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Visionary conservative activist and founder of the prestigious Heritage Foundation dead at age 66.

Where can one go to find information on free market economics and the Framers perspective on the United States Constitution?

Circus acts, stuffed animals, a flume ride, star gazing. a water park and special events assure there's never a dull day at Nevada's "Biggest Little City in the World".

This U.S. event celebrates both the versatility of the wild horse or mustang and the talent of the horse trainers who participate in the Extreme Mustang Makeover.

The National Wild Horse and Burro Program helps the public realize the dream of owning and caring for a mustang or burro, while protecting wild horses and U.S. rangelands

As the summer heat and Cap and Trade legislation arrives, save energy and reduce utility bills with insulation, Energy Star radiant barrier foil, and weatherstripping.

Nepal, one of the poorest countries in the world, is facing economic woes after years of instability. The current environment of confusion is hurting the economy.

The sale of arms constitutes a significant part of what is known today as Sino-African trade. How has this trade evolved since the Cold War?

Looking for financial aid for your college education? Here's information about some of the many scholarships available to Hispanic American students.

Sociologists have demonstrated many problems for teens having sex. This includes social diseases, pregnancies, and development of intimacy and relationship problems.

A new web memorandum by the Heritage Foundation argues for a streamlined process for nuclear reactor construction permits.

While a superior US military force may offer protection to its citizens and also deter enemy attack, there are indications it may also act as an obstacle to global peace.

The Saint Paul Winter Carnival is set for family fun on January 22 through February 2, 2009 with ice carving competition, and fanciful family oriented entertainment.

The Jazz and Heritage Festival returns to its pre-Katrina format with a lineup that is called the best in 39 years. It starts April 25 at the Fair Grounds Race Course.

Amid the current global economic downturn the U.S. is emphasizing social issues, climate conditions & displaced American workers in a reworked KORUS free trade agreement.

Start a tradition of celebrating the holidays by taking a family vacation or couples' getaway. There are holiday vacations to fit every budget.

The Komagata Maru arrived in Vancouver Harbour in May 1914; most of the 376 East Indian passengers were never allowed to leave the ship.

It's been said that a conservative knows that he's right while a liberal knows that he could be wrong. One takes a dogmatic approach to life; the other applies reason.

Although the nation has celebrated July 4th since the end of the 18th Century, the holiday has been frequently transformed to address contemporary national issues.

A new backgrounder by James Phillips at The Heritage Foundation cautions the Bush administration against rushing to find an answer to the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Like other Gaelic tongues, the Manx language is difficult for most English speakers to learn.

Daughter of freeborn abolitionists, Mary Ann Shadd was the first woman to edit a newspaper, and an outspoken integration and equality advocate.

Is it possible everything we've learned about global warming until now, is false?

Russian expansion into South Ossetia is the latest example of Soviet style aggression. 4 decades after the Prague Spring, Georgians feel today what Czechs felt in 1968.

The divorce of their parents is among the most stressful events a child will ever have to cope with.

Grasping for ways to fund a massive government overhaul of healthcare, Senate Democrats propose increased Medicare payroll taxes for wealthy Americans.

The massive Social Security program, created in 1937, helps keep elderly people above the poverty line, according to the SSA. Is it doomed for bankruptcy, or will it last

As more nations become socially responsible toward workers, rampant capitalism is increasing its propaganda campaign to minimize the effects through disinformation

This nation has the ingredients for growth, but progress is unsteady. With exceptions such as the Asian Financial Crisis, domestic issues are causing the stunted growth.

While Taiwan has a rich and impressive résumé of international trade accomplishments, the Silicon Island also poses some political, economic and legal risks.