It is true that a government’s budget can be read as a blueprint of priorities in terms of what is valued, and what is not so highly valued....

Thomas Jefferson and John Adams concurred on the following preference—namely, a natural aristocracy of virtue and talent over the artificia...

How should an aspiring candidate for President of the United States go about attaining that esteemed office?—an office whose occupant was...

Perhaps no greater Renaissance man has been cited in American history than Thomas Jefferson. He wrote on the native plants of his country, ...

In a few days during July in 2010, the American media was obsessed with Shirley Sherrod, who in a tightly edited video clip had made appare...

On April 29, 2011, the world watched in utter fascination as a crown prince in one of the E.U. states married a wealthy commoner in London...

As president, Thomas Jefferson campaigned against the U.S. Supreme Court in the pivotal 1800 election after the court let the Alien and Se...

Art. 1, Sec. 8. of the US Constitution: Congress “shall have Power to lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts ...

The rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of property (Locke) or happiness (Jefferson) can all fit within a federal system that enables i...