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“If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.”
― George Washington

The Never-Ending Cuban Embargo
Regarding your editorials “Bush’s Cuba Pickle(1)” (May 9) and “Our Man in Havana(2)” (May 16): While the U.S. embargo has not forced Fidel Castro’s capitulation,

Prospecting for Fool’s Gold in Cuba — Again
Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter’s recent visit to communist Cuba has renewed the calls for normalization of relations with the workers’ paradise from many quarters

Medicine Contracts a Deadly Disease by Craige McMillan
Ultimately, liberalism destroys everything it touches. The disease’s carriers, however, go on and on, infecting innocent bystanders and even entire institutions with a dread disease

Cuba — Our Terrorist Neighbor to the South
Ninety miles from our southern border, one of the world’s wealthiest men (worth $1.4 billion, according to Forbes magazine) lives like a king, while his

Book Review of Cuba in Revolution: Escape From a Lost Paradise. Reviewed by Otto Scott
Fldel Castro has been the absolute ruler of Cuba for forty-two years, which brings him to the status of the longest ruling Marxist tyrant and

Statistical Malpractice — ‘Firearm Availability’ and Violence (Part II): Poverty, Education and other Socioeconomic Factors
In Part I of this article, Politics or Science, we made some preliminary observations regarding the Harvard School of Public Health study published in the