Hop Aboard!
By Wes Porter | May 13, 2015
Hops were formerly widely grown as a commercial crop in North America, including from coast to Canadian coast
To be shuttered this year.
The New Detroit
Flushing wet wipes down the toilet might not be such a good idea.
Once this new payroll tax is implemented by 2017, it will mean less money for families who are already being squeezed
UN Watch Condemns Saudi Bid to Head UN Rights Council
By UN Watch | May 13, 2015
Urges World Leaders to Oppose “Oppressive, Fundamentalist Regime”
Screening foreign acquisitions may discourage Canadian entrepreneurship, economic growth
By Fraser Institute Steven Globerman | May 13, 2015
“The costs of screening are likely to outweigh the benefits, so Canadians would be economically better off if the screening process was abandoned, except perhaps where national security is a concern,”
Israeli water-tech flows to thirsty California
By Guest Column Israel21c | May 13, 2015
No nation has invested more in water technology than Israel. With California facing chronic drought, major cooperative measures are taking root.
Saudi Arabia Continues To Turn Screws On U.S. Shale
By Oilprice.com | May 13, 2015
Oil inventories in the U.S. are still at 80-year highs, which should keep a lid on prices. That will continue to inflict damage on U.S. drillers
$1.89T: Tax Revenue for FY15 Hit Record Through April—Gov’t Runs $282B Deficit
By News on the Net CNSNews.com | May 13, 2015
The federal government spent approximately $2,174,368,000,000, leaving a deficit of approximately $282,766,000,000.
Obama’s Home State To Shut Down State-Based ObamaCare Exchange Over Lack of Funds
By News on the Net CNSNews.com | May 13, 2015
According to reports, the federal government told the HHC in March that the exchange was out of compliance with Obamacare because it was not financially self-sustainable
A Vote Of Confidence In Shale Gas
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 13, 2015
New Energy Minister ‘Expected To Prioritise Shale Development’
Can't resist finishing that burger? Researchers are developing a compound that could help control appetite.
Extracts from leftover coffee grounds are full of antioxidants
Barack and Michelle the Poverty Pimps
By Judi McLeod | May 13, 2015
Crying poor mouth by the Obamas has about as much validity as the rich-by-billions Clintons trying to get away with crying poor mouth
Endless Racial Discord
By Alan Caruba | May 13, 2015
most racially divisive leader in America is our first African-American President
Arab Leaders Revolt Against Iran Nuke Deal
By Arnold Ahlert | May 13, 2015
The Obama narrative that Israel poses the only opposition goes up in smoke
Eight passengers remain in critical condition at Temple
Using anti-aircraft ammo, no less.
Freedom House: Democracy Discarded, Return to the Iron Fist
By Sierra Rayne | May 13, 2015
Post-Cold War honeymoon is long over. It was a geopolitical honeymoon that the West should have never taken in the first place
North Americans have been programmed for illness. Today, a well person is someone who hasn’t seen enough T.V. ads, been examined by enough doctors and had enough tests done.
Amtrak train derails killing 5
By News on the Net | May 12, 2015
Amtrak train crashes in Philadelphia, wreckage 'pretty bad'
High River Forced Entries, Unwarranted Searches & Seizures
By Dennis R. Young | May 12, 2015
137 More Pages Of RCMP Handwritten Notes Raises 74 Questions
Judi’s insight into the truth
By Guest Column William Hooper | May 12, 2015
Louisiana State Police Unite Brothers & Badges
By Nadra Enzi | May 12, 2015
A recurrent concern was New Orleans readiness for Baltimore-level rioting, both tactically and via relationships in place.
Wait, what?
This entire phony genre of journalism is now well beyond embarrassing.
Obama Didn’t Have Georgetown Cover the Cross Behind His Podium - THIS TIME
By News on the Net Media Research Center | May 12, 2015
Back in April 2009, the White House had asked that GU cover up all signs and symbols in Gaston Hall before President Obama delivered remarks on the U.S. economy.
Cops: Mom kissed baby before tossing him off bridge to death
By News on the Net | May 12, 2015
Emergency personnel eventually revived him, but he was declared brain dead six days later and removed from life support.
Volcanoes, Dinosaurs and Climate Change
By Jack Dini | May 12, 2015
One myth is that volcanoes emit more CO2 than human activities. According to the USGS, research findings indicated that the answer to this is a clear and unequivocal 'no'

