Putin and Buffett’s war on U.S. pipelines
By Paul Driessen | June 6, 2015
Billionaires use secretive foundations to finance anti-pipeline protests – and get even richer
To date, painstaking casualty analyses by Israeli sources – Hamas is refusing to produce a full list of its fatalities – indicate approximately 1,100 civilian casualties in Gaza
Apparently when Democrats break traffic laws–even when they cause accidents and injuries–violations of traffic laws aren’t of interest to the Times.
Obama Administration Cover-ups Continue
By Roger Aronoff | June 6, 2015
President Obama’s administration has blocked more than half a million Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests in the last six years...
Obama’s Electric Vehicle Dream Dies
By Institute for Energy Research | June 5, 2015
The electric vehicle market may not be the only transportation pipe dream of President Obama’s that the country will not be able to comply with
A few Liberal scandals and broken promises recap
By News on the Net Ross Ayotte | June 5, 2015
They promised not to raise taxes; failed to stop the waste of taxpayers’ dollars
Rand Paul’s ISIS Delusions
By Arnold Ahlert | June 5, 2015
Why Democrats, not GOP hawks, are to blame for the rise of the Islamic State.
The more the merrier in GOP Presidential Race
By Jeff Crouere | June 5, 2015
Only a conservative can defeat Hillary Clinton, spare the nation a de-facto third Obama term and begin to reverse the damage of the Obama years
Pedophiles Off The Hook?
By Leigh Bravo | June 5, 2015
Are we to accept, because science says that a sexual deviant's behavior is hard wired, that we as a society should accept their actions with open arms and accommodate their behavior regardless of the damage it places on the rest of society?
The new government’s war on BDS
By Caroline Glick | June 5, 2015
Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
We Are A Conquered Nation
By Dr. Robert R. Owens | June 5, 2015
It isn’t time to roll over and go back to sleep.
Next Up: Nuclear Talks With North Korea?
By Claudia Rosett | June 5, 2015
The real solution — almost certainly the only solution — to the growing nuclear threat of North Korea does not lie in bringing Pyongyang’s envoys back to the nuclear bargaining table, but in bringing down the Pyongyang regime.
The old templates don't work anymore - at least not for everyone.
We believe an appeal will result in the case being remanded for full hearing because there are serious issues at stake
Because that's insane.
And she's been trying to tell her story for a very long time.
Terrific.
One People. Two States?
By Barry Shaw | June 5, 2015
Crisis between the Palestinian Authority and Jordan
Deaths From Heat and Cold
By Jack Dini | June 5, 2015
Deaths from cold were some 20 times higher than those from heat
Global kudos to Israel’s long term viability
By Yoram Ettinger | June 5, 2015
Rather than isolate Israel, major global companies, venture capital funds and individual investors expand their investments in Israel, aiming to enhance their global competitiveness and stay ahead of the curve.
We Don’t Need To Expand the CPP
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | June 5, 2015
As the backdrop to the debate, much media punditry cites as settled fact that most Canadians simply aren’t saving enough money for their retirement.
Antarctic Sea Ice Sets New Record High
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | June 5, 2015
Small Pacific Islands Growing, Not Sinking, As Sea Levels Rise
Geopolitical Showdown in the Horn
By Abukar Arman | June 5, 2015
Unified and sovereign Somalia could be a significant factor in tipping the strategic balance of power both in the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea
Liberals and Islam; Just A Misunderstanding?
By Leigh Bravo | June 5, 2015
Liberty, Free Speech, Women's Rights, Human Rights, Critical Thinking, Weapons of Mass Destruction, The future and Islam cannot coexist
Jenner: Looking for Freedom in All the Wrong Places
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | June 5, 2015
The lines between reality and fantasy have long ago blurred together in the western world and the new drive for unlimited tolerance and diversity is well underway
The Raising of Roses
By Wes Porter | June 5, 2015
Roses are hungry feeders. Make the first fertilizer applications when first uncovering in spring and continue until Peegee hydrangeas commence blooming in midsummer.
Subsidies Power the Electric Vehicle Market
Hydraulic Fracturing: An American Success Story
By Institute for Energy Research | June 4, 2015
EPA, hydraulic fracturing
PHILIPPINES: Bombing Victim Gives Thanks for Healing
By News on the Net | June 4, 2015
Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs
Will Better Batteries save Solar Energy?
By Viv Forbes | June 4, 2015
To use solar alone to produce 24/7 steady grid power, batteries must supply power for the 14 hour shadow zone (which often covers peak demand) as well as smoothing the sunny zone