Don't Count Out the GOP in Chicago's Mayoral Race
Despite Mayor Daley's terrific legacy, Chicago is facing tough times and the city's voters may be open to a Republican candidate with fresh ideas. The more interesting question these days is whether a Republican could win city hall in Chicago for the first time since 1931. Ever since Mayor Daley's …The Case for Castle
Conservatives have many reasons to rally behind Mike Castle's Delaware Senate bid other than just his electability. As the Delaware Republican primary campaign heats up, I thought I would put forward five claims in defense of Mike Castle: Two out of three ain't bad. He supported the …The Myths of 9/11
Nobody would claim that the United States and its allies have gotten everything right. But nine years after 9/11, we are winning the war against Al Qaeda. Some Americans are in a debunking mood on this ninth anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. Ted Koppel has produced a new documentary for the …Car Talk (for Kids)
With the start of the school year, Meghan Cox Gurdon finds herself back on the road carpooling, listening in on a car full of children. With the start of the school year, Meghan Cox Gurdon finds herself back on the road carpooling, listening in on a car full of children. Well, here we all …Just Say No
David Eddie shares a two-letter solution with a reader worried that he cannot stop his friends from taking advantage of him. Writing in the Globe and Mail , David Eddie fields a question from a reader worried that he cannot stop his friends from taking advantage of him. The reader writes: …Why You Shouldn't Fear Google & Verizon's Net Neutrality Deal
For all of the angst, the Google-Verizon net neutrality framework announced last week would keep the internet operating pretty much the same way it does today. "Breaking up is hard to do. If he didn’t know it before, Google CEO Eric Schmidt has realized it now. After pushing the "net neutrality" …