Page 33 - Ed Feulner News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

You can learn a lot by reading someone's diary. Consider The Reagan Diaries. Anyone who still buys the absurd notion that our 40th president was an "amiable dunce" will be shocked to read the words of a first-rate leader, guiding policy and easily outflanking his political opponents. To some, including author and historian Lee Edwards, Reagan's grasp of policy is no surprise. Edwards visited the former actor's home in the 1960s and was impressed with his book collection, including many volumes on conservatism. The margins were filled with Reagan's notes.

And an explosion hits a key Crimea bridge.

Reporters and pundits don’t always get it right. Take the Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona’s immigration law.

Winter is barely behind us, and gasoline prices are already rising. Worse, experts predict more price increases are right down the road. This poses two problems. First, higher energy prices mean families have less to spend on other necessities. Second, most of the money we spend for fuel ends up overseas, often supporting countries that don't wish us well.

The Heritage Foundation today released this statement upon the death of Edward E. Noble: “Ed Noble was a man of exceptional foresight and generosity,” said Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint. “One of our three founders, he was willing to invest in what then was just an idea—a research institute devoted to solving the nation’s great problems by advancing policies based on conservative principles.