Voters Decide Between Free Markets and the Welfare State in 2008
The 2008 general election is not an extension of 2006; it’s a whole new ballgame and its outcome will either
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Politics
Free Trade, Off-Shoring, and Immigration
As the Trends editors have explained on many occasions, the largest threat facing the United States is a shortage of
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Strong U.S. Employment Continues
Have you heard that payroll growth in this decade has been weaker than payroll growth in the 1990s? If so,
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The Inevitable Confrontation with Iran
Ever since 1979, when a militant theocracy seized power in Iran, that former U.S. ally has been our bitter enemy.
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The Growing Panic Over a “North American Union”
Just as some people believe all of the manufacturing jobs are moving to China, others believe that the United States
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The Incredible Shrinking Deficit
We’ve heard little about it in the mass media, but the U.S. budget deficit is headed for a surplus despite
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Campus Values Battle Moves to the Dorm Room
As we’ve explained in previous issues, college campuses represent a leading-edge microcosm of our culture. Therefore, we should not be
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