Detroit - Conservative Brand of Social Justice
By News on the Net Bob de La Tigra | August 1, 2013
What more could any collective and redistribution Government hope for?
For or Against the Constitution?
By J.D. Longstreet | August 1, 2013
Americans ARE waking up, albeit, slowly. Hopefully, it isn't TOO slow.
Played for fools again
Zimbabweans keeping the faith on election results
By Judi McLeod | August 1, 2013
Country largely ignored by the outside world which has gone from the bread basket of Africa to one of the poorest nations on earth
White House Has ‘Peculiar’ Justification for Illegal Immigration
By Michael R. Shannon | August 1, 2013
Democrats are more than happy to dump the resulting social costs on the rest of the country.
Protecting Your Information From The NSA
By Guest Column Jeffrey Sisk | August 1, 2013
Zeekly
The Environmental Apocalypse
By Daniel Greenfield | August 1, 2013
Environmentalism: Beneath all the empty chatter about social riches and sustainability is that need to impose progressive misery
Twisted Roots of Race-Baiting
By Mary A. Nicholas | August 1, 2013
American Betrayal, The Secret Assault on Our Nation's Character
Heroizing a Traitor
By Arnold Ahlert | August 1, 2013
Bradley Manning Guilty six counts of violating the Espionage Act, five counts of theft, one count of computer fraud
Coal projects have the potential to reduce energy poverty and even improve the environment for over a billion people in developing countries
The Real Lincoln
By Guest Column Phyllis Handkins | July 31, 2013
A “wannabe” dictator
Obama Using the UN to Bully Israel
By Guest Column Anne Bayefsky | July 31, 2013
Just like UN Israel-haters have always said, it turns out that this American administration also believes that Israel is the root cause of the world’s problems
The Rise and Fall of Cartels
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 31, 2013
Potash, Oil, Drug Cartels
Hillary the Movie’s already owned by Benghazi Posterity
By Judi McLeod | July 31, 2013
Earth to NBC:
The Math for the 2014 Senate Races is Wrong
By Jim Yardley | July 31, 2013
Republicans need 54 seats in Senate because of McCain, Graham, Ayotte
Formation of Citizens’ Commission on Benghazi Announced at Washington Press Conference [Video]
By Guest Column AIM.org | July 31, 2013
The Commission speakers announced a conference that will take place in Washington, D.C. on September 16th at the Heritage Foundation
GDP growth of 1.7 percent is simply terrible, but it's the new normal under this administration
The Great Defunding Obamacare Debate
By Alan Caruba | July 31, 2013
Obamacare will ruin the best healthcare system in the world and it will end up killing people
Liberal Dreams Realized
By David A. Nace | July 31, 2013
Detroit demonstrates the logical consequences of the liberal utopian dream. Is that the future that we want for America?
It's a busy day for the John McCain crazy train
Government is hiring what it calls a ‘Behavioral Insights Team’ that will look for ways to subtly influence people’s behavior
Government treating people like subjects, not partners
By Guest Column Bill Hamilton | July 31, 2013
If you think that you matter one iota -- think again
This week’s art news: Galleries must evolve
By Tim Saunders | July 31, 2013
Bell Fine Art in Winchester, UK
Chemical company giants stall with global economy
By American Chemical Society | July 31, 2013
The effect of their slowdown and other economic factors rippled through the global chemical industry
Toward broad-spectrum antiviral drugs for common cold and other infections
By American Chemical Society Angus MacLeod, Ph.D. | July 31, 2013
The substances work by blocking the ability of these viruses to multiply
Progress in using ethanol to make key raw material now produced from oil
By American Chemical Society Yingzhe Yu, Ph.D. | July 31, 2013
A chemical called ethylene, now produced from petroleum, is one of the most important raw materials for everyday products
Insect-inspired super rubber moves toward practical uses in medicine
By American Chemical Society Kristi L. Kiick, Ph.D. | July 31, 2013
A protein called resilin in nanosprings, biorubbers, biosensors and other applications
Transplants from pigs may help diabetics
By Guest Column Israel21c | July 31, 2013
An Israeli study funded by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation clears a major barrier to enabling safe transplants between species.
The Next Energy Revolution
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 31, 2013
Scientists Envision Tapping Methane Hydrates In Arctic And On Ocean Floor
Nothing to ‘chuckle’ about: Despite what Obama says, Keystone jobs no laughing matter
By News on the Net Ezra Levant | July 31, 2013
Studies estimate building the pipe would create 42,000 jobs.