09.11.2012

NRD Editor’s Note: This column was originally published at Forbes.com . By Bill Wilson — As Frankin Roosevelt observed in 1937, “The process of collective bargaining, as usually understood, cannot be transplanted into the public service.” He called a strike by public workers “unthinkable and intolerable”. Now we can see why […]
09.11.2012

By Paul Driessen — Seven score and nine years ago, President Lincoln resolved to take increased devotion to ensuring that government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from the Earth. Yet, today, our lives are determined not so […]
09.11.2012

By Kevin Mooney — What is the real story behind the dispute between Ron Paul supporters and the Republican National Committee (RNC)? Some of the Rhode Island GOP delegates who were asked to comment said the Paul supporters may not have followed all the rules, […]
09.10.2012

NRD Editor’s Note: This column originally appeared at The Flash Report . By John Fleischman — Apparently the Board of Directors of the California Chamber of Commerce is meeting tomorrow at the posh Casa Del Mar Resort located right on the beach in Santa Monica. It’s a stunning […]
09.10.2012

By Willie Soon and William M. Briggs — Scientists have been studying solar influences on the climate for over 5000 years. Chinese imperial astronomers kept detailed sunspot records. They noticed that more sunspots meant warmer weather. In 1801, the celebrated astronomer William Herschel (discoverer of […]
09.10.2012

By Kevin Mooney — For too many Americans, voting has become a matter of mere convenience, rather than a serious civic responsibility, John Fund, a National Review columnist, has told television correspondents in recent interviews. While there are legitimate reasons to vote by way of absentee […]
09.10.2012

By Robert Romano — Since Jan. 2009, the labor force participation rate of college graduates has dropped significantly — from 77.6 percent to 75.5 percent today. That may not seem like much, but it represents more than 1.34 million graduates who should have entered the labor force […]