California wildfires incinerate people, wildlife and habitats. Politicians blame climate change. Paul Driessen Two more raging infernos in California have burned an area nearly ten times the size of Washington,...
“[A] federal appeals court ruled last week in favor of a group of plaintiffs challenging Alabama’s Minimum Wage Act. According to the court, the plaintiffs have ‘a plausible claim’ that...
“Excessive regulation stifles economic growth and has a disproportionate negative impact on small businesses, say members of the Project 21 black leadership network. To prevent any new and unnecessary hardship...
Based on an article by Stephen Miller published September 17, 2017: “[A] 40-year-old woman—my daughter—who applied for a New York driver’s license. The process began in June. Three months later,...
From the website: A Royal Affair (2012), a romantic historical drama film, “is the gripping tale of brave idealists who risk everything in the pursuit of freedom for their people…”. The...
Congress just passed a new law that allows patients to try early-stage food and drug treatments that have been approved by the first phase of FDA trials. “Now, at long...
“Did President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal economic policies pull the country out of the Great Depression? My research clearly suggests that the answer, contrary to popular belief, is no. In...
I recently watched Courtney Balaker’s 2017 film Little Pink House, and I strongly recommend the film for viewers who wish to feel what it is like to suffer from eminent domain...
The 2014 film Poverty, Inc. is a documentary that encourages us to think of new private-sector approaches for alleviating global poverty. Read more about the film here and here.
“‘Government made a big mistake with the dietary guidelines,’ says Nina Teicholz, author of New York Times bestseller The Big Fat Surprise: Why Butter, Meat and Cheese Belong in a...
