The World Trade Towers were the focus of an attack in 1993 by Muslim "extremists." I was working in Puerto Rico at the time and the shock of that attempt was hard to describe, but the reasoning was clear.  read more »

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"In his rush to gut the nation's longstanding media ownership limits, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, has not only angered the vast majority of Americans who think Big Media is already big enough....  read more »

Yes, they are and it's just a bit amusing this time. Venezuela had elections over the weekend. As we all know Hugo Chavez wanted to solidify his power even more than now. In the end the country voted his proposal down. Our media and many on our left who embrace the guy act like the elections in Venezuela are fair and above board. It takes a lot to pull the lever against Chavez down there.  read more »

This small Louisiana town had been in the news lately. It’s a nice town on the Tensas River. They have garnered some headlines as of late.  read more »

Media

While getting involved in the World Wide Web, we have allowed a new media to connect people together from all over the world; we have entered into a new realm of communicating.

What is different about this new media?  read more »

When it hit the headlines all the big boys reported it. The anchors were reporting about the atrocities our soldiers committed. Just like the Duke lacrosse players our boys were GUILTY. The soldiers in this deal were just wrong. All you had to do was ask John Murtha, who claims to be a great war veteran. Well,,,turns out they were not guilty.  read more »

Either there's only bad news to report out of Iraq or there's only bad news that's reported! Which one do you think it is? That is the whole debate over fighting in Iraq.  read more »