Shale Gas Revolution Turns The Tables On Oil Powers
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 5, 2012
Shale gas is abundant in territories previously regarded as poor in fossil fuels or dependent on imports
The One True Anti-Romney
By Daniel Greenfield | January 5, 2012
Rick Santorum did things the old fashioned way. He campaigned
Palestine Blunder Costs UNESCO $167 Million in 2012-2013
By David Singer | January 5, 2012
UNESCO needs to come clean and review or justify its questionable decision - or continue to wither on the vine.
EPA’s Killer MACT
By Alan Caruba | January 5, 2012
EPA, with environmental organizations like the Sierra Club, Friends of the Earth, have engaged for decades in a massive propaganda effort to convince Americans they are imperiled by the nation’s air and water. It is a lie
Ohio Mayor buys earthquake insurance for fracking; Seeks moratorium
By Steve Milloy | January 4, 2012
Fracking hysteria hits Ohio.
Fiery Human Rights Crusader and Obama Officia
Dalton McGuinty’s gotten us into a financial disaster
By News on the Net | January 4, 2012
Wind turbine fiasco
Dumb—or ‘Disabled?’
By Arnold Ahlert | January 4, 2012
So why should functional illiteracy be a surprise?
Santorum/Romney/Paul: So What Did Iowa Prove?
By Warner Todd Huston | January 4, 2012
Big money spent on TV does not guarantee a big win
Wind power and the free market
By Institute for Energy Research | January 4, 2012
Wind Power Dependent on Tilted Playing Field Established by the Government
What Ann Coulter and the GOP Dare Not Say about Immigration
By Selwyn Duke | January 4, 2012
To only argue against amnesty is to fight for a half-measure – one that, ultimately, will still leave your children America dreamin’ on a California day
It’s 24 Degrees at the House This Morning:
By Dub and Deb | January 4, 2012
Gardening, Global Warming
Subaru Canada: All-time record sales in December
By Guest Column | January 4, 2012
New monthly sales record makes 2011 second best year in company history.
Toyota brand finishes 2011 with six straight months of market share growth
By Guest Column | January 4, 2012
December Toyota brand sales up 41.8%
Move Over, Nostradamus!
By Dave Macy | January 4, 2012
Allow me to give the Oracle at Delphi, the Mayans, and Nostradamus a run for their money with my top 10 predictions for 2012!
Three Cheers for the Chief
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | January 4, 2012
Taxpayers have been burned many times in the past by politicians on and off reserve who take advantage of the ability to set their own pay levels.
International automakers end 2011 strongly
By Guest Column David Adams | January 4, 2012
December 2011 and year end Canadian auto sales statistics from the Association of International Automobile Manufacturers of Canada
MSM Ignores Judge’s Ruling
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | January 4, 2012
Iran and Hezbollah aided terror strikes in Kenya, Tanzania (1998), USS Cole (2000), and Khobar Towers (1996) in Saudi Arabia.
Pesticide Use Increasing- Some From Organic Farming
By Jack Dini | January 4, 2012
Contrary to what most people believe, ‘organic’ does not automatically mean ‘pesticide-free’, or ‘chemical-free.’
Islamophilia and the Israeli Question
By Daniel Greenfield | January 4, 2012
Israel has not poisoned the West's relationship with the Muslim world. It is the native and reflexive hostility of the Muslim world which did that
Political Analysis Paralysis
By Alan Caruba | January 4, 2012
Who will be the Republican nominee? He will be selected by the end of January after the voters in New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Florida have their say.
The folly of God-denial
By Matt Barber | January 4, 2012
If you have yet done so, I pray in the New Year that you will resolve to accept the gift of eternal life. With it, a great nation is reborn
Star Trek Tricorder revisited: Toward a genre of medical scanners
By Guest Column | January 4, 2012
A pocket-sized device checks blood sugar levels through the skin of people with diabetes
“Magnetic tongue” ready to help produce tastier processed foods
By News on the Net Antonio Randazzo, Ph.D. | January 4, 2012
A rapid, sensitive and relatively inexpensive approach for food processing companies to use.
Dried licorice root fights the bacteria that cause tooth decay and gum disease
By Guest Column Stefan Gafner, Ph.D. | January 4, 2012
Licoricidin and licorisoflavan A, were the most effective antibacterial substances.
Older, cheaper vacuum cleaners release more bacteria and dust
By Guest Column Lidia Morawska, Ph.D. | January 4, 2012
Vacuums with so-called High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters in some cases released only slightly lower levels of dust and bacteria.
Is Bill Gates the World’s Richest Useful Idiot?
By Tom Deweese | January 4, 2012
Global Poverty Act is Back…
Britain’s Shift In Green Rhetoric Signals End Of Green Consensus
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 4, 2012
English Democrats open question of how much North Sea oil is really Scotland’s
Warfare’s new financial face
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | January 4, 2012
Unconventional weapons that could devastate America.
Overcapacity plagues solar industry
By Institute for Energy Research | January 4, 2012
Over capacity, declining prices, dwindling subsidies and bankrupt companies.

