Last updated Friday, August 27, 2004 5:40 PM

Celebrating 84 years of women's suffrage
The very pro-life Susan B. Anthony knew that one vote made a difference.

Predictable distortion of climate change
What compels scientists to emphasize unwarranted scares without respect for fact?

Kerry campaign backtracks on first Purple Heart award
Campaign says wound may have been self-inflicted.

Second judge rules partial-birth abortion ban unconstitutional
Judge says the only way procedure can be banned is if a "medical consensus" is reaching showing that no woman would benefit from the abortion procedure.

Passing the torch
After doping scandals, an overdose of fame, and unexpected losses defrocked the reigning legends of U.S. track and field, a new generation of champions arose overnight in Athens.

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The Wall Street Journal's Editorial Page and OpinionJournal.com present a seminar hosted by Paul Gigot on Wed., Sept. 22 at the Harvard Club in New York City.

Two Americas: One rich, one poor?
Understanding income inequality in the United States.

IWF applauds Schwarzenegger’s good housekeeping prowess
Governor Arnold launches an innovative program to clean out what he calls "the cobwebs of government."

"Live" with Thomas Sowell
Thomas Sowell has pioneered a niche once thought to be an oxymoron: the black conservative thinker.

Price controls on drugs would be inhumane
Price controls mean many would suffer or die unnecessarily.

Family Security Matters equips women to fight terror
New organization informs women about how they can enhance our country's efforts to keep our children and families safe and secure.

Will a U.S. Embassy destroy a national monument?
Proposals to build a new embassy in Skopje, Macedonia overlook the fact that the area is a cultural monument.

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This land is not your land
Michigan’s failed experiment with eminent domain comes to an end.

The life story of Condoleezza Rice
The inspiring journey of the U.S. national security advisor.

Pastors targeted in fall elections
Leftist groups are worried that religious conservatives have been energized into action by the debate over homosexual 'marriage.'

Kerry once supported tax rate reductions for the wealthy
Mounting economic evidence indicates that tax hikes targeted at the wealthy are counterproductive.

Cave bug ruling lends support to Elton John's 'Circle of Life'
Imagine being banned from using your property because of a bug.

Will voters choose to expand gambling interests in California?
Analyst says the the cost of slot machines to families and society is not worth the risk.

Majority of Americans support school vouchers
National study raises question of bias in annual Phi Delta Kappa poll.

Raising pure kids in an impure world
A new book by Richard & Renee Durfield says parents are a vital influence in helping their children resist sexual temptation.

Georgia celebrates progress in raising student achievement
“I’m proud of what our teachers have accomplished,” Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue recently told a cheering crowd.

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