Obama hugged and kissed an Emory Nurse By | October 16, 2014
Michelle told me I'll be in quarantine for a few days
Crime rates in Canada drop but cost of crime rises to $85 billion in one year By | October 16, 2014
The Cost of Crime in Canada: 2014 Report, measures the overall costs of police, courts, prisons, rehabilitation and education
Obama: Hey, I hugged and kissed the medical staff treating Ebola patients By | October 16, 2014
See? Nothing to worry about.
The Savage Lands of Islam By | October 16, 2014
Islam is savage, intolerant, cruel and expansionistic, not due to a misunderstanding, but an understanding of the worst aspects of human nature
Milton Friedman and Climate Change By | October 15, 2014
Cap and trade, carbon tax, climate change, Milton Friedman
As Obama Tackles Ebola, What About Enterovirus D68? By | October 15, 2014
Protocol of medically screening immigrants - a protocol the Obama administration has decided is racist, and must be ignored
Charity Begins at Home with American Citizens By | October 15, 2014
American farmers who have farmed for generations are being squeezed out by the NGO environmentalist assault on property rights, refugees and illegal aliens are given land, money
Grim humour By | October 15, 2014
We reside in a culture where the cognitive dissonance gets ever more obvious, yet ever larger numbers are choosing not to see. It leaves one wondering whether to laugh or cry
Ebola Cases, Already Rampant in West Africa, Expected to Double Every 3 Weeks By Charlotte Florance | October 15, 2014
Cooperation will be necessary among international partners and Ebola outbreak-affected countries
Twitter Blocks New Faith Driven Consumer Campaign Supporting Subpoenaed Houston Pastors Minutes Afte By | October 15, 2014
Twitter is back at it again - blocking the group's new petition drive #HoustonWeHaveAProblem at HoustonProblem.com minutes after launch this afternoon
Apparently it takes Ebola to cancel an Obama fundraiser - so is it politics or genuine concern? By | October 15, 2014
You get precisely one - very easy - guess
The world body places the blame almost everywhere but at the criminal culprits themselves By | October 15, 2014
At the UN, the buck never stops with radical Islamists or the governments that support them.
Pension Reform - Who Controls our Retirement Future? By Maureen Bader, Wyoming Liberty Group | October 15, 2014
Perhaps it is time for those who think they know better to take a look at the facts of reality and instead of blocking reform, work towards real options
Former Virginia Lt. Governor Nominee Launches National Movement to Protect Rights of Christians By | October 15, 2014
Bishop E.W. Jackson
Democrats lied, people died: massive WMD stockpiles existed in Iraq By | October 15, 2014
Relentlessly doing everything in their power to disrupt the war and hobble Bush for strictly partisan reasons
Actually there were lots of chemical weapons found in Iraq, says . . . the New York Times? By | October 15, 2014
Not exactly a Bush vindication, but a reminder that no one was really giving us the whole story.
Jon Stewart absolutely destroys Dems over their epic money and fundraising hypocrisy By | October 15, 2014
'All hope is lost' - The Democrats
Dolphin ‘breathalyzer’ could help diagnose animal and ocean health By Cristina E. Davis, Ph.D. | October 15, 2014
Scientists capture a dolphin's breath from its blowhole using a tubular instrument and then analyze it for signs of health problems.
Shrouds on the Ground Striking Fear Within ISIS ranks By | October 15, 2014
Determination and raw courage of ‘Shrouds on the Ground'
Phosphorus- Essential But Problematic By | October 15, 2014
Some scientists want concern for the world’s dwindling phosphorus supply tacked onto the world’s list of environmental hazards with potentially global implications
Art news: Five students selected for prestigious exhibition By | October 15, 2014
Royal West of England Academy's 162nd Open Exhibition
How to Kick-Start Target Benefit Pension Plans for Federally Regulated Employees By | October 15, 2014
The sad reality is that TBPs will continue to be avoided by federally regulated employers
Discarded cigarette ashes could go to good use — removing arsenic from water By Jiaxing Li, Ph.D. | October 15, 2014
Ashes from cigarettes can remove most of the arsenic in contaminated waters, a new study found.
Politicizing a Plague By | October 15, 2014
Democratic Party advertisement even claimed that the Ebola threat is due to Republican cuts in funding of healthcare research
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Poland Leads East European Opposition To EU Climate Deal By Dr. Benny Peiser | October 15, 2014
Climate Fears Exaggerated, Says Ex-Environment Secretary
Why Do Most Democrats Oppose VOTER ID Laws?  Cheating On Their Minds? By | October 15, 2014
There is no crime in being up front with honesty and practices of fairness in vote casting when truth replaces theft of honor by deception
A brighter design emerges for low-cost, ‘greener’ LED light bulbs By Jing Li, Ph.D. | October 15, 2014
A new way to make white and colorful LEDs is more Earth-friendly than existing methods.
Account of Clinton Aide’s Benghazi Document Sifting Familiar to Career Public Servant By Sharyl Attkisson | October 15, 2014
A Medley of Missing Documents Through the Years
Tonsil stem cells could someday help repair liver damage without surgery By Byeongmoon Jeong, Ph.D. | October 15, 2014
Liver damage could one day be treated with adult stem cells from tonsils.
Developing Ebola Vaccines Use Aborted Fetal Cell Lines - Moral Options Exist By | October 15, 2014
Glaxo SmithKline, NIAID, NewLink Genetics, Johnson and Johnson/Crucell