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People seem infatuated with the “miracle” of government, and their infatuation grows if their government calls itse...
After two years of economic turmoil it seems that the message that governments are spending too much money is finally...
Years of big spending by politicians at all levels have left the nation vulnerable to economic turmoil. While at the fe...
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Government and the Black Plague of the 20th Century
People seem infatuated with the “miracle” of government, and their infatuation grows if their government calls itself a “democracy.” As a result of their infatuation, people far too often believe...
To Fix the Economy, Let's Try the Constitution
After two years of economic turmoil it seems that the message that governments are spending too much money is finally getting out. In fact, the crisis today is solely caused by government spending...
Scientists Find Abnormallly Large Star
A scientist working at the University of Sheffield in the UK has discovered the largest star ever found. The scientist, Paul Crowther, professor of astrophysics, led an international team of scientists...
Gangs Still Active in US Military
Despite efforts to stop them, criminal street gangs have been active inside the U.S. military. And, according to one recent report, the situation has gotten much worse. In 2006, Jeffrey Stoleson, a...
New BP Cap Stops Oil Gusher in the Gulf
Oil has stopped flowing into the Gulf in the wake of BP's installation of a new cap on its broken well in the Gulf of Mexico. Earlier this week BP installed a new sealing cap on the well, starting the...
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After several years of research, bestselling author Michael Crichton concluded that global warming was little more than hot air. His dramatic and persuasive conclusions form the basis of his novel, State of Fear. Crichton is no stranger to the bestseller list. The father of the techno thriller novel, he has scored numerous hits with such titles as Sphere, Timeline, The Andromeda Strain, and Jurassic Park. His works are proven enticements for Hollywood with a number of novels recast as blockbuster feature films. More...
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On August 11th, 2000, Ron Brownstein, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times, boarded Air Force One to meet with President Bill Clinton. In the ensuing interview, Mr. Brownstein asked Mr. Clinton the following question: “In your mind — this is a legitimate debate — how significant a role did your economic decisions, the ’93, the ’97 budget ... how important has that been in the prosperity of the last eight years?” “I think it was pivotal,” the President responded. More...
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