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Relevance: 43% Posted on: December 12, 2011
On Dec. 12, 1745, John Jay was born. He later became the first Chief Justice of the United States. On Dec. 12, 1787, Pennsylvania became the second state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, five days after Delaware became the first.
Relevance: 43% Posted on: August 21, 2000
One of the reasons Americans are so fond of term limits is that once in office politicians change right before our eyes. The longer a person stays in Congress, the more they vote for higher taxes and more spending. There's logic there. The more you, as a congressman, think of…
Relevance: 43% Posted on: February 28, 2013
Little things mean a lot. One, they add up. Two, they often express something big, like love between a married couple — or a bully’s determination to control your every move. In the case of New York City’s impending ban on Big Soda, the something big is Big Brother’s claim…
Relevance: 43% Posted on: August 15, 2020
When we think of eternity, and of the future consequences of all human conduct, what is there in this life that should make any man contradict the dictates of his conscience, the principles of justice, the laws of religion, and of God?
Relevance: 42% Posted on: September 17, 2001
A frozen food caucus? A frozen food caucus? Oh come on. Really? Well, apparently, yes, there is indeed a frozen food caucus now in the Congress. It's brand-new. Representatives Cal Dooley and Butch Otter are the co-chairs. The American Frozen Food Institute is the driving force behind the caucus, and…
Relevance: 42% Posted on: June 29, 2024
To each as they choose, from each as they are chosen.
Relevance: 42% Posted on: May 5, 2011
In late April, the Institute for Justice won a smashing judicial victory on behalf of the Community Youth Athletic Center, a boxing gym and haven for local kids, as well as for other property owners in the neighborhood. They hope it’s a knockout blow. The California Superior Court ruled that…
Relevance: 42% Posted on: December 31, 2009
It should be a truth universally acknowledged that your average crew of incumbent politicians in possession of a reform agenda must be in want of an actual reform. Last summer, the Texas Legislature got hold of a bill intended to prevent abuse of the state’s eminent domain power. And legislators…
Relevance: 42% Posted on: September 19, 2003
Big problem. They're doing too well. Cassandra Stevenson of Connecticut has just started college. She's 15. Her sister, Samantha, is 19 and has a master's degree in astrophysics. "Homeschooling is more like college than a public or a private school is," says Cassandra. "You learn what you want to learn…
Relevance: 42% Posted on: March 21, 2024
The attorneys general of a few states, a few activist groups, and a few congressmen have acted to bring to light a mass of eyewitness and documentary evidence that the federal government has been working hard, behind the scenes, to censor our speech. The guilty parties have been caught red-handed.…