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The Nugent family celebrates Independence Day every day of the year.
If the men of '76, who led those small and vulnerable states, were willing to sacrifice their lives, fortunes and sacred honor for America's independence, what is the matter with us?
When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have... New York City, NY -- The potentates who run the taxpayer-subsidized Corporation for … Americans are worried. Americans are angry.
America is truly the land of the free.
It’s a grand old flag and Baltimore is the place to celebrate.
US Congress drives the price up, destroying the middle class in the process.
A look at how the U.S. economy is performing vs. the same time last year.
Today, America celebrates the 232nd anniversary of its independence from Great Britain, a time … By stalling a vote on the CFTA, the U.S. weakens a bond with a strong international ally.
Well, I guess we're all pretty relieved we didn't drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge … Experience Matters in a commander-in-chief, just ask John Adams.
From the standpoint of morale, enthusiasm, and confidence, the presidential election can be called no contest... Obama’s new campaign ad, "Dignity" contains several exaggerations about his role in getting tax and welfare reform legislation passed
But will Bush help get signatures on discharge petition?
John McCain seems intent on retreating to his old position, in spite of his promises to listen to the American people. Talking down the economy to prepare for the coming of the Obamessiah.
After a devastating fire destroyed the personal belongings of Marines in Iraq, HUMAN EVENTS is asking readers to help support our troops. Congress and Bush have turned legislation intended to fund US troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan into a Christmas tree for domestic spending. The Nugent family celebrates Independence Day every day of the year. Sen. Barack Obama spoke on the subject of patriotism this past week in an effort to undo some … Not until a year after Lexington did the Continental Congress muster the resolve to declare … LONDON -- I am in London preparing a couple of talks on politics that I am to give this week, … Yousuf Raza Gilani, prime minister of Pakistan, will lunch with George W. Bush in the White … President Bush was on message Wednesday in a Rose Garden news conference, when he kept up the … A prominent 20th-century Democrat made the following statement about the purpose of the Second … It is a privilege to spend 90 minutes with the president of the United States. It is … A Vietnam vet friend of mine argues that maintaining a democracy requires three things: a … I was sitting at lunch with a colleague a few weeks back, and he mentioned that he did not … I've said it before, and I'll say it again:No court is going to preserve your God-given right … "It's been described as the most serious financial crisis since the Great Depression. And … Let us not, on this Independence Day weekend, dwell on the political pretenders to patriotism … This past week, Congress approved a $162 billion spending bill for the wars in Iraq and … In the thick of the fight over the wrong Reverend Wright, Barack Obama put on his annoyed face … Page 12 of a Government Accountability Office report published June 23 features data about the … by Doug Fabian The market suffered through its worst June since the Great Depression, and curiously, it's the seriousness of this sell off that has me cautiously optimistic about the possibility that we are approaching a low in stocks... by Nicholas A. Vardy With global equities clocking their worst first-half performance in 26 years, market Cassandras are having their day in the sun. Last year only two markets in the world -- Russia and Saudi Arabia -- were down halfway through the year. This year, only a handful of global markets -- Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa -- were up in local currency terms. by Doug Fabian Today's Fed decision was widely expected, but what was more important to most market watchers, including myself, was the Fed's verbiage on inflation. In its statement, the Fed cited increasing inflationary pressures caused by rising oil and other commodity prices. The central bank also said that the rate cuts it already has made should help lead to improved economic growth ahead... |  |  | | | | |
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