American Government: Balance Between Freedom and Order

Many U.S. citizens complain about the restrictions that have been placed upon their civil liberties since September 11, 2001. However, the government must balance citizen rights with the duties entrusted to it by those very citizens. This article discusses that dilemma.

Submitted By Foreword Communications

Conflict - Georgia and South Ossetia

The current conflict in Georgia and South Ossetia has its roots in history. In order to understand what is happening, we must understand what has happened in the past. This article briefly explores that history.

Submitted By Wondo

Morgentaler: Order of Canada to be Received by Abortionist
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A brief look at the life of Dr. Henry Morgentaler, and the idea of him receiving the Order of Canada.

Submitted By Sheena McComiskey

Why Homosexuals Have the Right to Adopt

No child should live without parents simply because his or her potential adoptive family is unique.

Submitted By Shannon Beineke

The Politics of Welfare Reform

Welfare reform has been a political nightmare for several decades. This article discusses the political aspects of welfare and welfare reform.

Submitted By Foreword Communications

Analysis of Irregular Migration Trends in Europe

Irregular migration, otherwise known as illegal immigration or undocumented immigration, affects every developed nation. This article discusses the irregular migration trend in Europe and how this trend effects both the immigrant and the host nation.

Submitted By Foreword Communications