Culture: When surfing 500 TV channels and nothing's on, do your politics determine which program may be worth some prime-time time-wasting? Say, "Swamp Loggers"? Entertainment Weekly thinks so. Rather, Experian-Simmons, the more scientific-sounding consu

Ecofanaticism: SolyndraGate was no isolated case of corrupt government misspending. The U.S. Navy was just forced to buy 450,000 gallons of biofuels from an Obama-connected firm at an outrageous $16 per gallon. The massive Obama stimulus was supposed to

Border Justice: As the administration proposes unmanned border entry and halving our National Guard force on the border, the Supreme Court agrees to tackle Arizona's tough immigration law in an election year. Arizona wasn't around when the original 13 st

Politics: The percentage of Americans who fear big government is close to an all-time high. It's no coincidence that in recent history this alarm has tended to peak toward the end of Democratic terms in the White House. According to a new Gallup poll, "A

Election 2012: In the latest GOP debate, Newt Gingrich caused a scandal by defending his remark that the Palestinians were an "invented people." The real scandal is it took this long for an American politician to tell the truth. Saturday's debate showed

Economy: No longer content to blame President Bush for the country's economic ills, President Obama now accuses his Democratic predecessor of being a co-conspirator.

Global Warming: So an accord has been reached at the Durban climate conference after all. Or did envoys merely agree to make a real deal later, letting them continue with their corrupt enterprise? The headlines say the representatives at the United Natio

Energy: After admitting there's no documented evidence of groundwater contamination due to a technique used to extract oil and gas from shale, the EPA tries to manufacture a crisis in Wyoming. At a House Oversight Committee hearing in May, Environmental

Economic Illiteracy: Is the discredited "Occupy" protest horde shifting to economic terrorism? Its attempt to shut down West Coast ports Monday — in the name of "good jobs" — is a nasty shot at America's workers. Claiming its aim is to "end corporate

Red Tape: Seeing it's vulnerable on the issue of job-killing regulation, the White House is pushing back with media spin and misleading studies. Unfortunately, some conservatives have taken the bait. Columnist David Brooks, for one, claims "it's not clea