Coal and natural gas production on federal lands have been in decline during the entire Obama Administration; only oil production has shown a bit of an upturn, but has not returned to its peak in FY 2010
Two Events That Are Symbolic Of Our Current Society
By Gail Jarvis | July 21, 2015
Martin O'Malley's coerced apology for saying "all lives matter", and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley's non-judgmental acceptance of race-baiter Al Sharpton tell us a lot about the current state of affairs in our society
America no longer operates under a system of justice characterized by due process, an assumption of innocence, probable cause, and clear prohibitions on government overreach and police abuse
And makes it clear she's willing to compromise patient care to get the deals donE
Super. Thanks a bunch.
This Summer, Make Room for Chillable, Gulpable Reds
By David White | July 21, 2015
Beaujolais and the Jura are both quite cool. On the viticultural edge, grapes struggle to ripen, so it's nearly impossible to produce big reds
Arctic Bounces Back, World Returns To Sea Ice Levels Seen In 1980s
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 21, 2015
Arctic Sea Ice May Be More Resilient Than Thought, Satellite Data Suggest
Terrorist mollycoddled but no flags lowered to half-staff
By Judi McLeod | July 21, 2015
Chattanooga aftermath:
Scott Walker Explains Our Laws on Immigration to An Illegal Alien
By Jerry McConnell | July 21, 2015
Scott Walker has been an extraordinary leader since his emergence on the political scent in his home state of Wisconsin several years ago
Obama’s master, the United Nations
By Guest Column Stewart Andersen | July 21, 2015
UN sovereignty over America
TWA Flight 800 Anniversary Stirs Memories [Video]
By Roger Aronoff | July 21, 2015
“This investigation smelled like bull all those years back, and time has done nothing to soften that stench,”
Forcing Canadians to contribute more to CPP or Ontario pension plan will reduce voluntary private sa
By Fraser Institute Charles Lammam | July 21, 2015
“The research suggests that for every one dollar increase in CPP contributions, Canadian households, on average, reduced private savings by one dollar,”
Where I go back and forth is on the question of whether the country is dumb because it's fed this crap by the media, or whether we get the dumb media we deserve because dumb people lap it up
Governors Greg Abbott, Asa Hutchinson, Rick Scott, Bobby Jindal, Mary Fallin, and Mike Pence have all issued orders to one extent or another that National Guard recruiting officers shall have arms at the ready if need be
Scandals are one thing, but collaborating with the enemy is a whole new low got you
UK Getting Wise to Renewable Subsidies
By Institute for Energy Research | July 20, 2015
While the Europeans are learning the hard way and are dispensing with lucrative subsidies, U.S. politicians want the American public to experience the same pain despite the fact that the developing world is not following in lock step
Election 2016 is up in the air, and conservatives concerned for their country, seeking leaders and representatives who will fix so much of what is broken, could take a lesson from Baio and support whoever wins the nomination.
The President is ‘The Other’
By Klaus Rohrich | July 20, 2015
Obama’s actions have been designed to turn America into a one-party state, much like the People’s Republic of China or Cuba or even Iran
Obama’s secret database forces ‘racist’ smear on innocent citizens
By Judi McLeod | July 20, 2015
For the masses he loves to control, Obama delivered radical change but deep despair instead of promised hope.
Today is a very sad day. Not only for the state of Israel, but for the entire world, even if at this moment, the international community refuses to see the tragedy
The Rubio Feint
By Sandy Stringfellow | July 20, 2015
The Conservative base is upset – to put it mildly – with the Progressive RINO Establishment
UN's 54-Nation ECOSOC Votes today on 'Palestinian Return Center'
Do I Need Cataract Surgery?
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | July 20, 2015
There’s no sure way to prevent cataracts. But decreasing exposure to sunlight by wearing sunglasses, eating fruits and vegetables is believed helpful
Improving lifestyle is really not that complicated. It all boils down to common sense. Unfortunately, in 2015, common sense has become an uncommon commodity.
SAF Rips Obama Plan To Strip Millions Of Gun Rights
By Second Amendment Foundation | July 20, 2015
What may seem reasonable to people who reflexively support any and all gun control is really just one more effort by the Obama White House to erode Second Amendment rights any way they can,
The silly outrage that follows a candidate’s insensitive words
By Dan Calabrese | July 20, 2015
Why can't a caustic jackhole be a good president?
We wouldn't want them feeling left out.
A Tale of Two Referendums
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Todd MacKay | July 20, 2015
It will be tempting for some political analysts to consider the TransLink referendum a failure and the Manitoba decision to circumvent the people prudent
Ontario Can Look to Greece to See the Dangers of an Underground Economy
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | July 20, 2015
An enforcement only strategy should not be the model Ontario follows for tackling the underground economy.
Kentucky Clerk of Courts Fights for Religious Liberty
By Liberty Counsel | July 20, 2015
This case is about crushing dissent and removing Christian public servants from office