In recent weeks, national newsmagazines have been running a public service ad headlined "It pays to be a man." The copy below states the message: "For every dollar a man makes, a woman earns only 59¢. ... A secretary is usually paid less than a truck … [Read more...] about The Conspiracy Theory of Jobs

After the Sandinistas overthrew Anastasio Somoza in 1979 and captured Nicaragua, I asked a friend living in that country, "Are they Communists?" She replied, "only 100%." But somehow the liberal intellectuals and politicians were fooled again. In … [Read more...] about Mistakes and Prospects in Nicaragua

A recent flap in Michigan prisons shows how far the extremists have taken us in their determination to turn us into a sex-neutral society by eliminating "sex stereotypes." It also shows how federal courts are attempting to change our cultural and … [Read more...] about Prison Guards and Prisoner’s Privacy

Should federal law, programs, and funds include incentives or disincentives to induce women to make particular career choices, or to discourage them from choosing others? Senator William Armstrong (R-CO) believes that women should be allowed to … [Read more...] about Women’s Career Choice

One gets the impression that the liberal media is giving redundant and extensive coverage to the Democratic Presidential candidates in the hope that, by the sheer volume of their attacks, they can weaken and defeat Ronald Reagan next year. It's too … [Read more...] about Is Ronald Reagan the Man for the 80s?

The cruelest Halloween trick played on children this year is the attempt to psyche them out with scary courses, lectures, books, and games about nuclear war. This prank isn't fun and it isn't funny; it's deadly serious and depressing. The promoters … [Read more...] about A Cruel Halloween Prank

Cable pornography has a lot of people confused as to whose rights have a right to be respected. The pornographers seem to think that they have some sort of exclusive right to the benefits of the First Amendment at the expense of the public and of … [Read more...] about Cable Pornography

A rash of articles has appeared in recent months advocating the termination of the Fairness Doctrine, which imposes an obligation of fairness on television and radio broadcasters. It's easy to see why the Dan Rathers of the electronic media world … [Read more...] about The Fairness Doctrine

It is a tossup as to which is the more artful example of self-serving hokum: the so-called "best-seller lists" used to promote book titles favored by the liberals or the sideshow of "banned books" displayed to encourage naive customers to hurry up … [Read more...] about Silent Censorship

Can a church-related university be forced to give official recognition and financial support to a homosexual organization? Can the university be required to allocate university resources and student funds to homosexuals, even though their lifestyle … [Read more...] about Gays at Georgetown