Limited government advocates, who have made significant progress in fighting the implementation of a national identification (ID) card, were recently bushwhacked by the National Governors Association (NGA)...
By Tom DeWeese Quietly, with little public notice, private property has been disappearing across America at an alarming rate for more than a decade. Property owners are falling under the assault from an almost unintelligible maze of federal, state, county and local environmental laws, regulations, programs...
By Alan Caruba If you think the nomination hearings for John Ashcroft as the next Attorney General will be bruising, just wait for the hearing when Gale Norton, president-elect Bush's choice for Interior ...
We’ve known for some time that the philosophies and subsequent policies of environmental extremist organizations promote the well-being of trees and animals over that of men, women and children. Or do they? ...
In separate proposals, the Clinton Administration and the Republican Congress are moving rapidly to increase Federal acquisition...
Regularly, reports emerge of damaged marine life caused by man-made pollution and global warming. Rarely are the reports ...
+ Green groups will seek to designate hundreds of new areas as parks and refuges. + Billions of dollars of private land will be taken off the tax ...
"The issue of national sovereignty will be on the line when the new Bush administration selects the individual to be its ambassador to the United Nations," said Tom DeWeese of the American Policy...
By Peyton Knight, Associate Editor Now that the U.N. Millennium Summit has come and gone, many are wondering "what happened?" What consensus was reached at the gathering? Are the tools for global governance...
Introduces "Sovereignty Vote Index" at Conference Washington, DC - The American Policy Center presented more than 300,000 petitions to Congress in support of the American...