A new “Achilles’ heel” in fungus that causes dandruff
By American Chemical Society Claudiu T. Supuran, Ph.D. | June 27, 2012
Dandruff; the embarrassing nuisance
Most new pesticides have roots in natural substances
By American Chemical Society Charles L. Cantrell, Ph.D. | June 27, 2012
Humanity’s battle of the bugs
Summer science reading
By American Chemical Society Cheryl B. Frech, Ph.D. | June 27, 2012
Books: Old-fashioned paper and digital
A step toward minute factories that produce medicine inside the body
By American Chemical Society Daniel G. Anderson, Ph.D. | June 27, 2012
The nanoscale production units
The pyroelectric effect
How Unions Just Shot Workers in the Foot
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | June 27, 2012
In effect, federal law caps the wages of 7.6 million middle-class workers.
Escaped High-Profile Chavez Prisoner to Challenge Venezuela in U.N. Debate
By Guest Column UN Watch | June 27, 2012
Eligio Cedeño; a young Venezuelan banker jailed in 2007 for defying Chavez
We want our presidents and politicians to mean what they say when they take the oath of office
What Communism Wrought
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | June 27, 2012
Totalitarian regimes robs humans of their freedoms
It’s Hard Out There for an Outsider
By Daniel Greenfield | June 27, 2012
Outsiders have become the new insiders
Finding the way past the devil in Kinkora
By Judi McLeod | June 27, 2012
St. Patrick’s Tridentine Mass
The McConnell Prophecy Comes True
By Guest Column Benjamin Barr, Wyoming Liberty Group | June 26, 2012
Federal government to gag grassroots
"The NRC IG report released today verifies the concerns brought forward by Chairman Jaczko's colleagues last year - it is vindication for their efforts"
Standing Up for Sauvignon Blanc
By David White | June 26, 2012
Perhaps the best thing about Sauvignon Blanc is its price. Dozens of wonderful examples cost less than $15 per bottle.
‘Big Win’ for Obama-EPA a Huge Loss for the Heartland
By EPW Blog | June 26, 2012
EPA Regulatory Barrage Continues So Congress Must Act
The Great Depression Again?
By Ian R. Campbell | June 26, 2012
How far from here is their edge of their respective cliffs for each country that is now in financial difficulty?
Supreme Court Upholds Immigration Checks, but Administration Counters
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | June 26, 2012
In striking down some of the Arizona law’s provisions, the Court said that federal immigration law preempted the state law
Everything You Know About Paleo-Climate May Be Wrong
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | June 26, 2012
Greenland ice may exaggerate magnitude of 13,000-year-old deep freeze
China's government-controlled media reported that local government officials had been punished for their actions against Feng
The ‘Last Days’ Crowd – Things We Don’t Like to Admit
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | June 26, 2012
As each moment passes and we allow more and more filth and corruption to take root - this nation is in mortal danger
Follow the Money
By Alan Caruba | June 26, 2012
In so many ways the Left is waging a war on the entire nation to undermine its Constitution, its economy and its institutions.
Tropical Storm…Who Else??
By Dub and Deb | June 26, 2012
Tall Tales, Laughter, Humor
Dodging another UN bullet
By Paul Driessen Duggan Flanakin | June 26, 2012
‘The Future We Want’ offered sustained power and money grabs in name of sustainability
The Enemy At America’s Gate
By J.D. Longstreet | June 26, 2012
It is critical for freedom to survive on earth that the US withdraw from the United Nations and recognize the UN as the
Why The Newsroom is Good News for Republicans
By Daniel Greenfield | June 26, 2012
The Newsroom is Sorkin's sad attempt to win an argument by rewriting history and coming up with all the comebacks that his side couldn't think of two years ago
EPA’s new CAFÉ mileage standards kill
By Deroy Murdock | June 26, 2012
They will prevent many families from buying cars – and leave more grieving for lost loved ones
Fox News Brit Hume: ‘Republican Brand’ In ‘Terrible Shape’
By Warner Todd Huston | June 25, 2012
Democrats are looking so bad and are so little trusted these days that voters are comfortably turning to the Republican Party as the repository of both their votes and trust.
Politically Correct Pandering During Gay Pride Month
By Judi McLeod | June 25, 2012
Stonewall Riot, Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Pride Month, White House
Egypt’s Turmoil
By Alan Caruba | June 25, 2012
We are not witnessing a great victory for democracy in Egypt. Egypt has never known democracy.
"This should be a wake-up call to the Senate to start doing its job to rein in an agency that is clearly out-of-control"

