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Recent Stories
A method for stopping the killing fields in Chicago and Baltimore
In Baltimore City, both the police and the city prosecutors have completed a retrospective evaluation of the city’s efforts to curb violence, narcotics trafficking and rampant street crime in the Cherry Hill neighborhood.
Paterfamilias—Trump and the perils of paternalism
No one likes to be scolded or told what to do by an authority figure, even if it is for the person’s own good.
An impossible bar
Ford almost certainly will suffer damage from this sad spectacle—perhaps irreparably, if history is any gauge.
Beware of unions offering gifts: Patients are their collateral damage
By now, we are used to seeing our nation’s unions do everything that they can to put their interests ahead of the industries that they are trying to undercut.
Israel revolutionizing global medicine
Over the years, I have been to Israel many times and it is always an inspiring, amazing experience.
Carson’s indelible legacy won’t be defaced by petty politics
The recent AP story claiming that the people of Baltimore, Dr. Ben Carson’s long time home, have forsaken their local hero is wedge politics at its most cynical.
Loyalty and leadership
My respect and appreciation for the many milestones our president has accomplished during his two years in offices remains unwavering.
In defense of Israel
Regardless of manipulation of the news by Hamas, in the terrorists’ eyes, the more innocent Israelis who are wounded or killed, the better. That is the goal and they are not afraid to admit it.
Something is rotten in the State of Florida
Florida is no stranger to devious scams, and a company reportedly connected to organized crime has apparently taken investors for more than $30 million and counting. After the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office investigated and concluded that it was “an organized scheme to defraud,” the police took action, shut down the company and jailed the perpetrators, right?
