As Allah said, the irony, so sweet. So syrupy sweet:
Cuban leader Fidel Castro has long prided himself on Cuba’s doctors and free public health care system, but that system seems to have let him down after he fell ill in July , U.S.-based doctors sai…

I’m finally getting around to a second installment in this series of quick advice on various apologetics issues for Christians….

Republican Senators are not famous for their courage, and Minnesota Senator Norm Coleman has become an excellent example of the breed by placing himself in a position to be heralded as an opponent of Bush’s new plan for Iraq. The……

New Jersey legislators have unanimously passed a measure that includes a provision to remove the state mandate to teach about Veterans Day in the public schools.

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Pornography has become big business in the United States. You no longer have to go places to find it; it now finds you….

Two men, Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean, border agents, were just doing their job in trying to apprehend an illegal alien drug smuggler. In 24 hours, these two men will be leaving their families for 11 or 12 years in Federal Prison.

From Steve Ell…..

Darren Rowse over at ProBlogger had an interesting post yesterday called Does Blog Design Matter in an Age of Feed Readers?
He goes on to say that it does, but it’s an interesting thought. Most new blogs I find through RSS based searches I hav…

Darren Rowse over at ProBlogger had an interesting post yesterday called Does Blog Design Matter in an Age of Feed Readers?
He goes on to say that it does, but it’s an interesting thought. Most new blogs I find through RSS based searches I hav…

There was a time when I believed that Jimmy Carter, while a weak and ineffectual President, had at least distinguished himself in his post-presidency activities. Well, except for the bad poetry. It’s truly cringeworthy. But promoting Habitat…

If you are Richard Cohen, you believe this!
Was Iraq so “broken” we never could have fixed it? Was Hussein’s despotism an avoidable tragedy, or was it, instead, a tragic necessity? I wonder about all these things. I tend to think now …

If you are Richard Cohen, you believe this!
Was Iraq so “broken” we never could have fixed it? Was Hussein’s despotism an avoidable tragedy, or was it, instead, a tragic necessity? I wonder about all these things. I tend to think now …

Tokyo Rose had the best music on her station and most people just laughed. The ship I was on was sunk no less than five times but each time Davey Jones threw her back up. Through Tokyo Rose during World War II the Japanese attempted to develop a way …

And it is OK that you have not watched a full episode of 24.
I have a slight tendency toward sudden dizziness, and I CAN’T watch too much of it. The boxes within boxes and fast jerky movements. It makes me sick (literally) that I can’t partake in what seems to be a great show. But truthfully, until he starts killing TERRORISTS, not just the Swedish banker PC wannabe “terrorists”,the nausea might not be worth it anyway. As I have said in other 24 threads—-Mr. Sutherland Jr. is DROP DEAD OLD SCHOOL SEXY….(Young Guns, ladies?) so I watch what I can “stomach”.

Why would any sane and supposedly intelligent person openly advocate in defense of their own enemies? Would this type of extreme dysfunctional behavior be characterized as insane?…

O.K., I wasn’t disappointed. Monday night’s sensational “24″ bonanza Part II Premiere was as bad as I expected. A-bomb….

“In 1983, President Ronald Reagan signed a bill declaring that beginning in 1986, the third Monday of every January would be celebrated as Martin Luther King Day.

Reagan said Dr. King had a “truly prophetic voice,” and praised his challenge to hi…

A school provoked fury last night by ordering a devout Catholic schoolgirl to remove her cross necklace because it posed a health and safety risk….

During Summer Break in 1966 from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, I took a job working construction at the Timna Copper Mine in the Eilat Desert, fabled site of King Solomon’s Mines….