Tudor Gardens unveiled in New Zealand at Hamilton Gardens
By Travel New Zealand | January 29, 2015
Carved mythical beasts perched on green and white striped poles are seen throughout the garden
Mercedes-Benz creates a nice new ‘cute ute’
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | January 29, 2015
The GLA isn't meant as a serious off roader, which makes it pretty much like most of its competition, but for those looking for a classy, premium SUV that won't break the bank, the GLA deserves to be on your list of test drives.
Acer monitor brings 4K UHD performance to the desktop
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | January 29, 2015
A monitor such as this Acer obviously isn't for everyone. But if 4K performance is important to you, this is a good place to start your due diligence.
Taliban is not a terrorist organization?
By Guest Column Bruce Butler | January 29, 2015
Obama justification of the Bergdahl swap
Obama Funding the Anti-Bibi Campaign
By Matthew Vadum | January 29, 2015
How your tax dollars are being used in the drive to oust Netanyahu — and weaken Israel.
Sons of Liberty: A Review
By Nelson Hultberg | January 29, 2015
Sam Adams, John Hancock, Paul Revere, and Dr. Joseph Warren are eternal archetypes of what is required as human beings to live freely and justly.
Increasing Demand For Refined Products Will Increase Oil Prices
By Oilprice.com Dan Steffens | January 29, 2015
Even before the sharp decline in oil prices, global demand for oil was growing at a rate of 1 million barrels per day per year.
Brand new rights for illegals?
Castro to Obama: Give us back Gitmo, end embargo . . . then we’ll talk, bro
By Dan Calabrese | January 29, 2015
In charge.
After Obama Visit, India To Double Coal Output
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 29, 2015
Europe’s $100 Billion Green Energy Mistake
EPA’s Coal Restrictions are More About Picking Winners and Losers, Redistributing Wealth
By Guest Column John Bryant | January 29, 2015
China, India
Exclusive: FDIC Changes Tactics in Response to Operation Choke Point
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | January 29, 2015
The bill will affect other regulatory agencies in addition to the FDIC, and would also provide a legal basis for citizens to take action against banks or regulatory institutions.
The First Amendment is Dead
By News on the Net | January 29, 2015
The first amendment is dead; long live the reign of sensitivity. Ben Shapiro explores how Americans have forfeited their fundamental rights in the name of political correctness.
Obama’s “Leading from Behind” has U.S in full retreat
By James Jay Carafano | January 29, 2015
it is not fair to label Mr. Obama’s approach as “leading from behind.” He often takes the initiative to address foreign policy problems. It’s just that what he is doing is not working.
Mullahs’ regime stuck in epicenter of crises
By Heshmat Alavi | January 29, 2015
Unveiling human rights violations in Iran has increased to the regime's already boiling crises and added to its complications
Islam Has a Problem (and I am Not Saying This Myself)
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | January 29, 2015
From secular reports to Muslim accounts, to atheistic philosophers' questions and comments, and the research, statistics, and accounts
The Michelle Obama Valerie Jarrett Publicity Hound Tag Team
By Judi McLeod | January 29, 2015
Every girl’s life matters to Michelle Obama and Valerie Jarrett only so long as those lives can be exploited for publicity
Poll notwithstanding, a Halbig win must be GOP’s opening to dismantle ObamaCare
By Dan Calabrese | January 29, 2015
64 percent want Congress to simply restore the subsidies. They cannot do that
If you're outraged, you're part of the problem.
Government TV mocks bid to repeal government health care
By Dan Calabrese | January 28, 2015
Tell me again why we're paying for PBS?
Refreshing Honesty from James Hansen on Climate Policies
By Institute for Energy Research | January 28, 2015
California, climate change, inverventionist, James Hansen
ARPA Canada’s Legal Counsel André Schutten was encouraged by today’s decision
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | January 28, 2015
Do we shoot him for desertion or do another prisoner swap?
Indiana’s Mike Pence Latest Republican Governor to Expand Medicaid
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | January 28, 2015
“It is a proven model for Medicaid reform across the nation,”
Beer compound could help fend off Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases
By American Chemical Society Jianguo Fang, Ph.D. | January 28, 2015
A compound in hops, which is an ingredient in beer, could help protect brain cells from damage.
U.S. Settles Suit Over Misuse of West L.A. Veterans Campus
By Robert L. Rosebrock | January 28, 2015
Join us for our 358th consecutive Sunday Rally to "Save Our Veterans Land" and to "Bring Our Homeless Veterans HOME."
The Doomsday Clock
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 28, 2015
Don’t you think the current “order of the day” of blaming nearly everything under the sun on climate change or carbon dioxide is a bit over the top?
World’s smallest, cheapest patch pump for diabetics
By Guest Column Israel21c | January 28, 2015
TouchéMedical is developing a low-cost ‘smart’ patch pump designed for patients of all ages with diabetes, Parkinson’s and other chronic conditions.
More wind power will increase hydro rates
By Guest Column Mark Davis | January 28, 2015
“We are calling on the Government of Ontario and the IESO to make a sober re-evaluation of the damage current energy policy is doing to our economy

