When Voltaire said, "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it," he certainly did not add, “and I will defend your right to have what you say financed by the taxpayers." But many people have confused the … [Read more...] about Second Class Mail Privileges

Among the new shows opening on the road before being staged in New York or Washington, D.C., is one that might be entitled "The Selling of SALT II." One road company opened recently on a local Los Angeles television station and another in St. Louis … [Read more...] about The SALT-Selling Campaign

The biggest news story about the murder-suicide tragedy at Jonestown, Guyana, is that it was a Communist colony. The tactics were characteristically Communist and the objective was the Soviet Union. Even the letter found on the Rev. Jim Jones' dead … [Read more...] about Jonesville: A Communist Colony

The dean of American sportswriters, Grantland Rice, once wrote that Babe Didrikson was the greatest all-around athlete in the world, male or female. She won three gold medals in track and field at the 1932 Olympics, but had her high-jump title taken … [Read more...] about Queen of Athletes

Is it in the U.S. national interest to sell the Soviets sophisticated drilling technology in order to assist their oil and gas development? The answer to that question is of such profound importance that it could affect the whole course of history, … [Read more...] about Technology Transfers to Russia

The evolutionists’ tendency to accept an unproven hypothesis on faith exceeds the faith of some religious people who accept the theory of divine creation. The evolution theory appears to have more than the cat's proverbial nine lives. As soon as one … [Read more...] about The Missing Link Frauds

The veterans of the Vietnam War are a class of Americans who deserve better than they have received from the hands of their fellow citizens. They not only accepted the call of duty to fight a futile war 7,000 miles away from home, but many of them … [Read more...] about Veterans’ Discrimination or Preference

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit struck a blow for free speech and freedom from governmental harassment when it ordered a new hearing for two New York groups threatened with prosecution for placing political fliers in private … [Read more...] about Federal Mailbox Statute

The Soviet Union is spending $2 billion a year on civil defense measures designed to protect its population against nuclear attack. However, it was front-page news when the Carter Administration decided to ask Congress for the funds to spend $2 … [Read more...] about Civil Defense

Practically everyone believes that, while curing disease is a worthy social goal, preventing disease is even better. Why don't we apply the same enthusiasm to preventive police work? Punishing crime is necessary, but preventing crime is more … [Read more...] about Anti-Security Vigilantes