Members of the black leadership network Project 21 decry a Ninth Circuit federal court ruling that allows a Hawaiian school to discriminate against non-native Hawaiians, and note that the ruling could jump-start legislation stalled in Congress to create a race-based ...
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Members of the black leadership network Project 21 decry a Ninth Circuit federal court ruling that allows a Hawaiian school to discriminate against non-native Hawaiians, and note that the ruling could jump-start legislation stalled in Congress to create a race-based ...
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BizzyBlog has fun helping Neil Cavuto trounce Paul Krugman in a debate over real income. Krugman says it is worse now for the average person and the middle class, as compared to the situation 20 years ago. Bizzy looked up ...
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Project 21 released a statement Tuesday on the regrettable resignation of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Meanwhile, Claudia Rosett knows where writers can get what seemingly is an easy writing gig for good money: The U.N ...
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On the eve of a hearing in the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works on "Climate Change and the Media," Newsbusters is having quite a debate on the topic. For instance, a Tuesday afternoon post by Matthew Sheffield ...
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The Las Vegas Review Journal asks: "...what exactly is smart growth, who's behind it and how does it affect local property owners?" Reporter Hubble Smith's answer includes quotations from a Capital Research Center report by James Dellinger and the National ...
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Patterico is putting things in perspective. I really liked that post. In a similarly philosophical vein, Norma writes: When [a blogger is] grieving -- and I've read some really heavy, heavy blogs of chronic illness, death, job loss, crashing friendships, ...
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Project 21 has issued a press release on the arguments before the Supreme Court Monday on the legality of plans that limit the ability of public school students to attend the school of their choice so that schools meet government-mandated ...
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West Virginia journalist Don Surber comments on Monday's Wall Street Journal op-ed, "Global Warming Gag Order: Senators to Exxon: Shut up, and pay up," with a memory: As a West Virginian, I am not surprised by the intemperate tone of ...
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The United States Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments regarding two cases that could decide the constitutionality of school desegregation policies.  At issue is the legality of plans that limit the ability of public school students to attend the school ...
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