NM ranching family to feds over plan to protect endangered mouse: Don’t fence us out
By Watchdog.org Rob Nikolewski │ New Mexico Watchdog | July 3, 2014
THE MOUSE IN QUESTION: The meadow jumping mouse has recently been listed under the Endangered Species Act
Regulator: EPA forcing wind power on state, ‘we’re down to almost zero alternatives’
By Watchdog.org Rob Port | North Dakota Watchdog | July 3, 2014
State essentially has no choice in the matter thanks to the Environmental Protection Agency and the Obama administration.
FDA rules could kill 119-year-old family cigar business
By Watchdog.org -- William Patrick | Florida Watchdog | July 3, 2014
REGULATORY POWER: A new proposed FDA rule could extinguish a Tampa legacy and 130 jobs.
Obama and 4th of July Celebrations
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | July 3, 2014
What's to Celebrate
Obama and his Executive Orders
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | July 3, 2014
So Sue Me!
Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), The system is broken, with missed deadlines and increasing costs
Krauthammer on Illegal Immigration: ‘Fences Work’
By Heritage Foundation Monica Sanchez | July 2, 2014
Immigration crisis taking place at the U.S.-Mexico border
As Poor Nations Grow, Carbon Emissions Rise
By Jack Dini | July 2, 2014
The Obama administration's proposed carbon dioxide restrictions for the coal industry in the US
It’s Not the Occupation, It’s Islam
By Daniel Greenfield | July 2, 2014
There can be no peace until Muslims understand that the Mohammedan conquests were a genocidal atrocity that destroyed entire peoples and cultures
Repealing the 22nd Amendment of our Constitution
By Guest Column Larry Hattis | July 2, 2014
Seeds of self-destruction
Quinnipiac poll: Obama picked as ‘worst President since WWII’
By Robert Laurie | July 2, 2014
Voters sure do wish they'd elected Mitt Romney....
What doesn’t break you makes you stronger
By Tim Saunders | July 2, 2014
British artist Penelope Timmis
Shock Therapy
Toward a new way to keep electronics from overheating
By American Chemical Society Rahman Saidur, Ph.D. | July 2, 2014
Microchannel heat sink
California doesn’t know how many multiple voters it has
By Watchdog.org -- Bre Payton | July 2, 2014
California can’t participate in a crosscheck to determine how many multiple voters are in the state, because it doesn’t even have it’s own statewide database.
Apparently fences are great for punishing Americans, just not for protecting them
85% of 2.9 million ObamaCare ‘inconsistencies’ can’t be fixed
By Robert Laurie | July 2, 2014
If you think you're insured, don't be so sure.
How to age successfully with diabetes
By Guest Column Israel21c | July 2, 2014
‘We put an emphasis on sleep, depression and sexual function,’ says Dr. Tali Cukierman-Yaffe, director of this one-of-a-kind clinic in Israel
"Pro-life, not to lie, you don't care if women die,"
Motoring: VW Tiguan
By Tim Saunders | July 2, 2014
As with all VWs it feels solid and dependable from the clunking of the doors to the high quality interior
How These Rare Species Are Making It Impossible to Keep the Border Secure
By Heritage Foundation Genevieve Wood | July 2, 2014
“Going green on the border”
Wind turbines contaminate
By Guest Column World Council for Nature | July 2, 2014
Wind turbines not only attract and kill raptors, hirundines and bats: they make people seriously ill, and they contaminate the environment
Obama’s Obeisance to Cult of Vain Valerie
By Judi McLeod | July 2, 2014
“Economy for the 21st century” imposed by her number one protégé Barack Hussein Obama is not helping women but only killing America
My correction for the ills of corrupt politicians
White bread helps boost some of the gut’s ‘good’ microbes
By American Chemical Society Sonia González, Ph.D. | July 2, 2014
Pectin, a compound in citrus fruits, lowers the levels of some helpful bacteria
The Gardens of the Castle of Mey
By Wes Porter | July 2, 2014
July gardening: The Prince of Wales takes great interest in the development of his grandmother’s garden
Rooting for Horseradish
By Wes Porter | July 2, 2014
July gardening: In the garden, it may also become a pernicious weed
Christie signs budget as New Jersey faces ‘disaster’
By Watchdog.org --Mark Lagerkvist | New Jersey Watchdog | July 2, 2014
Pension reform championed by Christie in 2011, which he once called his “greatest governmental victory”, is in danger of unraveling at the seams
ND tax revenue growth still strong but slowing
By Watchdog.org --Rob Port | North Dakota Bureau | July 2, 2014
Since 2007-2009 revenues have grown more than 117 percent
As technology advances, cybersecurity jobs take center stage
By Watchdog.org -- Josh Peterson | July 2, 2014
CYBER SCHOOL: Companies and universities are working to prepare the next generation of cyber warriors