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Writing for South Carolina’s Sun News, journalist Isaac Bailey offers us cutting commentary about how his State’s General Assembly recently failed to impeach governor Mark Sanford.

Are children naturally altruistic? A recent study seems to suggest so:

Consumerism masks true significance of Christmas
The Daily Nebraskan, December 7, 2009

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Elliot Gerson, secretary of the Rhodes trust, points to an interesting trend: In the past thirty or so years, Rhodes Scholars have disproportionately chosen to go into Wall Street careers. He writes:

What the lead-up to the Fort Hood massacre reveals about our culture

Last month, Major Nidal Hasan killed 13 people and wounded several others in a massacre at Fort Hood.

What do a wasteland full of weeds, Pfizer, and the Supreme Court have in common? The answer is the power of eminent domain. In the 2005 case of Kelo v.

The Undercurrent has two new flyers available. Distributing is easy--simply download and photocopy! These flyers offer Objectivism’s unique perspective on the economic crisis now facing America.

In spending its way to economic recovery, the government boldly casts principles aside

Many Americans have experienced the adverse consequences of the recent economic downturn: retirement savings wiped out, jobs lost, or at least a general feeling of financial uncertainty.

A group of college presidents has sparked debate by signing a petition urging the drinking age be lowered to 18, the legally recognized age of adulthood. They argue that “twenty-one is not working” because it has “not resulted in significant constructive behavioral change among our students.”

Several groups are opposing this campaign, among them Mothers Against Drunk Driving.