Germany’s Energy Chaos
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | August 15, 2013
Conventional Power Plants Increasingly Uneconomic
Seawater Desalination
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | August 15, 2013
“Water chip”
New Poll Shows Support for Defunding Obamacare
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | August 15, 2013
Obamacare has already had devastating effects on workers
Our media-coddled president
By Guest Column Lois Virgo | August 15, 2013
Not their job to fix his misquotes
“There is no guarantee of lower prices. It is a complete manipulation of the Canadian public"
Correction on the Andy Vidak Election
By Selwyn Duke | August 15, 2013
California's 16th District by Republican cherry farmer Andy Vidak
Oprah’s Witch-Hunt
By Arnold Ahlert | August 15, 2013
Oprah's alleged tale of woe, crocodile tears over a crocodile hand bag
Crude Oil Reserves at Highest Level Since 1985
By Institute for Energy Research | August 14, 2013
Natural gas, Obama, oil, Oil Sands, refining, reserves, shale oil
Obama and the Missouri Rodeo Clown
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | August 14, 2013
Mocking Obama
HPV-related throat cancer an ‘epidemic’ in Canada: Study
By News on the Net | August 14, 2013
HPV is the most common sexually transmitted infection in Canada and the world
“Mamas Don’t Let your Babies grow up to be Heathens”
By Father Paul Nicholson | August 14, 2013
Holy Baptism
Are You Thin Enough or Fashionable Enough for a Boutique?
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | August 14, 2013
To see profiling in action, walk into a high-end department store. Nothing to do with race
For ‘Action August’ Little Obamanists harangue ‘Climate Deniers’
By Neil W. McCabe | August 14, 2013
Instead of open discourse, Obama’s political wing published an enemy’s list of opponents for its followers to attack
Obamacare is the “Law of the Land” (except when it’s not)
By Alan Joel | August 14, 2013
Invoking the “law of the land” when chastising your political opponents, while simultaneously ignoring the “law of the land” for political convenience is the height of executive hubris
Citizen Journalist
By Alan Caruba | August 14, 2013
James O’Keefe: Breakthrough: Our Guerrilla War to Expose Fraud and Save Democracy
Governor Brown Signs Another Law That Will Harm Innocent Children
By Liberty Counsel | August 14, 2013
“This is not about intolerance or hatred or bigotry: it is about biology
Words and Bullets
By Daniel Greenfield | August 14, 2013
A military war had been transformed into an ideological war, and its only casualties were American ideas
CNN says Ted Cruz is eligible to run for President
By Robert Laurie | August 14, 2013
The Ted Cruz birther movement is laughable, sad, and going nowhere fast.
A new sense of urgency for energy cane and other energy crops
By American Chemical Society | August 14, 2013
Far beyond providing raw material for biobased fuels, such crops also have potential for supplying inexpensive, abundant, sustainable raw materials
Watermelon juice relieves post-exercise muscle soreness
By American Chemical Society Encarna Aguayo, Ph.D. | August 14, 2013
Both the natural juice and the enriched juice relieved muscle soreness in the volunteers
Better way of checking authenticity of Earth’s smallest, most valuable bits of paper
By American Chemical Society Ludovico Valli, Ph.D. | August 14, 2013
Successful use of a lab test called infrared spectroscopy to test all of the multiple components that make up a stamp
Successful deployment of an autonomous deep-sea explorer to search for new forms of microbial life
By American Chemical Society William Ussler III, Ph.D. | August 14, 2013
Development and successful deployment of the deep-sea ESP (D-ESP) at an active methane vent in California’s Santa Monica Bay
This week’s art news: Queen Elizabeth II portrait
By Tim Saunders | August 14, 2013
The Canadian monarch is very pleased indeed
Harry Reid’s racist remarks
By Herman Cain | August 14, 2013
Playing the card
What Obama Wants for Your Children and Grandchildren
By Heritage Foundation Lindsey Burke | August 14, 2013
The Common Core State Standards Initiative turns a blind eye to the unique nature of teaching and learning
New York Bans in Schools Words Like: Gun, Dinosaur, War, Disease
By Warner Todd Huston | August 14, 2013
One of the banned words, for instance, is "slavery."
Obama, Clinton: 400 missiles and Benghazi
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | August 14, 2013
400 Missiles and the Benghazi Annex
Judge Throws Out Discrimination Charges Against Paula Deen
By Arnold Ahlert | August 14, 2013
Race discrimination claims: Savannah restaurant manager Lisa Jackson against celebrity chef Paula Deen and her brother, Bubba Hiers
China, global energy consumption, global energy issues, North Dakota, oil exports
Leaker Bradley Manning nominated for Nobel Prize by American group
By Jim Kouri | August 13, 2013
"This group [Roots Action] is well received by the Nobel people because they all share the same left-wing, new-world-order philosophy,"

