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    • politics

    • 161.

      An Honor Roll, Not A Watch List, For Colleges


      by Stuart Nachbar - 2007-12-08
      Members of Congress on the House committee on education have come up with an absolute bonehead idea: to publish a "watch list" of schools that have increased tuition at rates higher than inflation.I a...
    • 162.

      The People One, Washington Zero


      by Jonathon Porritt-8975 - 2007-12-15
      Ecological concerns are growing on an international scale. Government after government across the globe are recognizing the issues and beginning to act accordingly. The notable exception has been our ...
    • 163.

      A review of Going Home by Doris Lessing


      by Philip Spires - 2007-11-30
      It is fifty years since Doris Lessing published Going Home, an account of her return to Rhodesia, the country where she grew up. By then in her thirties, she had already achieved the status of r...
    • 164.

      Cheap Medicines Coming Your Way As Senate Passes Key Bill


      by Jack A. Wilson - 2007-12-24
      In May 2007, U.S. Senators voted 62 to 27 to pass an amendment to the 2007 Prescription Drug User Fee bill that aims to reform the FDA and enhance drug safety. The amendment, known as the "Pharmaceuti...
    • 165.

      Current Affairs, Why don't we just shoot them all?


      by DAVID LOVATTSMITH - 2008-01-26
      It's illegal, dummy. But, when you hear stuff like: "Americans don't dislike wealthy people; they want to be wealthy people.". Or, "Canadians like paying taxes." you are sorel...
    • 166.

      Short Story - Protesters


      by Philip Spires - 2008-04-13
      A sharp closing of the door left the two men together yet alone, strangers, introduced merely seconds before. The older, taller of the two seemed to scrutinise the stockier new arrival for a few momen...
    • 167.

      Iraq War Could Expand Into Iran by Election Day


      by James William Smith - 2008-04-13
      The Democratic presidential primary will be over soon. Eventually, New York Senator, Hillary Clinton, will have to concede the Democratic party nomination fight to Barrack Obama. The polls in Pennsylv...
    • 168.

      A Congestion Tax Will not Save the Planet


      by James William Smith - 2008-04-13
      It's an election year in the United States. The politicians of both major political parties continue to outline their initiatives for their first Presidential term in office. Democratic candidate Barr...
    • 169.

      Advice, Obama Gets It


      by E. RAYMOND ROCK - 2008-04-18
      For seven years, congress has done relatively little regarding the very serious problems we face, such as a failing economy for the middle class, a war that we are bogged down in and where we ar...
    • 170.

      An America United Like This Will Die


      by J.J. Jackson - 2008-04-27
      You may have heard the commercials being run around the country sponsored by the AARP as part of their "Divided We Fail" campaign. If you have not had the nauseating displeasure of hearing these ads,...