How the West Destroyed Libya
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 13, 2015
Needless to say, such atrocities were unheard of under Gaddafi's "authoritarian" rule--just as they were unheard of in Saddam Hussein's Iraq
Buyers Cancel Out on Cape Wind
By Institute for Energy Research | January 12, 2015
Cape Wind, electricity, offshore wind
So, once again, we see historical revisionism coursing through the schools backed by anti-American sentiment and aimed at making Americans ashamed of our history.
My Observations at COP-20, Lima, Dec. 2014*
By Guest Column Dr. Albrecht Glatzle | January 12, 2015
However, the main problem of this event was that 99.9% of the attendees viewed the most important nutrient for all life on earth (carbon dioxide, CO2) as a hazardous substance
“Je Suis Charlie” Morphed into ‘Je Suis Obama’ Before the Entire World
By Judi McLeod | January 12, 2015
The U.S.A. was M.I.A. in Paris
Immigration Reform Becomes a Priority…Again
By Alan Caruba | January 12, 2015
Real issues of Immigration are as much about people as politics, as much about its costs as about compassion
The American Oligarchy
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | January 12, 2015
Moral decline of America, a soft, benevolent dictatorship, some call it despotic oligarchy
Why the Left Hates (and I Like) US Senator Cory Gardner
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | January 12, 2015
Gardner is pro-life, pro-marriage, pro-Second Amendment, pro-tax reform, pro-limited government, a signer of the Grover Norquist No Tax pledge, and this conservative Republican triumphed in slightly blue Colorado.
White House Faces Backlash for Absence at Anti-Terrorism Rally
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | January 12, 2015
The leader of the free should have at least made an effort to attend. And if not, he could have sent the vice president or the secretary of state
President Goofus
By George Giftos | January 12, 2015
Missing
Someone wants another 15 minutes of fame...
March for Life Rally
By News on the Net | January 12, 2015
From noon-1pm on Thursday, January 22, 2015
Kumbaya Won’t Save Us From Islamist Terror and Hate
By Anne Bayefsky | January 12, 2015
Sympathy for Jews and journalists is perceived competition. So they came out to thump their chests and cry “me too!”
Wait, people seriously care who Chris Christie likes in football?
By Dan Calabrese | January 12, 2015
As in, it actually affects his presidential chances? Really? Come on, man!
Keep the pressure on: Keystone veto override is still possible
By Herman Cain | January 12, 2015
Either they do the right thing or they answer to the people.
French prime minister declares France at war with radical Islam
By Dan Calabrese | January 12, 2015
Too bad this is what it took.
Why would anyone be surprised? It's part of a pattern.
Getting in another round of Golf?
Ces't la vie...
Charlie Hebdo, Climate Scepticism & Free Speech
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 12, 2015
Climate Extremism & The Chilling Effect On Free Speech
Je Suis Jihad
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | January 12, 2015
“The future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of Islam.”
House GOP Agrees to Expansive Plan Blocking Obama’s Immigration Actions
By Heritage Foundation Josh Siegel | January 12, 2015
“If the GOP is serious about winning the fight in the Senate, we’ll begin to see pressure mount on red state Senate Democrats,” says Dan Holler
A Chinese woman captured a young swan appearing to commit suicide after the death of its mother
Obama and Cartoons of Muhammad
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | January 12, 2015
Is that a Jesus tattoo inked on his forehead?
Not defining the jihadist enemy in terms that are clearly based on their own self-professed Koran-based ideology is political correctness gone mad
A government fighting the wrong enemy
By Rolf Yungclas | January 12, 2015
The safety and security of our nation is more and more weakened as terrorism is treated as a law enforcement issue of isolated incidents
Palestine—Mapping The Truth Erases A Long-running Fiction
By David Singer | January 12, 2015
A little bit of intellectual honesty can go a long way
Thanks for the flicker, Democrats, but we’d rather have jobs
By Herman Cain | January 12, 2015
We could buy our own health care if government would just get out of the way.
Save the Snipe AND the Swamps
By Viv Forbes | January 11, 2015
We can save the snipe AND the Abbot Point wetlands by shifting the natural silt from port development further out to sea
People living in higher latitudes show an increased risk of dying from almost all types of cancer, but particularly colon, breast, prostate and skin cancer.