Special Report with Bret Baier. President of Discovery Institute and former census director, Bruce Chapman condemns the new strategies of taking the census as laid out by Pres. Obama and his administration. Read More ›
President of the Discovery Institute, Bruce Chapman, answers two main questions on Fox News regarding the census: what historically has the strategy of the census been and its implications, and why would the Obama administration want to change the format. Listen in to hear his answers. Read More ›
In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth we are featuring comments from two scientists and a medical doctor about Darwin, his legacy, and their own skepticism of his revolutionary theory.
Read More ›Bryan Leonard was a graduate student at Ohio State University whose dissertation defense was derailed by intolerant Darwinists who disagreed with his skeptical views of Darwinian evolution. Read More ›
Though The Wall Street Journal has run minute-by-minute accounts of the demise of Bear Stearns, nowhere in any of those accounts has anyone they really spelled out who killed Bear Stearns. Andy Kessler has put together a list of some of the suspects. Read More ›
Listen as Bruce lays the foundation for the Beyond Oil Conference speaking on the means by which progress can come. Read More ›
In the panel discussion Joe Weinman (VP, Strategy & Emerging Services, AT&T) presents his critique of Metcalfe’s law and the panel discusses it.
Who will be the crucial suppliers of the critical path components that can complete the fiber system? With the unexpected upsurge in fiber in the local loop and the efflorescence of video traffic on it, pressure continues to rise at the core.
One of the Northwest’s most intriguing sages on national politics is Ted Van Dyk, longtime Democratic strategist and writer who over his career has been an aide to such prominent figures as Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Senator George McGovern and philanthropist/financier Michael Milken. His new book, “Heroes, Hacks, and Fools: Memoirs from the Political Inside” (University of Washington Press), is Read More ›