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Clinton's militarization of the government

by Joseph Farah -- It's no wonder so many citizens in the West are seeing black helicopters and United Nations plots behind every federal government initiative. It's no wonder Mel Gibson's "Conspiracy more…

Anti-Christian bigotry in the newsroom

by Joseph Farah -- You hear a lot about diversity from the establishment press today. Every media conference has at least one workshop on the subject. There are journalist organizations to match more…

The global war on Christians

by Joseph Farah -- What's the worst crisis facing the world today? Famine? Ethnic wars? Terrorism? Middle East tension? Chinese expansionism? Those are all serious problems, to be sure. But, I think more…

In California, parents are obsolete

by Joseph Farah -- Last week, the California Supreme Court, in a 4-3 ruling, decided the abortion industry is better at making decisions about kids' futures than their parents. Seriously, that's the more…

The biggest scandal of all

by Joseph Farah -- Am I crazy, or is the biggest scandal of the Clinton administration -- and any other modern White House, including Richard Nixon's -- being swept under the rug? more…

Clinton considering another apology

by Joseph Farah -- Any day now, I expect President Clinton will walk up to a podium in the Rose Garden, bite that lower lip of his, clench his jaw and deliver more…

The first lady's selective moral outrage

by Joseph Farah -- Smoke is coming out of first lady Hillary Clinton's ears over a new Hollywood movie. No, unlike her husband, Bill, she's not angry over the way "Contact" filmmakers more…

More government regulations that kill and maim

by Joseph Farah -- There ought to be the equivalent of a Hippocratic oath for government officials and bureaucrats considering the imposition of new laws and regulations designed to make us safer. more…

The Demo-rats and the Republi-cons

by Joseph Farah -- Well, it looks like Bill Clinton took the Republican congressional leadership to the cleaners, again. Sure, there was lots of bi-partisan backslapping going on last week over the more…