Category: Reflections

The Bushian short-sighted miscalculation has been tax cuts favoring the rich while running up deficits that will eventually need to be paid off not by …

So I was walking out of one of my consulting gigs today and I noticed some fat cat had not picked up his copy of …

The new Iraqi government faces a formidable task – to create a unified “nation” out of a state containing three disparate and widely divergent groups. …

On April 17th, Jesse Jackson was interviewed on CNN about the Duke lacrosse rape case. He claimed the case demonstrated the classic white male fantasy …

When the public school authority in my city discovered that water in some of the school drinking fountains contained from 11 to 18 parts per …

Lots of people are mad at Wal-Mart. The AFL-CIO charges that Wal-Mart is using its lobbying power to derail security improvements at U.s. ports. “Wal- …

I’ve written before that elements within the American government have sometimes defused a threatening minority by legally prosecuting unto death advocates who mayor may not …

If government controls most of the wealth in a country, it is in the self-interest of the citizenry to kowtow to the government. If private …

Chicago-based Boeing, challenged by Europe’s Airbus to produce a new plane to carry more passen- gers at lower prices, is planning a sleek new 787 …

Here’s a story that provides a cautionary tale for conservatives, like David Horowitz, who believe they can outwit their opponents on campus by fighting fire …