declaration adopted in 1948 by the United Nations General Assembly
Rajan Laad writes for the American Thinker about a disturbing statement from former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The reaction to the unprecedented indictment of President Trump was predictable. Most…
July 25 will be the closing day of the 2018 session of Governor’s School. According to the N.C. Department of Public Instruction website, “The Governor’s School of North Carolina is…
Recently I had the opportunity to study abroad at Oxford University through my school, and in that time I had the rare opportunity to see Magna Carta in London. As…
It will be interesting to see if those who usually believe Americans should act more like Europeans feel the same way after reading the story Adam Kredo documents for the…
Have you heard about Agenda 21? It’s the United Nations’ evil plan to totally dominate every aspect of your life from their perch in that green-marble-walled room in New York.…
Last week, the Wall Street Journal gave AFL-CIO head Rich Trumka a column in which he attempted to explain why unions, particularly public unions, are good, completely justified and beyond…
In the latest Index of Economic Freedom, the United States fell to 9th in the world. The writer of the following letter in today’s Wall Street Journal brings up an…
I think I should like to attend this meeting. Maybe I’ll learn why the Universal Declaration of Human Rights begins well, rots after Article 20, and tanks in Article 29(3).
If you’re interested in the characters and rhetorical conflicts that generated the U.S. Constitution, you’ll probably enjoy David O. Stewart’s The Summer of 1787 (Simon & Schuster, 2007). Among the…
Today?s Wall Street Journal has a letter that argues strenuously on behalf of the ?Employee Free Choice Act.? Here?s the letter: Weak Labor Law Makes Unions Hard to Organize Elaine…