Later this summer, Lou Brock will probably reach a milestone achieved by only 13 other players in all baseball history. Barring some unforeseen problem, he will break 3,000 hits in his baseball career. Brock holds the highest career batting average … [Read more...] about The Great Lou Brock

Why did the Carter Administration line up with Castro's Cuba, pro-Communist Panama, and the Marxist Sandinista guerrillas to overthrow the elected, anti-Communist head of state in a friendly Central American country? Of all the … [Read more...] about Nicaragua Policy

Fear of nuclear war is the specter which hangs over the SALT II hearings and debate. President Carter led off with the charge that those opposed to the treaty are warmongers. Gromyko escalated the emotion by ominously threatening that the Soviets may … [Read more...] about Fear of Nuclear War

A recent radio commentary by a man who admitted to being an anti-Vietnam War agitator of the 1960s revealed the double standard and the self-deception practiced by the liberals. He admitted to being vociferously opposed to the governments of … [Read more...] about Non-Communist Dictatorships

As we seek the culprits to blame for our current double-digit inflation, we should not overlook the tremendous, largely hidden cost of government regulation. This year's cost of government regulation is estimated to be $102.7 billion, or $500 for … [Read more...] about Government Over-Regulation

Why was the Progressive magazine so eager to print an article which contained secret technical data about the building of the H-bomb, and which the government said would “increase the proliferation of nuclear weapons and severely undercut the arms … [Read more...] about The H-Bomb Secret Article

Senators Edward Kennedy and Birch Bayh are trying to eliminate the Electoral College and replace it with the direct popular election of U.S. Presidents. Their proposed constitutional amendment has been in committee for years, but is receiving an … [Read more...] about Electoral College

One of the most constructive things to happen in observance of the International Year of the Child is the report on breast-feeding by the American Academy of Pediatrics. It makes the clear-cut recommendation that all "full-term newborn infants should … [Read more...] about Breast-Feeding

In his Commencement address in Annapolis on May 30, Defense Secretary Harold Brown deceived the Naval Academy graduates and the American people on a major issue of the SALT II Treaty. Secretary Brown used the occasion of the Annapolis graduation to … [Read more...] about Brown’s Deceit on Warhead Limits

Most of us like to think that tomorrow is synonymous with progress and that our children will live in a better workd than their parents knew. While traveling to my daughter's graduation from an eastern college last month, two articles in the same … [Read more...] about A Different Urban Renewal Needed