Tax dollars helping to fund anti-oilsands witch hunt
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | November 19, 2015
If anti-oil activists want to spend their time and money on these kinds of endeavours, they’re welcome to. But taxpayers shouldn’t be expected to foot the bill.
Paris Terrorist Attacks Underscore the Expanding Threat Posed by ISIS
By Heritage Foundation James Phillips | November 19, 2015
Soldiers patrol in front of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris as security increases after last Friday's series of deadly attacks.
Obama’s last chance: put boots on the ground and snuff ISIS
By James Jay Carafano | November 19, 2015
Delay of meaningful ground action risks allowing the twin dangers of ISIS to spread even farther
School choice can be expanded in Ontario’s public education system
By Fraser Institute | November 19, 2015
Expanding Choice in Ontario’s Public Schools
OBAMA’S PERMANENT PROTEST
By Matthew Vadum | November 19, 2015
Why the rise in rioting and civil unrest under Obama is no coincidence, but part of the plan
Obama threatens to veto bill boosting refugee scrutiny
By Dan Calabrese | November 19, 2015
Obama figures he's won the argument if he's able to unleash the most clever insult
Obama Wants to Defeat America, Not ISIS
By Daniel Greenfield | November 19, 2015
The left is not interested in making war on ISIS. It is too busy making war on America
Obama threatens to veto House GOP bill on Syrian refugee screening
By News on the Net | November 18, 2015
"Given the lives at stake and the critical importance to our partners in the Middle East and Europe of American leadership in addressing the Syrian refugee crisis ... [Obama] would veto the bill," the White House said.
At Least 15 US ‘Citizen Terrorists’ Are Also Legal Immigrants
By News on the Net | November 18, 2015
Two immigrants from Pakistan who later applied for and received U.S. citizenship were convicted of plotting to detonate a bomb in New York City in 2012, and were sentenced to a combined 55 years in prison.
A Donald Trump-Ted Cruz 2016 ticket? Republican front-runner admits it’s possible
By News on the Net | November 18, 2015
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump suggested Tuesday he could team up with Ted Cruz for the GOP’s 2016 ticket.
Trump’s new face
By News on the Net | November 18, 2015
As his campaign approaches a crossroads, the mogul introduces a new spokeswoman — a former Cruz ally.
Pro-Life Stalwart Mother Teresa to be Canonized: “Abortion is the Greatest Threat to PeaceR
By News on the Net Life News | November 18, 2015
“As a Christian, I am eagerly waiting for the canonization of Mother Teresa. She has been a mother to millions of Indian especially the poorest of the poor and the underprivileged,” Thelekat said.
Obama, Muslim Sympathizer
By Guest Column Gladys Marsh | November 18, 2015
It is likely that the France we all knew is gone. Our future will be no different if we are not vigilant.
Diane Feinstein says that she felt afraid before 9-11 and she is afraid now
By Guest Column Victoria Vaughn | November 18, 2015
She has the power to change that. We do not
French President Hollande: Saint-Denis Raid Proves We Are at War With ISIS
By Heritage Foundation Luke Coffey | November 18, 2015
Five police officers received minor wounds and one police dog was killed. The operation is over and the area is secured.
White House says Obama would veto proposal for more scrutiny of refugees
By News on the Net | November 18, 2015
"This legislation would introduce unnecessary and impractical requirements that would unacceptably hamper our efforts to assist some of the most vulnerable people in the world,"
Hacking group Anonymous disables thousands of pro-ISIS Twitter accounts and taking militant website
By News on the Net Daily Mail | November 18, 2015
Anonymous have stepped up their campaigns against the Islamic State
Doomed to repeat it.
‘Costa Rica faced by mass migration of Cubans trying to reach the U.S.’
By Judi McLeod | November 18, 2015
A.M.Costa Rica:
Terrorism and a cold winter refugee crisis
By Paul Driessen and Joe D'Aleo | November 18, 2015
A brutal cold spell could kill refugees. Paris COP21 delegates need to discuss this climate issue
"It looks like a cat that wants to eat a fish but doesn’t want to wet its feet."
A sick man
Top Scottish artist exhibits in Newcastle and more galleries in Scotland
By Tim Saunders | November 18, 2015
Keith Salmon's work is based almost entirely on the walks he does over the wild Scottish mountains, through the glens and along the coastline
A step toward understanding how hibernation protects hearts
By American Chemical Society | November 18, 2015
Studying the hibernation habits of thirteen-lined ground squirrels could one day help researchers prevent and treat cardiovascular disease in humans.
A simple, rapid test to help ensure safer meat
By American Chemical Society | November 18, 2015
A new rapid test could help the food industry ensure that customers are getting unspoiled meat.
Cure for male baldness with no sexual side effects?
By Guest Column Israel21c | November 18, 2015
A team at the Technion is developing an innovative new topical treatment that could treat baldness without the serious side effects associated with current oral medications.
What a Responsible Syrian Refugee Policy Looks Like for US After Paris Attacks
By Heritage Foundation James Carafano | November 18, 2015
For starters, we know the White House has not dealt with the issue in a responsible manner
More Taxpayer Money For Bombardier? Just Say No, Mr. Trudeau
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | November 18, 2015
Bombardier employs a lot of people; and everybody else in the global industry is knee-deep in subsidies, so why not Canada too?
Saudis Planning For A War Of Attrition In Europe With Russia’s Oil Industry
By Oilprice.com Nick Cunningham | November 18, 2015
Despite the fact that OPEC officials have consistently put on a brave face in public, insisting that markets will balance relatively quickly, OPEC's numbers tell a different story