In observance of the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark Brown v. Board of Education school desegregation decision, members and staff of the Project 21 African-American leadership network are available for comment. On Monday, May 17, Project 21 ...
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Today is the 50th Anniversary of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision. The black conservative group Project 21 has issued some publications and statements marking the event. Some excerpts: "The Supreme Court only opened the door to the ...
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Check out this item, "I'm Not Holding My Breath That This Will Be Broadcast on CNN Over and Over," from the heartwarming CPT Patti blog. It provides another view of how the U.S. Army treats detainees ...
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Blogger Roger Simon is reporting that Alhurra, the American Arabic-language television netowrk broadcasting in the Middle East, has acquired tapes and photographs of prison atrocities that occurred under Saddam's regime ...
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The National Center's executive director David W. Almasi on lawn care: Want a quick example of how private property rights are the best way to protect the environment? Look out at your front yard. I just returned from a 10-day ...
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Toxic Torts: Turning Fears to GoldPublic officials in the trendy seaside city of Santa Monica, Calif. have just been taught a bitter lesson: Put your faith in the trial lawyers, and the trial lawyers will take you to the cleaners ...
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"...there are only two people in the world who can keep our soldiers and Marines from winning: you and me." -Jack Kelly in April 11, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, citing the Tacitus blog ...
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We've just posted on the main website a piece by Senior Fellow Bonner Cohen, who explains to the uninitiated why so many people are frustrated with the Endangered Species Act. The essay has been reprinted in the Miami Herald and ...
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A comment from The National Center's executive director, David W. Almasi: First, it was the coffin controversy. Several big-name newspapers published photos of coffins they thought were coming back from Iraq. Instead, they'd been given archive photos of the remains ...
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Anyone who wants to feel better about what we are doing in Iraq should visit the Iraq the Model blog, run by three Iraqi brothers. Try this post in which the Iraqi blogger talks with an Iraqi doctor who worked ...
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