The Utter Desperation of Global Warmists
By Alan Caruba | April 5, 2012
Global warming hoax
The Drowning Polar Bear Myth
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | April 5, 2012
Polar bears are thriving
Subaru Outback provides crisp car-like handling with the versatility of an SUV
Subaru anticipates that the 2013 XV Crosstrek will achieve top-of-class fuel efficiency with manufacturer-estimated fuel economy figures of 8.2 L/100 KM city and 6.0 L/100 KM highway
2013 Subaru BRZ: A Nimble, Rear-wheel Drive Sports Coupe
By News on the Net | April 5, 2012
Key to Sports Car Handling: Light Weight and Ultra-low Centre of Gravity
UN-sponsored meeting equates Israelis with Nazis
By Guest Column Anne Bayefsky | April 5, 2012
Palestinian Minister accuses Israeli leaders of advocating extermination camps
EyeSight also integrates adaptive cruise control, pre-collision braking and a vehicle lane departure warning.
2013 Subaru Legacy: New Powertrain, Technology and Amenities
By News on the Net | April 5, 2012
The Most Fuel-Efficient All-Wheel Drive Mid-size Sedan
NC Marriage Amendment On Ballot In May
By J.D. Longstreet | April 5, 2012
The supporters of same-sex marriage, in order to convince blacks to vote against the measure, have mounted a campaign to convince NC voters that denying same-sex marriages is “discrimination.”
Beware the Taxmageddon
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | April 5, 2012
Those who will have to pay the higher tax burden are waiting to see what the future holds
Degenerative Economic Disorder and Obamalude
By James Sharp | April 5, 2012
Since the 1970s, the United States has been engaged in a "War on Drugs". The nation should make Obamalude its prime target in that war
Rock and Roll and Obamacare
By Robert Klein Engler | April 5, 2012
Civil Rights, Big Government
The Stories We Tell
By Daniel Greenfield | April 5, 2012
Everyone knows the story. The details don't properly matter. Zimmerman's race, who hit who first, these are minor elements. What matters is that we remember the moral of the story. That we are bad.
Obama, Health Care, and the Nine Supreme Court Justices
By Douglas V. Gibbs | April 5, 2012
Judicial Review, Nullify
Islamic or Islamist: Will the difference really matter?
By Guest Column Ashraf Ramelah | April 5, 2012
American Islamic Leadership Coalition, AILC
Wear Red to Win at Sports
By Jack Dini | April 5, 2012
Wear Red you win, Wear black you are penalized
Media Caught Peddling Left-Wing Narrative in Place of News
By Warner Todd Huston | April 5, 2012
The leftists sell their false narrative to lazy and foolish columnists and “reporters” to push their faux stories in order to make sure their versions of the “facts” become the prevailing opinion.
McGuinty Right to Reject NDP’s Proposed Tax Grab
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas, Ontario Director | April 5, 2012
Horwath’s tax grab would target roughly 60,000 Ontarians and hike their taxes an average of $10,000 each.
Will Believers Tip the 2012 Election?
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | April 5, 2012
We tried ‘change’ in 2008, now we are up for a ‘save’ that we had better start believing in while there is still time
Stand Your Ground and Protect Your Castle
By Joseph Harris | April 4, 2012
Zimmerman/Trayvon affair
Letter to Mr. Obama (aka Barry Soetoro)
By Guest Column James Chaney | April 4, 2012
Your quest for power is duly constrained
Democrat presidents FDR and JFK and recent candidates Al Gore (2000) and John Kerry (2004) all eminently qualify for the 1% club
Passover 2012
By Alan Caruba | April 4, 2012
They are not called the “chosen people” for nothing
Cancel Climate Capers
By Viv Forbes | April 4, 2012
Gillard/Greens scheme
Foreigners keen to invest in Zimbabwe despite bad politics
By Stephen Chadenga | April 4, 2012
Onus is on political leaders in the country to put their house in order by committing themselves to address the issue of bad politics
Subsidized public housing
Inhofe Calls for Senate EPW Hearing on GSA Extravagance
By EPW Blog | April 4, 2012
We should hold a hearing to get to the bottom of this scandal and ensure that it never happens again.
The beginning of a new revolution in indigo dyeing that will improve its environmental profile.
The scientists describe the synthesis and lab testing of a new imaging agent (called FPPDB),
Plant cells of many plant species, grown in large industrial vats, find extensive use in producing medical and commercial products and plants for agriculture.