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For many a decade, schoolchildren of all ages have been taught to revere the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. The question is, how closely does that perception match up with reality?

The Washington Times has recently gone from a 20th Century newspaper to a 21st Century multimedia company.

Health insurance for the unemployed, more money for non-profits, and “Pay-As-You-Drive Car Insurance” are three “new ideas” panelists have proposed for the new progressive agenda.

David Edelstein argues for one major variable of success for military occupancy, and his research shows that the War in Iraq has done a poor job of recognizing this all-important factor.

Václav Klaus, President of the Czech Republic, told a Competitive Enterprise Institute audience last week that he believes climate change forms the ideal political issue because its dogma cannot be disproven.

As the congressional curtains open on the Lieberman-Warner “Climate Security Act,” the subjects of higher taxes, job expansion and economic growth are taking center stage in many people’s minds.

Cliff Kincaid, president of America’s Survival, Inc., a U.N. Watchdog group, spoke about Obama’s alleged ties to communism and socialism on Capitol Hill on May 22.

Al Gore failed to mention that until 1850, the world felt the effects of the Little Ice Age and so did the Vikings.

America’s Survival, Inc. is doing their investigation of who Obama really is rather than what the media is not reporting.

I recently learned that my boss’s son had an assignment and quiz in his Spanish class on Global Warming.

As Barack Obama declares victory in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, some researchers have begun a search into Obama’s past.

Does Wake Forest University’s decision to go “test-optional” mark a trend deemphasizing the importance of the SAT, or is it part of a carefully-crafted media campaign?