Coming to Dallas as his country openly debates its new role in the NATO alliance and the propriety of the NATO campaign against its European neighbor Yugoslavia, Parliamentary head Vaclav Klaus will speak to a luncheon sponsored by the National Center for Policy Analysis.
The National Center for Policy Analysis announced today that an episode of the nationally syndicated program DebatesDebates, which was sponsored by the NCPA, will begin airing nationally this week.
Criticism that "urban sprawl" damages the environment and threatens open spaces is based on false beliefs.
Suing Gun Manufacturers: Hazardous to Our Health, set to be released Tuesday at the National Press Club, analyzes for the first time the short term and the long term financial benefit to communities from defensive gun use.
Despite a number of law suits filed against the gun industry, making similar arguments to the ones used successfully against the tobacco companies, a groundbreaking study by the National Center for Policy Analysis concludes that, unlike tobacco, the benefits of gun ownership exceed the cost.
The National Center for Policy Analysis announced today that an episode of the nationally syndicated program DebatesDebates, which was sponsored by the NCPA, will begin airing nationally this week.
George Allen – one of the new breed of popular Republican Governors that have had a transforming effect on their states – will be in Dallas Wednesday, to discuss what he sees as the keys to success in the 21st Century for every state in the nation.
George Allen, former governor of Virginia and a distinguished fellow with the Dallas-based National Center for Policy Analysis, will speak at a "Morning Newsmaker" at the National Press Club on Monday.
Despite a nationwide teacher shortage in traditional public schools, one Arizona charter school recently received applications from 200 qualified candidates for fewer than 10 teaching jobs.
Is the U.S. the banker to the world? Why has the U.S. prospered while economies around the world tumble?
Coming to see how conservative policies have worked in Texas and what implications they might have for Great Britain, the Right Honorable William Hague, leader of the Conservative Party in Great Britain, will be in Dallas-Fort Worth.
The Honorable George Allen, former Governor of Virginia (1994-98) and a Distinguished Fellow at the National Center for Policy Analysis, will address an international gathering of free-market leaders at a luncheon.
While America was founded on the principle of freedom, it is a foreign concept in many other nations.
H. Sterling Burnett, a senior policy analyst with the Dallas-based National Center for Policy Analysis, will take part in a panel discussion and a press conference about the recent outbreak of law suits filed against the firearm industry this weekend at the national "S.H.O.T. Show" held Atlanta.
DebatesDebates, the hour-long public affairs program airing on Dallas Community Television (DCTV) sponsored by the National Center for Policy Analysis, will focus this week on the title topic "Should We Abolish the Capital Gains Tax?"
What choices do we have to reform education for our kids?
The Right Honorable David Davis, a leading member of the British Parliament, and the Honorable Armando Ribas, an expert on South American currency issues, will address attendees at a two-day conference sponsored by the National Center for Policy Analysis and the Virginia-based Atlas Economic Research Foundation.
The world's Most Valuable Players in the global movement toward free-market economies will gather February 6 for a gala dinner featuring Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman and his wife.
The National Center for Policy Analysis and the Virginia-based Atlas Economic Research Foundation will sponsor two tapings of the syndicated public affairs program DebatesDebates.
Medicare is going broke faster than Social Security.
The National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) and Texas Senator Phil Gramm will hold a press conference tomorrow at the National Press Club to release a study outlining a first-of-its kind proposal to fundamentally reform the nation's Medicare system.
Dallas Community Television (DCTV) and the National Center for Policy Analysis announce that DebatesDebates, an hour-long public affairs program, will begin airing three times a week in the Dallas market.
A recent taping of William F. Buckley's Firing Line Debate, recorded in Dallas earlier this month hosted by the National Center for Policy Analysis and sponsored by the Hatton W. Sumners Foundation, will be aired at 8 p.m., Sunday, December 20, on KDTN Television/Channel 2and again at 2 p.m., Sunday, December 27, on KERA Television/Channel 13.
H. Sterling Burnett, an environmental policy and gun law analyst with the Dallas-based National Center for Policy Analysis will visit Washington to discuss possible changes to state and federal public forest management with congressional offices and targeted revisions of the Endangered Species Act with the Endangered Species Coalition.
"Where will this silly lawsuit parade stop, suing Hershey's for the cost of a root canal?"