Sara Jane Moore, 77, who tried to assassinate Former United States President Gerald Ford in 1975 was paroled from prison in California this afternoon.
Moore tried to assassinate Ford outside of the St. Francis Hotel in downtown San Francisco on January 15, by firing one shot, which missed because a bystander grabbed Moore’s arms just seconds [...]

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A woman in Egypt has died of the H5N1 strain of bird flu. H5N1 has killed two other Egyptian women already this week, bringing the total dead of the virus in Egypt to 18.
Fardous Mahammed Hadad was taken into hospital on Sunday after having difficulty breathing and developing a high fever, and subsequently tested positive [...]

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“[Shared Parenting] is an issue which knows no bounds. It is neither the domain of conservatives or liberals, poor or wealthy, and pays no attention to ethnicity or sex. Our issues cross all demographics and our goals are shared, and should be supported, across all sectors of our society.”
An announcement from Mike McCormick, Executive Director [...]

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Background: The recent New York Times piece A Bundle of Joy Isn’t Enough? (12/6/07) discusses “push presents”:
“In a more innocent age, new mothers generally considered their babies to be the greatest gift imaginable. Today, they are likely to want some sort of tangible bonus as well….
“That’s ‘push’ as in, ‘I the mother, having been through the [...]

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MINORITY WOMEN, BREAST CANCER & HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY
In 2002, the landmark Women’s Health Initiative Study reported that the long-term use of hormone replacement medications, consisting of two female hormones in pill form, was associated with a 26% increase in the relative risk of breast cancer (among other serious diseases as well, I might add).  More [...]

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This week the government of Moldova approved an awareness-raising strategy on Moldova’s integration into the European Union.
The strategy was put forward by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, which argued that the people must be informed about the European integration.
The draft strategy informs that at the moment Moldova does not have any type [...]

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The electoral commission of Pakistan held a meeting today to decide whether the general election of the country will go ahead as planned next week on Saturday January 8, 2008. A firm decision is expected on Tuesday; however, according to CNN, Election Commission Secretary Kanwar Dilashad told The Associated Press that a recommendation has been [...]

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AOL has decided to discontinue development of Netscape web browser which brought surfing the Internet to the masses, until its user base began to erode during the “browser wars” of the mid-1990s and resulted in the birth of Mozilla project.
Tom Drapeau, the director of Netscape inside AOL announced on the Netscape blog that support for [...]

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This is the time of year for lighthearted fluff for most news agencies and it is usually a welcome respite from hard news as we all get ready to celebrate the arrival of “Baby New Year.” The year-end list is a staple of that happy, fluff and we get them up the wazoo, for sure. [...]

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This is the time of year for lighthearted fluff for most news agencies and it is usually a welcome respite from hard news as we all get ready to celebrate the arrival of “Baby New Year.” The year-end list is a staple of that happy, fluff and we get them up the wazoo, for sure. [...]

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Recently a feminist blog commenter who did not like my column Do Women Really Want a Male Birth Control Pill? (Newsday, 4/11/05), wrote the following:
“[Regarding birth control] I think it’s easier for a lot of men, like Sacks, to put the focus on women rather than admit that they really don’t want any responsibility when [...]

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I first encountered the story of Abishag as a child watching the BBC production of The Six Wives of Henry VIII. She was mentioned in the segment about Henry’s doomed fifth queen, Catherine Howard, who would eventually be executed for adultery, a crime that constituted treason in a queen.
On the morning after her wedding night, [...]

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Ever wondered what I, your humble correspondent, sounds like? Well, even if you haven’t you have a chance to find out…
Looking for one of the most professionally produced conservative podcasts on the Internet? Try the Voice of Liberty Podcast Network with its weekly episode appearing every Monday morning.

The Voice of Liberty Podcast features the conservative [...]

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Some Iraqis gathered in a downtown Baghdad shopping neighborhood to light fireworks and celebrate

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Some say it is first time they felt safe enough to welcome new year outdoors since 2003 US-led invasion

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Some one million people enjoyed a dazzling fireworks display over the harbor in Sydney

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Minister Ronald Smith, a powerful fatherhood advocate who is one of the organizers of the National Fatherhood Summit Jan. 4th in Grand Rapids, Michigan has co-authored a book with his adult son Ariel describing the Parental Alienation campaign they endured.
The title says it all–”Cheated.” Many, many children are cheated out of strong, loving relationships with [...]

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Amy S. Quinn of the Human Resources website www.hrworld.com recently sent me a link to their post The Top 20 Sexual-Harassment Cases of All Time. I’m not sure if I would agree with their definition of the Top 20–it seems as if the list is missing some of the influential sexual-harassment cases from the 1970s [...]

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Sunday, December 30, 2007
The Berkshire Fatherhood Coalition wishes everyone a Happy New Year.
Recently, one of the Berkshire Fatherhood Coalition’s officers had a Letter to the Editor of the Berkshire Eagle Published, “Historical Viewpoints on Child Support.”  The thesis of the letter is that historically, there was no obligation to pay child support at all—or at [...]

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