What happens to art lovers during recession?
By Tim Saunders | July 17, 2013
Pre-recession Mr Whittington didn’t think twice about inviting an artist to run a solo exhibition
Theme park designer is also an artist
By Tim Saunders | July 17, 2013
Rob Adams
Discovery of the missing link in evolution of bioluminescence
By American Chemical Society V.R. Viviani, Ph.D. | July 17, 2013
A “luciferase-like” enzyme in mealworm larvae that represents a missing link between the non-luminescent enzymes of the past and the “bright,” modern-day luciferase enzymes in fireflies
Toward anti-odor, anti-bacterial fabrics with the scent of vanilla
By American Chemical Society Ricard Garcia-Valls, Ph.D. | July 17, 2013
Microencapsulation, polysulfone
Preventing vitamin B12 deficiency among vegetarians, vegans and the elderly
By American Chemical Society Fumio Watanabe, Ph.D. | July 17, 2013
The only living things that can make vitamin B12 are certain bacteria, and they are in the digestive tracts of animals
What you are told and the truth are miles apart
By Guest Column Victoria Vaughn | July 17, 2013
Obamacare
The Administration’s Obamacare Denial
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | July 17, 2013
Congress should expose the Administration’s unworkable plans
Working Families Face High Tax Hurdles on Extra Income
By C.D. Howe Institute | July 17, 2013
"The dilemma cautions against further expansion of the targeted transfer system,"
Veterans “Summer Celebration & Picnic”
By News on the Net | July 17, 2013
A Grand Salute to our World War II Veterans
White wash in IRS targeting Tea Party scandal
By Guest Column John Bryant | July 17, 2013
A fake investigation to placate the people
Israel leads the world in blindness prevention
By Guest Column Israel21c | July 17, 2013
Advances in prevention and treatment – and making them accessible – are credited with dropping rates of preventable blindness by more than half.
Graham Challenger Banks Quarter Million in Last Few Weeks
By Christian Newswire | July 17, 2013
US Senate Candidate Richard Cash Files First Financial Report at $275,000
Two Hero Teens Save Kidnapped Girl
By Warner Todd Huston | July 17, 2013
Boggs and Garcia certainly saved a little girl from a grisly fate
Zimmerman’s Lawyer Going After NBC News ‘ASAP’
By Warner Todd Huston | July 17, 2013
Manipulating Zimmerman's own words
Why nothing is ever solved
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood threatens war on the people of Egypt
What’s Good for the Democrats is Good for, well, the Democrats
By Jim Yardley | July 17, 2013
Filibusters, Senate Confirmations, Presidential appointments
The National Round Table on Nonsense
By Sierra Rayne | July 17, 2013
During its government sponsored lifetime, the NRTEE produced some real junk
This feels familiar.
Richard Cordray, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Obama’s obsession with regime change in Syria is blinding it to the graver danger that jihadists pose to international peace and security
More Bad News for Trayvon
By Alan Caruba | July 16, 2013
Whites are saying and writing what they really think
The most insane, rambling, incoherent rant we've heard yet...
Injustice? I hope it visits with him often.
Union can’t kill the Twinkie, but managed to kill its own jobs
By Herman Cain | July 16, 2013
Delusion, Union can't kill the Twinkie, but managed to kill its own jobs
Alberta needs to reboot budget to deal with flooding
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Derek Fildebrandt | July 16, 2013
TD Bank estimates that the cost to Alberta’s economy in the short term will be between $500 million and $1.5 billion
If the Senate ‘Goes Nuclear’
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | July 16, 2013
People like Samantha Power should be nowhere near positions of responsibility in which they can promote such radical views
Germany’s Looming Energy Disaster
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 16, 2013
German Energy Giants Threaten Shutdown Of Power Plants
Even Unions Are Turning on Obamacare
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne and Chris Jacobs | July 16, 2013
Increase taxpayer spending even more because of the consequences of bigger government.
"Better Ten Guilty Persons Go Free, Than One Innocent Man Suffer"--Blackstone's Ratio

