  Their beef?  A lack of beef in their lunches, among other things — thanks in part ...
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Section 5 "Preclearance" Standard is Now Enforced Against Alabama as if George Wallace Still Governor; Other States Similarly Judged By Pre-1965 Behavior Legislative Branch's "Lack of Leadership" in Ending 47-Year-Old "Extreme Temporary Measure" Criticized Washington, D.C. - In a recently-filed ...
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Want to see the future of ObamaCare?  It’s unfolding on a smaller — but predictable — scale in Massachusetts. Long-touted as an example of how government-mandated health care coverage can succeed, the Massachusetts plan — enacted just six years ago — ...
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The Indiana General Assembly’s Health Finance Commission met today to discuss tobacco harm reduction strategies to reduce smoking-attributable death and disease. My written testimony, below, was submitted and entered into the record. It was also cited at the hearing by ...
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Congratulations to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg! With today’s vote by the city’s Board of Health, sugary drinks above 16 ounces are now banned in the businesses that the Board can regulate (fast-food restaurants, movie theaters, arenas, etc.). In ...
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Project 21 member Archbishop Council Nedd II has travelled throughout the Middle East and the Arabian Gulf — with extensive experience in the United Arab Emirates, where he oversaw the creation of a new parish.  In addition to being the ...
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