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President Bush announces plans for stepped up enforcement of existing laws against employing illegal aliens. This enforcement is still minuscule, and will have virtually no effect on illegal immigration. Employers who depend on illegal immigration are worried. Good. They can either switch to hiring legal workers or get busted.

President Bush signs new law expanding his power to wiretap suspected terrorists without a warrant.

UN calls for greater UN presence in Iraq, but the UN will resist the move. The UN resists itself?

Divorce lawyers using easy-pass records (which use RFID chips) to find cheaters. So you think that you have nothing to lose in the coming surveillance society? Everything you do, everywhere you go, when you go there, where you come from and where you subsequently go will be analyzed and used against you.

Israeli highway through west bank will separate Israelis from Palestinians to restrict terrorists.

Thanks to ethanol subsidies, milk price is at an all time high.

Schools are discouraging students from taking top level math courses to improve their grade averages.

Drug kingpin identified by voice-print after cosmetic surgery.

Using data mining to effectively fight crime.

Canada to build arctic military bases in response to Russia's aggressive claims on the arctic. Denmark responds as well.

Reason explains why we have to change how we fund infrastructure in order to keep it from crumbling.

Reason takes on farm subsidies.

Almost 1/2 of American murder victims are black.

The courts continue to strike down laws attempting to ban video games, but ban-happy legislatures continue to try.

The WSJ website could become free. Let's hope so.

Democrats debate gay issues. I think the conservative bloggers will make hay with this all the way up until the election in Nov., 08.

New design for fusion reactors may make them feasible.

Pat Buchanan sums up the folly of our political policy of titanic, liberal government, support by both parties. America is already starting to pay the piper for titanic government, yet the 2 parties grow government more each and every year, and supposedly intelligent people vote for them knowing full well the consequences will be the destruction of our country.

Boortz identifies the failings of the new ethics reform bill. This bill is obviously not much better than before, but it is better. More on the unethical Congress.

I would be shocked if there was only one al Qaeda cell operating in the US.

Economist explains serious problems with the IPCC.

Mark Steyn explains how wealthy terrorist financiers use foreign courts to shut down publishing of books that expose them.

The House votes to raise taxes on oil companies and to cut taxes on more expensive, alternative fuels. We'll all pay more at the pump because of this, and the oil companies may just take their business to a business friendly country.

Michael Yon reports that al Qaeda is a serious enemy in Iraq.

Robert Putnam has discovered that diversity hurts communities, contrary to politically correct pronouncements.

Walking to the store produces more carbon that driving.

Why are taxpayers paying for a Muslim school?

Does the man who grabbed Barry Bonds' record breaking home run ball owe the IRS $200,000 in taxes?

Hate crimes ruling abrogates the need for hate. Any crime against a protected minority is a hate crime. All hate crime laws are bogus.

Home schooled children average higher schools on college entrance exams.

French teen arrested for translating Harry Potter book into French before it is released in France.

Jonah Goldberg explains how progressives destroyed the word progressive, then stole and destroyed the world liberal, and are now back to using the word progressive.

Thomas Sowell says the collapsing bridge highlights how our incentive system for politicians who spend our money is screwed up. New building buys votes, but maintaining existing structures does not.

Michelle Malkin discusses the exposed New Republic blogger.

Political correctness is taking the danger out of boyhood, making weaker men.

Terrorists are teaming with drug cartels and piggybacking off the illegal alien industry. Legalizing drugs will stop this. The war on drugs just make the drug cartels richer and more powerful. It's interesting to note that these reports are from 2005 - i.e. Bush and Congress was well aware of this when they were pushing their amnesty bill.