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A man-made financial disaster: Alan Caruba believes that the financial crisis that helped propel Barack Obama to the White House may have been instigated

Health care -- the rough road ahead: A health care bill may have passed the House but Bruce Walker says the Senate may be entirely another matter

Fort Hood and a coming bind: Daniel M. Ryan raises some uncomfortable questions about Muslim soldiers in the U.S. Army in the light of the Fort Hood shooting

Traditionalist and libertarian themes in science fiction and fantasy: Part Thirteen – Olaf Stapledon; 1968 cinema; and four women's main speculative worlds: Mark Wegierski looks at Olaf Stapledon, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and four great imaginative worlds

The last of the emperors: Michael Moriarty says Barack Obama has achieved that which Bill Clinton only dreamed about: Becoming the equivalent of an American emperor

An open letter to Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi: Lady Liberty has a few things she'd like to get off her chest and Nancy Pelosi is going to take the brunt of the attack

Obama to end recession in December -- by holding "jobs summit": Some are critical of Barack Obama's plan to hold a summit on jobs next month but Robert James Bidinotto thinks it's a marvelous idea

What divides us: What divides us? Judging by Alisa Craddock's essay, plenty of things seem to do so

Who changed the change?: Dr. Robert Owens argues that Barack Obama's unofficial cabinet of czars makes a mockery of the notion of transparency

The Great Recession: 34 million workers struggle to survive: Forget the official unemployment rate, says Ronald R. Cooke. Going deeper into the data reveals a very scary reality about job loss in the United States

Congress: Read the Constitution: People like Roland Burris and Nancy Pelosi are proof positive that understanding the limitations of their power is not a prerequisite for election to Congress, writes Henry Lamb

We win, they lose: Another week has flown by and not surprisingly there were stories that made Lisa Fabrizio respond only with a sigh

I had a dream: Robert T. Smith had a dream recently that he ran his life like the federal government and as you can expect, it didn't go well

All pain, no gain: Restricting and taxing energy use to prevent speculative climate disasters will be disastrous, writes Paul Driessen

Barack Obama's suicide mission to Copenhagen: The word is beginning to get out, says Tom DeWeese. The proposals that came out of Copenhagen over climate change are about control

Greens again bait and switch on energy: Yet again environmentalists are reversing themselves on an issue and no one is calling them to account for it...nobody except for Dennis T. Avery

Discover(ing) stupidity: J.J. Jackson is all in favour of capitalism but he can't quite understand what the fine people at Discover are doing

Military spouses and South Korea: After decades the U.S. military is finally paying more than lip service when it comes to the spouses of soldiers in South Korea, writes George S. Kulas

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Despite the small victories we enjoy against the environmentalist movement, says Alan Caruba, the government continues to spend billions every year on their pet projects