Playing the Government’s Game: When It Comes to Violence, We All Lose
By John W. Whitehead | January 4, 2016
What we're grappling with is a double standard in what the government metes out to the citizenry, and how the citizenry is supposed to treat the government.
New Zealand’s Coast to Coast Mountain Race
By Travel New Zealand | January 4, 2016
For the elite athlete, “The Longest Day” competition covers the entire 243km course in one day.
Clinton’s puny and patently ridiculous offering of "It’s time for a woman to be president” at a time when women like her ignore the plight of their sisters in burkas, fades to trite against “Make America Great Again”.
Call Mulder and Scully, Hillary has a job opening
But since an Obama veto is guaranteed, what's the point?
Trump releases first TV ad - doubles down on ‘controversial’ rhetoric.
By Robert Laurie | January 4, 2016
In case you thought he was going to back off...
White House: Come to think of it, why rush into sanctions on Iran?
By Dan Calabrese | January 4, 2016
Quick retreat as the mad mullahs issue threats.
Road test: Skoda Rapid
By Tim Saunders | January 4, 2016
There are no creaks or groans and it is a vehicle that could grace any driveway no matter how grand.
Travel feature: Salisbury, UK
By Tim Saunders | January 4, 2016
My family and I have long enjoyed mooching around Salisbury and savouring its medieval architecture. Its 123m tall cathedral took 100 years to build from 1220 and is an excellent example of Early English architecture.
The Bashing of Donald Trump
By Elvira Fernandez Hasty | January 4, 2016
The Republican Establishment has become unhinged on its hatred for Donald Trump
Central England Temperature Pause Now 17 Years Long
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 4, 2016
The Fishy ‘Science’ Of Ocean Acidification
Will the ‘Red-Green Axis’ Snuff Free Speech?
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | January 4, 2016
The American people have understandably become increasingly concerned about evidence that actual and potential jihadists are on the move, both literally and figuratively.
The unknown Trump
By Herman Cain | January 4, 2016
The guy I know, vs. the spoon-fed perception the media tries to sell you
No paper trails
By Guest Column Franco Smith | January 4, 2016
EVMachines
Potassium Is Like Sex and Money
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | January 4, 2016
Getting enough potassium from food is the ideal way to obtain this mineral
What does America want?
By Eddie Pedersen | January 4, 2016
The left wing voodoo spell didn’t work and in revulsion America’s general population is demanding the election of a non politician
Equal Rights: The Foundation of America
By Nelson Hultberg | January 4, 2016
Principle of equal rights mandates equal tax rates. No government will stay limited if it has the power to confiscate wealth from productive citizens to convey free services to buy votes on Election Day.
Which is obvious to anyone not intentionally misreading it.
Samuel L. Jackson America-Bashing, a Huge Disservice
By Lloyd Marcus | January 3, 2016
Mr Jackson and other black celebs, your insistence on portraying America as a hellhole of racism towards minorities is irresponsible, divisive and hate-generating
Myth of the ‘Moderate Muslim’
By Matt Barber | January 3, 2016
Islam is inherently at odds with freedom, democracy and the United States Constitution
Obama sends ‘Obama-loves-you’ message from—England
By Judi McLeod | January 3, 2016
Well, at least we have been let in on the game plan: progressives who tried to kill off freedom and liberty with Barack Obama hatred for seven long years are now going to smother us with love along the stony road to the 2016 presidential election
Obama NSA spied on Netanyahu, GOP congressman to protect Iran nuclear deal
By Herman Cain | January 3, 2016
Enemies and friends: Obama promised change. He delivered. Friends are now enemies, and enemies are now friends
Shady Plants: Low Light Loving Indoor Plants
By Wes Porter | January 2, 2016
Saddle Leaf or Selloum, Philodron selloum from southwest Brazil is one of the very few commonly offered philodrons that is not a vine
ISIS recruitment video
By Guest Column Stewart Andersen | January 2, 2016
Something fishy
Muslims “Have Nothing Whatsoever to do with Terrorism”
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 2, 2016
Muslim Persecution of Christians, November 2015
“Jobless aid requests”
By Guest Column Bruce Butler | January 1, 2016
Government language
Seed catalogues pass the winter away
By Wes Porter | January 1, 2016
Look after our feathered chums through the bleak months and they will reward you during the growing season by consuming bugs and weed seeds
2016: The ‘Year of Hope’
By Judi McLeod | January 1, 2016
America belongs to its patriots and not to a community street organizer-cum-career politician, operating on anti-American spite.
And now, ladies and gentlemen, your new, bigger, 2016 ObamaCare penalties
By Dan Calabrese | January 1, 2016
Happy New Year, suckers
Overseas investors attracted to Israel
By Yoram Ettinger | January 1, 2016
Israel’s hightech export increased in 2015 ($37.5bn), as was the overall export to Asia ($11.4bn) and the USA ($10.8bn).