Maybe The Government Doesn't Always Know What's Best
Based on what we were told was sound science, the government has been on an aggressive anti-salt campaign. In everything...
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For The Left Gosnell's Victims Were Just Fetuses
Kermit Gosnell today got three convictions for first-degree murder. Now, to be clear, the victims of those murders were three...
New York Times: Ban Background Checks For Applicants
"Sixty-five million Americans have criminal records that might cause them to be denied jobs, even for arrests or minor convictions...
To End Media Bias, Journalists Should Stop Pretending They're Objective
There are two ideals the media believes, according to Ross Douthat writing at the New York Times: One is an...
North Dakota Projected To Have Majority Support For Gay Marriage Within A Decade
At the New York Times, polling guru Nate Silver has a fascinating post about changing attitudes toward gay marriage in...
Maybe Waiting Around For The Police To Rescue You Isn't Such A Great Idea
The New York Times flags what they report as a "sea change" in advice given the public for defending themselves...
Dorso Column: State Editorial Boards Are Hypocrites About Civil Discourse
I have to admit I read the editorials of the Grand Forks Herald, the Fargo Forum and the Sarasota Herald...
The Sequester Cuts Are Anything But "Deep"
There's a lot of media alarmism going on over automatic sequester cuts, a bi-partisan idea put forward by President Obama...
With Call For Minimum Wage Hike Obama Is Putting The Screws To Young Americans Again
Obamacare is turning out to be a swift, hard kick in the pants for America's youth (a demographic that voted...
Are $10,000 Degrees The Answer To The Higher Education Bubble?
The cost of a degree has exploded over the last several decades, growing faster than even problem areas like the...
