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Eight strong leads in Madeleine McCann’s disappearance were ignored by Portuguese police By | December 14, 2011
'The English police are now continuing with an investigation which should never have been closed.'
Republicans Oppose Rebecca Wodder’s Nomination in Committee By | December 14, 2011
Rebecca Wodder to be Assistant Secretary for Fish, Wildlife and Parks at the Department of the Interior
The pipeline industry categorically rejects the notion that pipelines are unsafe in Canada. By | December 14, 2011
Federal Commissioner of the Environment and of Sustainable Development indicated potential gaps in regulatory oversight
Kyoto: Good Riddance to a Bad Deal for Canadians By Gregory Thomas, Federal and Ontario Director | December 14, 2011
The Chretien Liberals signed on to Kyoto in 1997 without ever intending to honour what they were promising under the agreement
Hudak: Ontario lags Canada in producing skilled tradespeople By | December 14, 2011
PC Leader’s apprenticeship reform plan would create 200,000 new jobs
The Truth About the Balanced Budget Amendment By Ericka Andersen | December 14, 2011
While the details of this proposal are an improvement to some of the previous, weaker BBA proposals, it still doesn’t solve America’s spending problem.
A new genre of tires: Call ‘em “sweet” and “green” By | December 14, 2011
Bio-based "Green" tires
Potential new drugs plug brain’s biological “vacuum cleaner” and target HIV By Jean Chmielewski, Ph.D. Purdue University | December 14, 2011
“This overall strategy represents a platform technology that may be readily applied to other therapies with limited brain penetration,” such as anticancer and anti-schizophrenia drugs, say the researchers.
Mercury releases into the atmosphere from ancient to modern times By | December 14, 2011
Scientists reconstructed human additions of mercury to the atmosphere using historical data and computer models.
Cotton fabric cleans itself when exposed to ordinary sunlight By Mingce Long Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai, China | December 14, 2011
Report describes cotton fabric coated with nanoparticles made from a compound of titanium dioxide and nitrogen.
New test could help track down and prosecute terrorists who use nerve gas and other agents By Carlos G. Fraga, Ph.D. | December 14, 2011
Nerve agents, like sarin (also called GB), are some of the most toxic and fast-acting chemical warfare agents in existence.
Anyone But Obama By | December 14, 2011
I think four years of Gingrich or Romney or Perry will be better for the country than another four years of Obama
America’s Last Vestige of Freedom By Stephanie Flater | December 14, 2011
Stand for Freedom
Honour Killing Entrenched in Islam By Cynthia Yacowar-Sweeney | December 14, 2011
Unless we recognize the problem for what it really is and change the Criminal Code to specifically address honour killings in Canada, they will continue to exist merely as "a complex, difficult-to-eradicate phenomenon"
Your car may be hotter than you think: IBC releases annual list of top 10 stolen vehicles By | December 14, 2011
Annual list of the top 10 most frequently stolen vehicles in Canada today
Durban Agreement In Doubt Over Faltering Kyoto Protocol By Dr. Benny Peiser | December 14, 2011
The decision of Canada to exercise its legal right to withdraw from the protocol has dealt a blow to the spirit of the Durban deal.
Pop! Goes the Cork on New Year’s By | December 14, 2011
Champagne, Sparkling Wines, New Year's Eve
President’s delays on Keystone XL compromise American energy security, cost jobs and dollars By | December 14, 2011
At this point, the greatest obstacle to American jobs and energy security is President Barack Obama
OWS Not the Party Crashers but the Party Faithful By | December 13, 2011
It’s not OWS crashing the DNC but OWS being the DNC that is the real news
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My Perfect Christmas Treats By | December 13, 2011
Communism couldn’t kill the wonder of Christmas:
Big Bend and the Trans Pecos By Richard B. Jones | December 13, 2011
Offers a brief description of a remote portion of the Mexican border now in national focus
Anyone Besides Us Getting… “Sticker Shock? By | December 13, 2011
Things are getting pricey at the grocery store
Skimming at Lucky Supermarkets Highlights Importance of Shopping Safety By | December 13, 2011
Five tips to avoid falling prey to online thieves.
A Medical Freedom Island in a Nanny State Sea By | December 13, 2011
Medical freedom zones can bring the entrepreneurial spirit back to health care in America
Inhofe Comments on Issa’s Oversight Report on NRC Chaiman Jaczko By | December 13, 2011
Chairman Jaczko's actions severely undermine the mission of the NRC to ensure the safety of the American people.
Will Mitt’s Big Bet be a Deal-Breaking Campaign Faux Pas? By | December 13, 2011
Watershed moments, Mitt Romney’s big wager
Defining Journalism Downward By | December 13, 2011
Good journalism depends on good people, well educated, and skeptical, to report on a very complex world
The King of All Vegas Real Estate Scams By | December 13, 2011
A twisted tale of how homeowners were bilked by those they least suspected: their neighbors
Inhofe Welcomes Oklahoman Joe Freeman to EPW Committee By | December 13, 2011
"Our Nation's Water Infrastructure: Challenges and Opportunities."
Thank you for the article By Mark Monroe | December 13, 2011
Is Barack a Petrified Political Fetus? By Kelly O'Connell