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Author: Rich Trzupek
By • Jun 27,2005

Live 8 not that great

Despite what Bob Geldof might think, what Africa needs is capitalism, not a bigger handout that will inevitably fall into the wrong hands.

By • Jan 09,2005

Clearing the air on clean air

Whatever environmentalists say, air pollution has been continuously reduced in this country and the Bush Administration has ensured that the trend will continue downward into the next decade.

By • Nov 28,2004

Can we move on now?

An open letter to Democrats: "It just occurs to me that you really don't understand how much we have in common. Can we have a fresh start? I'd like to...

By • Jul 05,2004

An enemy too familiar

If our current conflict in Iraq seems like World War II, it should. This nation has, once again, reluctantly chosen to wield its bloody sword for liberty's sake.

By • May 31,2004

Truth in journalism

Caught up in the never-ending search for the sensational, modern journalism often neglects accuracy and integrity.