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The moral case for free trade
America's role in global leadership is a moral, as well as economic and political, responsibility.Waking up to evil
There is no therapeutic "cure" for evil. With the reawakening of millions of Americans to the inescapable reality of evil, we are now confronted with the grave moral responsibility of responding to it.Think locally, act locally
The proper question is not, "What can the government do?" The more appropriate question is, "What should the government do?"Civil liberties and national security
The concern in this debate about security issues is that a proper patriotism will succumb to war-cry bellicosity.Tragedy
We know that such things as the attacks upon the World Trade Center and the Pentagon will not now, nor ever, challenge the greatness of our nation, for the greatness of our nation is not built on bricks and mortar. Rather, it is carried in the hearts of all people of goodwill.School's in: Look out!
When leftist organisations accuse their opponents of vast conspiracies to take away the liberties of American citizens, are they not really seeking the same control over classrooms?Trade protests – What are the real reasons?
By choosing to ignore the benefits of free trade in maximizing the standard of living for participating nations, protesters are stifling intelligent debate at such forums as the recent World Trade Organization meeting.State would damage e-commerce by collecting e-taxes
It is important that our state and congressional representatives look at the long-term effects of spreading taxes rather than finding a new source of revenue to cover pay raises and budget shortfalls.Faith and reason trump scare tactics
Man is not destined for some eco-apocolyptic end, which is the fear such scare tactics invoke. Rather, man has within him the image of God, which means he participates in God’s creative activity.Rediscovering the freedom to affirm faith, Tarheel-style
A North Carolina bill to post the Ten Commandments in public schools is a return to the state's honorable history.How can welfare reform improve?
The real change in Bush administration policy is better illustrated by less publicized initiatives.Microsoft: A 'monopoly' for the consumer
The government’s message to successful entrepreneurs such as Microsoft is "be careful that you are not too successful or we will seek to destroy you."