Win, lose, or draw, the decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in two cases involving religious freedom, expected by the end of June, will not resolve all the questions regarding the legality of the Obama administration’s “Health and Human Services Mandate.” While for-profit employers have been threatened with massive ObamaCare …

Thursday morning Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki came before the Senate Veterans Affairs committee and proclaimed—with a straight face—that the VA health care system is “a good system.” While Politifact has already deemed President Obama’s infamous “if you like your health care plan, you can keep it” the …

Reports of university data breaches are becoming almost commonplace. Last month the University of Maryland reported its system had been hacked for the second time in four weeks. Indiana University’s server was breached in February, potentially exposing personal information of 146,000 students and recent graduates. And earlier this month a …

Harboring Edward Snowden, intervening in Syria, lecturing Americans through a New York Times’ op-ed, invading Crimea; for those keeping score – that is, the entire world – it looks to be Putin 4, Obama zero. But what impact will the Ukraine fiasco have on the 2016 line-up? Does the bellicose …

‘Look for the union label” was once the catchy line in a song for garment workers. Nowadays, the “union label” is a warning to run for your life — or at least your job. The upset defeat of the United Automobile Workers Union at a Volkswagen plant in Tennessee has …

If we are to believe the mainstream media, the powerful NRA has used its political muscle to keep people ignorant of how guns impact our safety. They are supposedly to blame for the elimination of firearms research. This is all a result of a 1996 amendment to the federal budget …

As a mother, a grandmother, and a nurse for more than 40 years, I know that there is no more precious gift than the gift of life. Tragically, over the past 41 years since the Supreme Court’s devastating decision in Roe v. Wade, an estimated 57 million unborn children have …

An elementary school in Frisco, Texas is believed to be the first in the state to violate “The Merry Christmas Law” after they banned Christmas trees and the colors red & green from an upcoming “winter” party. Boys and girls who attend the Nichols Elementary School “Winter Party” will not …

My mother was Canadian.My father was from New York. They met as camp counselors in New York and within months my mom had settled in New York. Every year growing up we would travel to Canada to visit the relatives. I enjoyed the seemingly magic relationship with my cousins and …

With Major League Baseball beginning this week the important appeal of the 211 game suspension given to Yankee third baseman Alex Rodriguez by Commissioner Bud Selig, the old example of the Steve Howe arbitration appeal may shed some light on the current situation. In that case, the arbitrator reversed my …