-Today we have some eyewitness stories concerning thoroughly BAD gringos who’ve come down to Latin America to practice their perversions. Unfortunately, what makes Latin America…
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Who’s In, Who’s Out?: Debating U.S. Immigration Policy and ‘Reform’ There is no unanimity of agreement on just what U.S. immigration policy should be. There…
The plight of the over-scheduled, over-tested, stressed out student has become the subject of much hand-wringing and several good educational policy prescriptions. But if youth…
PRINCETON, N.J.–Despite advances in health care and quality of life, white middle-aged Americans have seen overall mortality rates increase over the past 15 years, representing…
What would our society look like if we developed a kinder and gentler attitude toward one another? Listen to what research has found when the…
The host Cliff Stewart, Lisa Stewart and Lamont Banks talks with U.S. Rep Charles Rangel about his thoughts on 9/11. Where are we today and…
Part I: Judith Haskins, Spiritual Meaning of Disease and Science Judith-haskinsJudith Haskins, younger daughter of Shirley and Morris Hyman, grew up on the Upper West…
Some negative feedback was received from two people who are opposed to abortion, and one of these people felt that it was generally men who…
Kunduz, Afghanistan — On Wednesday, an international panel announced it will pursue an investigation into the United States’ bombing of a Médecins sans Frontière (MSF,…
Pew Research Center WASHINGTON, D.C. (Oct. 22, 2015) - A majority of the public (59%) says science and religion often conflict, while 38% says science…
Dystopian truth is stranger than dystopian fiction. In New York City, the police now maintain an unknown number of military-grade vans outfitted with X-ray radiation,…
Stuart Wexler has been regarded as one of the nation’s top researchers and investigators into domestic terrorism in America and radical religious activities. His groundbreaking…