Daniel Wiser of the Washington Free Beacon details another disturbing development involving the communist Chinese government. The Chinese government is escalating its efforts to disseminate propaganda abroad and influence foreign…
This might not quite translate as it comes from a half-formed sense, a deep hunch maybe, but it seems somehow fitting that as Reader’s Digest enters bankruptcy, my old boss…
This might not quite translate as it comes from a half-formed sense, a deep hunch maybe, but it seems somehow fitting that as Reader’s Digest enters bankruptcy, my old boss…
The LieStoppers forum says Durham cabdriver Moezeldin Elmostafa has been named Reader’s Digest 2008 Hero of the Year. Elmostafa apparently led in voting for this year’s award, the results of…
Best of luck! Reader’s Digest has nominated a cabdriver whose testimony helped clear a Duke lacrosse player for its 2008 Hero of the Year Award. Moezeldin Elmostafa, 38, of Durham,…
The November Reader’s Digest features a story on Durham cab driver Moezeldin Elmostafa, the man who spoke up for Duke lacrosse player Reade Seligmann and was later persecuted by DA…
Hat’s off to Joe Coletti on his outstanding coverage of the AFP “American Dream” trip to D.C. Impressive and he didn’t have to analyze a single budget for four days.…
Our former senator, and owner of the world’s biggest duplex, is profiled in this month’s Reader’s Digest as part of its series on the major party presidential candidates. The juxtaposition…
The University of Chicago Press has just re-released a new printing of F.A. Hayek’s classic, The Road to Serfdom. The Chronicle of Higher Education, in reviewing this new edition, points…
The October issue of Reader’s Digest gives a “Nay” to Michael Decker For selling his party loyalty for $50,000 in campaign donations. After 18 years as a GOP North Carolina…
As the newest member of this collective group it is with profound surprise that I see mini-dissertations proliferate. When John said we needed to ‘blog’ little did I know that…