An Object Lesson in Why the Media Lack Credibility
A new high (or low, as you prefer) in media creation of artificial issues was reached in the advance reporting of the recent 93rd annual convention of the…
A new high (or low, as you prefer) in media creation of artificial issues was reached in the advance reporting of the recent 93rd annual convention of the…
The appointment of Bishop John J. O’Connor to the “first among equals” post of Catholic Archbishop of New York has sent a powerful message through the Roman Catholic…
Will the Department of Education publish — or censor — the record of the seven days of hearings it recently completed across the country on regulations for the…
The orchestrated antagonism of the media against President Ronald Reagan for awarding the Medal of Freedom posthumously to Whittaker Chambers is a fascinating example of a Pavlovian-style conditioned…
When Congressmen had to choose between voting for a mandate for total gender equality in insurance (the Unisex Insurance bill) and voting for an amendment to allow lower…
Hearings were held recently by the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee on a bill “to promote pay equity” (H.R. 4599). “Equity” means justice, but what is…
The U.S. Department of Education recently concluded a series of seven hearings on proposed regulations for the Protection of Pupil Rights Act. It is a mystery why no…
Who creates our U.S. money — and what controls its value? That question is rarely asked; if it is asked, there are few coherent answers and certainly no…
A Nation at Risk, the title of the report of the National Commission on Excellence in Education, was the subject of a debate in which I participated in…