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Congress Plans Fight on Obama Administration’s Illegal Diversion of $3.5 Billion to Insurers By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | March 2, 2016

“HHS should remember that breaking the law with regards to Obamacare is why the House sued them in the first place,”

Mocking Marco By Ron Marr | March 2, 2016

I can take loud and politically incorrect. I'll never accept phony

12th Video Catches Planned Parenthood Aborting Intact Late-Term Babies to Sell as Parts By News on the Net Life News | March 2, 2016

In the video, Russo also confirms that Planned Parenthood abortionists do change the abortion procedure to increase the chances of getting an intact aborted baby’s body

Toward diagnosing diseases such as cancer in their earliest stages By American Chemical Society | March 2, 2016

A new test could someday help doctors catch diseases at their earliest stages.

What gives Parmesan cheese its unique taste? By American Chemical Society | March 2, 2016

Understanding what's in parmesan could help producers ensure good taste.

Hair forensics could yield false positives for cocaine use By American Chemical Society | March 2, 2016

A close-up of cocaine distribution in washed hair strands that were either contaminated with the drug (left two columns) or came from a user shows that telling the difference is difficult.

Syrian academics face danger, limited options By American Chemical Society | March 2, 2016

Kassem Alsayed Mahmoud is one of many scientists who have been affected by the war in Syria.

Courageous Texas Passes Non-Transgender Rule for High School Sports By Christian Newswire | March 2, 2016

"Common sense is thrown out the window in our politically correct culture,"

Here are your Super Tuesday results By Robert Laurie | March 2, 2016

Yuuge winners, and real losers.

Delegate count: Trump 285, Cruz 161, Rubio 87 By Dan Calabrese | March 2, 2016

1,237 needed to win . . . so now what?

ART NEWS: Fifth solo London show for Matthew Alexander By Tim Saunders | March 2, 2016

“Matthew Alexander is a fine artist in the true tradition of European landscape painting

Secretary Jewell’s Stealth Attack on Recreation on Public Lands By Institute for Energy Research | March 1, 2016

Carbon dioixide, Coal, coal moratorium, Department of Interior, federal lands, natural gas, oil, recreation, Sally Jewell

First of its Kind Raid, 11 Girls Rescued and Two Major Traffickers Arrested By Christian Newswire | March 1, 2016

These 11 girls were in Basantakunja, Delhi located in a high-rise apartment building

Senate Energy Bill Will Only Increase Government Cronyism By Heritage Foundation Nicolas Loris | March 1, 2016

The bipartisan bill illustrates why bipartisanship isn’t always a good thing

What David Duke has to say By Arthur Weinreb | March 1, 2016

Media and the Republican establishment will continue their attempts to make Trump out to be a racist to secure a Clinton presidency in November

Obama arrogance propels Trump to presidency By Judi McLeod | March 1, 2016

It’s time for the followers of Republican hopefuls to coalesce around an ABH (Anybody But Hillary) 2016 presidential campaign slogan

Guessing Game: The Unfathomable World Of Canada’s Liberal Government By Brad Salzberg | March 1, 2016

If Justin Trudeau wants to live within an illusory world of happy-go-lucky globalism, let him do it off-camera, and not as the host of a spectacle Canadians never wanted to see broadcast in the first place

On Super Tuesday, you could have been voting for the guy who saved Wisconsin taxpayers $5 billion By Dan Calabrese | March 1, 2016

But no . . .

Michael Bloomberg probably not running, so Hillary will just have to grab your guns herself By Robert Laurie | March 1, 2016

Gun grabbing mayor bowing out.

Spring (officially) arrives By Wes Porter | March 1, 2016

March wouldn’t be March without a trip to the sugar bush, for example at the Elmira Maple Syrup Festival, Ontario

Blended politics and befuddled ideas By David L. Hunter | March 1, 2016

Democrat's obscuring alphabet soup of different labels is meaningless

Body Mass Index Poor Metric For Measuring Health By Jack Dini | March 1, 2016

BMI doesn't scale well. A tall man with the exact same build and body composition as a shorter man will have a higher BMI

NEW Mitsubishi Outlander By Tim Saunders | March 1, 2016

Unfortunately, the Outlander is home to another disappointing satellite navigation system that does not recognise the village of Tadley in Hampshire.

Pete’s Dragon Trailer - Real New Zealand Locations By Travel New Zealand | March 1, 2016

Visit New Zealand in any season. Throughout both islands, you’ll have your choice of unique adventures

Kerry State Dept. extended clearance of Hillary crony Mills to give her time to trash Hillary’s e-ma By Dan Calabrese | March 1, 2016

Unreal.

Scientists ‘Are Exaggerating CO2 Threat To Marine Life’ By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 1, 2016

Review Of Marine Science Finds “Inherent Bias” Of Alarmist Predictions

Why Does Stepping On a Lego Hurt So Bad? By American Chemical Society | March 1, 2016

We're talking nociception today folks, and the chemistry of how these little two gram blocks pack enough punch to send you into orbit.

Anderson Cooper One-one-one Full Interview With Melania Trump By News on the Net | March 1, 2016

CNN Interview

CTF Calls for Federal Government to Reject Senate Sugar Tax By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | March 1, 2016

“The only thing a sugar tax will make thinner are Canadians’ wallets,”

Inside the Push to Make It Harder for Government to ‘Steal’ Property, Cash in America By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | March 1, 2016

In Oklahoma, state Sen. Kyle Loveless, R-Oklahoma City, has mounted a challenge to the state's civil forfeiture laws. Under civil forfeiture, law enforcement can seize cash, cars and property without ever charging the property owner with a crime.