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By Dennis Prager
Tuesday, April 26, 2011

In the contemporary world, where left-wing attitudes are regarded as normative, it is a given that capitalism, with its free market and profit motive, emanates from and creates selfishness, while socialism, the welfare state and the “social compact,” as it is increasingly referred to, emanate from and produce selflessness. 
The opposite [...]

Americans look to flip off invasive federal questions

By Bob Unruh

A Texas congressman has been joined by nearly a dozen others in the U.S. House in an effort to push back against the invasive personal questions contained in the Census Bureau’s annual “American Community Survey.”
A bill to make most of the questions in the multi-page [...]

Child’s comment convinced parents of extraordinary experience

By Bob Unruh

A remark that Jesus’ cousin, whose name he couldn’t remember, “was really nice,” helped convince Todd Burpo that his son’s experience during a near-fatal illness was something beyond extraordinary.

In the new book “Heaven is for Real,” Todd and Sonja Burpo, along with Lynn Vincent, recount the amazing [...]

Claim ‘immunity’ for telling parents their children would be confiscated
By Bob Unruh
Several Maricopa County, Ariz., deputies are seeking protection from the courts after threatening to take children away from their parents because the homeschooling family was unwilling to allow social workers inside their home for an inspection based on an unsubstantiated anonymous rumor.
But officials [...]

Owen and Eunice Johns

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A CHRISTIAN couple have vowed not to give up their fight to foster children, despite a High Court ruling which has made their views on homosexuality a bar to them becoming foster parents.
After the legal decision was announced in London yesterday, Eunice and Owen Johns, 62 and 65, said [...]

Petition to Supremes cites danger of ‘ruinous’ compliance order fines

By Bob Unruh

Mike and Chantell Sackett

A legal team asking the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in an Idaho controversy is warning landowners that under the compliance order procedures being used by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency virtually anyone could be told to pay hundreds of [...]

By Richard Hanna
Saturday marks my “official” first month of representing you in the United States Congress.
But the work truly began just days after the November election, as I established three district offices in Utica, Auburn and Cortland and am working to open part-time offices in Oneonta and Norwich. In Utica, we moved the office to [...]

Some citizens outraged, calling probe ‘illegal seach and invasion’ of property
By Bob Unruh

A sanitation district in Pennsylvania has notified homeowners that its representatives will be making personal visits to every structure served by its network of drainpipes because that’s what the federal Environmental Protection Agency is demanding.

The letter informs homeowners the inspections will probably take [...]

by Dennis Prager
It is said that the one question about men and women that even the great Sigmund Freud, father of psychoanalysis, could not answer was: What do women want?
Whether or not Freud actually said that is irrelevant. The very popularity of the anecdote testifies to one incontrovertible fact: A lot of men don’t know [...]