Frontiers of Freedom released by the following statement by its President, George Landrith regarding Copyright Office Modernization: Intellectual Property Rights are an increasingly important part of the U.S. economy and…
by Peter Roff • The Daily Caller The United States Department of Justice has a well-earned reputation for ruthlessness in its pursuit of lawbreakers, to the point where…
By Ibtihal Khidir “The Chamber noted factors including the Prosecution’s admission that the evidentiary basis remains insufficient to support a conviction and the Prosecution’s concession that it remains speculative whether…
في اصدار جديد له, العدالة المنفية, كتب الكاتب والمحلل البريطاني الدكتور ديفد هويل عن ما يسمي بمحكمة الجنايات الدولية التي تتمتع بحصانة استثنائية من قبل الدول الاروبية. في هذه السلسلة,…
by The Washington Examiner A year ago this week, Healthcare.gov launched and set a new standard for costly technological disasters. The portal for obtaining private insurance under Obamacare proved completely…
by Tom Steward • Daily Signal Nothing strikes fear into developers and property owners more than a new critter on the federal list of endangered species. Case in point:…
by Ernest Istook • Washington Times Crony capitalism plans are so lucrative for a select few that they are hard to kill. Those who get rich make generous…
Investor’s Business Daily It’s not often that the press exposes its own bias. But a Washington Post story this week reveals both the Obama administration’s attempts to censor the news…
The attorney general is stepping down and leaving a trail of troubling questions behind. by Peter Roff • U.S. News & World Report Controversial figure U.S. Attorney General…
by Dr. Lawrence A. Franklin The Islamic Republic of Iran is exploiting the thaw in relations to penetrate Iranian-American neighborhoods in the United States. The regime has already established a beachhead…
by Horace Cooper • Politix Last spring the White House announced that it would go forward with an effort to relinquish all American oversight over the operation…
Three new Fed surveys highlight damage to the labor market. Wall Street Journal Editorial Most of the political class seems to have decided that ObamaCare is working well enough, the…
by Thomas Sowell • Pittsburgh Tribune-Review While we talk about democracy and equal rights, we seem increasingly to let both private and government decisions be determined by mob…
by Michael Barone • Washington Examiner “Twentieth-century technology,” writes economic historian Joel Mokyr in the Manhattan Institute’s excellent City Journal, “was primarily about ‘large’ things.” Large in physical size,…
by Editorial Board • Investor’s Business Daily An aide to the attorney general accidentally calls the office of the House Oversight Committee chairman, asking for help in spinning…