Just wanted to alert you to the fact that we have finally brought a very large share of the parent’s rights and judicial accountability movement leaders and activists together, acting under one roof: http://unitedcivilrights.org Instead of giving you several links, please check the leadership’s left-side linked organizational pages, and all the...
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The Supreme Court of Canada recently ruled that the child welfare system can take and keep children without a finding of abuse or unfitness. This is very dangerous thinking, because it essentially abrogates a parent's right to raise their own children. Only if there has been a finding of abuse, neglect or unfitness should...
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As time goes by, it seems as if there are fewer and fewer sports achievements that are universally acknowledged and recognized. Seemingly everything has an asterisk next to it, and there’s no end in sight. The “History of Sports” almanac is a full ten pages larger in order to accommodate all the asterisks —...
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I recently wrote a story for Court TV’s Crime Library on the Dartmouth Murders, the 2001 murders of Dartmouth College professors Half and Susanne Zantop. They were brutally stabbed to death by teenagers Rob Tulloch and Jim Parker. Neither killer attended Dartmouth or had any prior relationship with the Zantops before the murders. While...
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I've written before about the saga of Indiana politician David Snyder, who has been under fire for allegedly being a "deadbeat dad."
Snyder wrote to me, asserting that his child support arrearage (which he claimed was $60,000, not $90,000 as previous reports indicated) was caused by a combination of factors which will sound familiar to...
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Amateur scholar and information technologist Slavisa Pesci says he has discovered hidden figures in “The Last Supper,” Leonardo Da Vinci’s 15th-century masterpiece. Pesci first reversed the image of the famed painting… By super-imposing the reversed image on the original image, Pesci discovered what appears to be a figure holding a baby (center left). The...
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“Three Arab princesses were thrown off a packed British Airways flight after refusing to sit next to male passengers they didn’t know. The dispute – in which the three princesses from the ultra-conservative Qatar royal family demanded segregated seating – left the London-bound plane delayed on a baking Italian runway for nearly three hours.”...
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by Jim Kouri, CPP Alvin Woody, a Mooresville, North Carolina pharmacist, and four additional defendants from Vermont, Wisconsin, New York, and California have been indicted on drug distribution and money laundering charges in connection with an alleged unlawful prescription drug operation, according to Gretchen C.F. Shappert, US Attorney for the Western District of North...
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"Great Baseball Plays" is becoming a regular weekend feature on my blog. In this baseball clip, a Japanese pitcher has developed an unbelievable trick pitch. To watch, click here.
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“Planned Parenthood is the nation’s leading sexual and reproductive health care advocate and provider. With more than 860 health centers nationwide, nearly five million women, men, and teens turn to us each year for essential services  services we provide regardless of income, marital status, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, national origin, or residence....
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“Kama Sutra manual? Check. Bain de Soleil? Check. Astroglide? Check. Sledge hammer? Ch… what?
The story behind how Elizabeth Edwards discovered her cancer revolved around it being found after seeking medical treatment for a broken rib after an apparent overzealous hug from her husband, but now John Edwards is cranking up the machismo machine, and...
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution recently ran an editorial in which it rightly applauded Mayor Shirley Franklin’s efforts to tackle our city’s homeless problem. It was also correct to note that homelessness is “not exclusively ‘an Atlanta problem’†– far from it. It is an American problem. The root of homelessness lies in a simple truth:...
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Dear Friends. Someone who knows I come from Zimbabwe said to me just yesterday, ‘I don’t know if it’s my imagination but I think there’s increased coverage of the situation in Zimbabwe over the last few weeks’. He was referring to the UK media, of course, and – as if to prove his point...
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"The only lady in my life is my daughter, and she takes all my time, and that's all I need right now -- making up for lost time...We're just having fun together and hanging out"--Larry Birkhead, speaking of his 11-month-old daughter Dannielynn.
I've previously discussed the Larry Birkhead vs. Anna Nicole Smith/Howard K. Stern/Anna's...
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Lawmakers can dismount from their soak-the-rich hobby horses. Reality curtails business excesses; no need for help from Congressman Barney Frank. The free marketplace has chastised hedge fund managers more effectively than any taxes or regulations Congressional socialists might have concocted. The Wall Street Journal in its July, 27, 2007, edition reports: As flagging debt...
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“Dark Lord: The Rise Of Darth Vader†by James Luceno follows the exploits of the legendary Sith Lord as he hunts down a band of Jedi escaping the fate of their brethren as a result of a regiment of clonetroopers that refuse to implement order 66. Towards the end of “Return Of The Jediâ€Â,...
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Marc Rudov Debates Lis Wiehl
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FNC’s Your World with Neil Cavuto: 07.27.07
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John Edwards now believes everyone wants to shut him up because he must be the best presidential candidate America has ever had. Maybe he hasn't gotten much speaking time because he sends his wife Elizabeth to do the attack stuff he hasn't the guts to.
The "haircut" thing is really getting to Edwards; his...
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I discussed the Taron James case and my co-authored column Child Support Enforcement System Victimizes Military Personnel, Innocent Citizens (World Net Daily, 6/27/07) on the Maria Sanchez Morning Show on KKZZ AM 1590 in Ventura, CA. today.
The audio of the interview is available--to listen, click here. To learn more about the case, click here.
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The Hill.Com’s list of the 50 Most Beautiful People on Capitol Hill includes some real hotties, most of them young aides and staffers of senators and congresspersons. Few politicians made the list; politics has a way of rapidly aging a person. President George W. Bush looks like he has aged about 16 years during...
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