Pro-Franco Book a Bestseller in Spain
A controversial revisionist history of the Spanish civil war claims it was sparked by a leftwing revolution and that Winston Churchill was crueller than General Franco.

Vouchers: A Trojan Horse to Control Private Schools
A rationale for why leftists should favor vouchers: They can use vouchers to push religion out of private schools and further reduce the ability of parents to inculcate their values into their children.

So Much For The Content of Character
It's time to start using character instead of race.
by Jim Jackson

Men Frequently Battered by Women
Although domestic violence advocates report that 92 to 95 percent of domestic violence's victims are women, critics say women are just as capable and almost as likely to batter their male partners as men.

Earmarking Funding Has Benefits, Drawbacks for School Systems
With questions about constitutional reform engulfing the state and financial concerns mounting, issues of whether or not to earmark funds have moved to the forefront.

U.S. Ready in Case of Major Exodus from Cuba
Operation Distant Shore would trigger a dramatic escalation in the number of Coast Guard and other military vessels patrolling the Florida Straits.

Security Expert Blasts Montana-Canada Border Safety
As the United States increases efforts to tighten borders and prevent domestic terrorism, the screen door that is the 545-mile Montana-Canadian border remains wide open.

CNN Most Untrusted Name in News
Wolf Blitzer, who usually does a fine job, for most of a week failed to report that Jessica Lynch was rescued because Mohammed, an Iraqi, told the Marines where to locate her.

U.S. Plans Border Exemption for Canada
Canadian citizens are expected to gain a long-sought exemption from new U.S. entry and exit controls that threaten to disrupt border traffic.

CNN Charged with 'Disinformation Campaign' from Iraq
A media watchdog group is calling CNN to task for withholding information about the brutal nature of the Saddam Hussein regime in order to keep a bureau open in Baghdad.

Increased School Spending Reduces Literacy
"Black illiteracy doubled; white illiteracy quadrupled," despite the fact that "We spend three or four times as much real money on schooling as we did 60 years ago."

Baghdad Bob and Tom Daschle
Have you seen the April 7 issue of Time magazine? It appears that last week the Coalition of the Willing lost the war.

News Anchors Glum Amid Iraqi Jubilation
Baghdad's jubilation got the cold shoulder from some journalists yesterday. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell asked whether it was appropriate to briefly cover the statue's face with a U.S. flag.

U.S. fears attacks from Muslims in arned services
It appears that Sgt. Asan Akbar may not be the only Muslim murderous traitor in our military.

Police union probes Moose
Racial profiling in reverse - and in the DC sniper case no less. Be sure to read all of the previous articles.

Is Syria Next?
"There's got to be a change in Syria," Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press."

Now Chirac To Be a Player
M. Chirac described Saddam as "a personal friend and a great statesman" and sold Iraq a breeder reactor, which Saddam called "the very first concrete step toward production of the Arab atomic bomb."

Israeli Lobbying Group Worried About Rice Speech
Israel lobby says that they are concerned that a closed-door briefing in the midst of the Iraq war by the president's national security adviser may only add fuel to the conspiracy theories.

The Sacred Battle Plan and Its Heretics
The chattering class is psychologically unable to make a simple statement that the war looks OK so far.

AEA Czar Laments Threat to His Ideology
AEA Czar Paul Hubbert lament is the hope of us conservatives. We oppose much of today’s “public education ideology," especially that brand advocated by Mr. Hubbert and his band of followers.
by Hugh McInnish

Employees Fired After Complaining About Illegals
Two employees who were fired after complaining that their company was employing illegal workers in its Mexican Foods plant have filed a complaint under the Minnesota whistle-blower law.

Buster Is a Real War Dog
Explosives sniffer dog Buster unearthed a hidden cache of arms from an enemy camp in the southern Iraq.