Dereliction of duty.
...And here you thought you were just racist.
House passes Internet access tax ban amid battle over states’ rights
By Watchdog.org - Josh Peterson | Watchdog.org | July 16, 2014
INTERNET TAX BAN: The House of Representatives passed a permanent ban on state and local governments taxing Internet access.
$204 million Obamacare grant reduces Hawaii’s uninsured population just 2.75 percent
By Watchdog.org - Malia Zimmerman | Watchdog.org | July 16, 2014
SIGN HERE: Hawaii Health Connector sign ups improved Hawaii’s uninsured rate by 2.75 percent at a cost of $204 million, study shows
Number of Long-Term Unemployed Up 14% Under Obama
By News on the Net | July 16, 2014
Obama’s first year in office, from January 2009 to December 2009, the number of long-term unemployed Americans increased from 2,699,000 to 6,122,000, a rise of 126.8%
Fifteen things you didn’t know about the Iron Dome
By Guest Column Israel21c | July 16, 2014
Israel’s anti-missile defense system has a 90 percent success rate. Betcha didn’t know there are toy car parts behind its features.
Reshuffle & UK Climate Policy
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 16, 2014
Getting Rid Of The 'Green Crap'?
On the Border, Activist’s Arrest Rattles the ‘Dreamers’
By Heritage Foundation Josh Siegel | July 16, 2014
The Border Patrol arrested Vargas on Monday morning at a checkpoint in the airport before he could board a flight to Houston
A natural way to monitor, and possibly control populations of, stink bugs
By American Chemical Society Ashot Khrimian, Ph.D. | July 16, 2014
A new way to trap stink bugs involves luring them – with components of their own pheromones.
Seeing the huge growth potential for electric vehicles, chemical and technology companies are betting heavily on other types of batteries
An anti-glare, anti-reflective display for mobile devices?
By American Chemical Society Valerio Pruneri, Ph.D. | July 16, 2014
One of the most promising developments involves layering anti-reflective nano-structures on top of an anti-glare surface
Bubble wrap serves as sheet of tiny test tubes in resource-limited regions
By American Chemical Society George Whitesides, Ph.D. | July 16, 2014
A more productive way to reuse the popular packing material — as a sheet of small, test tube-like containers for medical and environmental samples
The heroic courage of Larry Grathwohl transcends Fox News
By Judi McLeod | July 16, 2014
Rest in peace, Larry Grathwohl, your remarkable courage in outing Bill Ayers and his wife, Bernadine Dohrn, guarantees that they never will.
Captured? Was that before or after you snuck away and sought out the Taliban?
Mildred Lewis Rutherford: Southern Educator and Historian
By Calvin E. Johnson Jr. | July 16, 2014
Mildred Lewis Rutherford’s writings are not politically correct but are historically accurate
The Days of Telling Voters for whom they MUST Vote Are Over
By Judi McLeod | July 16, 2014
Toronto electorate has changed while players like them remain the same old, same old
Remove Hamas - find peace. A new plan for a better Middle East future
By Barry Shaw | July 16, 2014
Hamas is the main obstacle to peace
An “Angry Republican”
By Leigh Bravo | July 16, 2014
Wake up, open your eyes and watch as the Liberal left led by their king and savior, Barack Obama, take away your rights one at a time
A Border Massacre of Children the Media Ignored
By Humberto Fontova | July 16, 2014
Where was the media sympathy for immigrant children when Castro slaughtered them at sea?
The Popular Palestinians
By Caroline Glick | July 16, 2014
The world’s anti-Semites unite in rage against Israel — facilitated by the West’s elite.
Greenpeace showcases its anti-human side
By Paul Driessen | July 16, 2014
Greenpeace activist confirms every negative story you've ever read about this activist group
Texas Style Smackdown of California’s Economic Woes
By Sierra Rayne | July 16, 2014
An economic comparison of Texas versus California in recent years is no contest. Texas wins easily
Who is running the country anyway?
By Gerald Hall | July 15, 2014
Supreme court rulings are unacceptable judicial activism
The bill would invalidate nearly all existing state limitations on abortion, and prohibit states from adopting new limitations in the future
Change you can believe in.
Shocking.
Welcome to Iowa: Group Hits Christie’s ‘Liberal’ Picks for Judges
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | July 15, 2014
Christie failed to keep his promise to voters and instead continued the status quo
Looking for the Next Oil Boom? Follow the Tech
By Guest Column James Stafford | July 15, 2014
Regardless of pipeline capacity, Permian Basin crude is shaping up to be the next big oil boom thanks to new technology
Is Criticizing Obama Racist?
By Alan Caruba | July 15, 2014
The one factor uniting Americans today is the desperate wish that his second term was over.
Small step forward, coupled with the destruction or removal of all of Syria’s declared chemical weapons by the deadline prescribed by the Security Council

