Kia tweaks the Sorento SUV By | November 14, 2013
The 2014 Kia Sorento starts at $28,360 Canadian (according to Kia Canada's website) for the front wheel drive, four cylinder version
Acer and Samsung create big touch screen devices for home and away By | November 14, 2013
If you need a smart phone that can act as either device in a pinch, the Galaxy Mega might be worth checking out
BREAKING: Obama to undermine signature legislation with ‘fix’ to let you keep your plan By | November 14, 2013
He might even mean it this time.
Climate Poll Con Job: ‘When you don’t like the poll numbers, make up your own poll’ By | November 14, 2013
Media Duped Again By Stanford U. Pollster Jon Krosnick’s Shoddy Agenda Driven Climate Polling
Cooking tips from Alton Brown: A new American Chemical Society video By | November 14, 2013
“Everything that happens in the kitchen is science,”
Obama Administration Fears Climate Compensation Claims By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 14, 2013
US Administration Reneges On $100 Billion Climate Funding Pledge
Obama Becoming a Punchline, but Obamacare Is No Joke By Ed Fuelner | November 14, 2013
Progressives who shut down the government because they would not compromise are looking over their shoulders and taking arrows, even from the left
If At First You Don’t Succeed… By | November 14, 2013
We can have either America or socialized medicine. WE CANNOT HAVE BOTH
The Myth of Islamic Extremism By | November 14, 2013
An Islam that allows chess playing, but mandates the inequality of non-Muslims should be viewed as just as extreme as any other kind
Unless Persecution Ends, Discussion of Reform in China Is Empty Talk By | November 14, 2013
The ongoing failure of economic growth dissolves the last shred of the Party’s legitimacy
ObamaCare’s Real “War on Women” By | November 14, 2013
Yes, “freedom”—now defined by contraceptive subsidies forced on taxpayers via mandates on private firms
What really happened to boys? By | November 13, 2013
From kindergarten to college, American boys are, on average, less resilient and less ambitious than they were a mere twenty years ago
2019: The Future of Doctors Under Obama Universal Coverage for Health (O.U.C.H.) By | November 13, 2013
The Shape of Things to Come
Environmental Conservation Easements Trump-ing Property Rights By | November 13, 2013
Piedmont Environmental Council (PEC) with its "comprehensive planning" of Virginia's rural areas
Obama’s Economy: Wall Street Thrives, Main Street Dies By | November 13, 2013
The backdoor bailout of the financial industry revealed
Obama’s Tanking Approval Ratings By | November 13, 2013
It's not my fault...
So the Democrats are Nervous, Are They? By | November 13, 2013
ObamaCare: Not one individual who participated in this legislative obscenity should be pardoned
Meet the 20-something morons in Colorado’s ObamaCare ads By | November 13, 2013
"Shotskis keep us happy. Flu shots keep us healthy."
ObamaCare girl not a US citizen, hasn’t signed up, never got paid for her photo By | November 13, 2013
Claims she's become the victim of cyber-bullying
The Food Fear-Mongers By | November 13, 2013
In a world of heavily funded propaganda to create various fears about food, it behooves us to educate ourselves about the real science and real facts about what we eat and drink.
WaPo agrees. There’s no way Healthcare.gov will be fixed by Dec. 1 By | November 13, 2013
The President is about to miss a tremendously damaging deadline....
3 truths about ObamaCare, and 3 things you can do By | November 13, 2013
Start now
Dog and man reunited in Idaho hospital after crash By | November 13, 2013
In the aftermath, Burke went missing
Major chemical companies turn to new specialties for growth By | November 13, 2013
DuPont’s 2011 purchase of industrial enzyme maker Danisco has been “a game changer” as it sheds its performance chemicals businesses.
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Maximizing broccoli’s cancer-fighting potential By John Juvik, Ph.D. | November 13, 2013
Methyl jasmonate
New way to dissolve semiconductors holds promise for electronics industry By Richard L. Brutchey, Ph.D. | November 13, 2013
A mixture of two compounds that could dissolve a set of important semiconducting materials called chalcogenides at room temperature and normal air pressure
Improving detection of radioactive material in nuclear waste water By Jorge M. Seminario, Ph.D. | November 13, 2013
Attaching something called a carbonyl functional group to GO would serve as an effective nanosensor for these radioactive materials.
Clues to cocaine’s toxicity could lead to better tests for its detection in biofluids By Anthony P. DeCaprio, Ph.D. | November 13, 2013
A brand-new way that cocaine breaks down and alters proteins
This Week’s Art News By | November 13, 2013
Artists Zara McQueen and Ann Wilson
“Republicans are Racist” rhetoric By Debbie Curran | November 13, 2013
A few facts most people don’t know about what Republicans have done for this country