Their "solutions" may be adding to the problem.
What I saw at the copycat Wall Street “occupation” in downtown Atlanta.
Last century's leftist politicos left behind copious evidence of race-card playing.
A first-hand report from Atlanta, where Herman Cain announced his presidential candidacy on Saturday.
Agustin Blazquez has produced a compelling film that demolishes the radical heartthrob’s reputation as a brave guerrilla fighting on behalf of the oppressed.
Being thankful that “Don’t touch my junk” is today’s version of “Give me liberty or give me death.”
In some areas children are now in class, greeted by plenty of other (expensive) changes that contribute nothing to education.
The government invades the schools to assure kids that their illegal parents will not be turned in by census workers.
Teachers at a recent conference learned how to convince kids to back statehood and congressional representation for D.C.
The story of a musical prodigy's escape from Hitler strikes all the right notes and needs to be shared with the next generation.
Memories are fading not only in America, but in Eastern Europe as well.
Increasing ignorance of great works of art has left Americans less capable of fully evaluating their leaders.
A shovel-ready test to separate the authentic environmentalists from the phonies.
Does a man's death from swallowing a bag of pot during an arrest illustrate the evil of outlawing drugs? No, just the opposite.
With feminists having promoted female promiscuity as empowerment, "home-wrecker" no longer holds any currency.
Silence about the assault on tea partier Kenneth Gladney shows that leftists care about blacks only if it advances their agenda.
Those who casually dismiss such fears about Obama should first consider the evidence.
A new report grades universities on what they actually teach their students — and professors don't like it one bit.
Rallying against war and Republicans: good. Rallying against socialized medicine and Democrats: bad.
Obama's election and the health care reform push would have been impossible without the dumbing down of academia.
An exchange with a black business leader and an address to the NAACP reveals the dark underbelly of their views.
Obama's campaign to erase individuality and ambition reminds me of my old life in communist Slovenia.