When Gen Rowny wishes Happy Birthday, he does more than send a card By | February 7, 2013
Polish Catholic Auschwitz survivor Walter Kolodziejek
IER’s Mary Hutzler Testifies before Congress By | February 7, 2013
BREAKING NEWS: Top Lawmakers Tout New IER Study By | February 7, 2013
“A successful national energy policy should be shaped like a financial portfolio made up of many different energy sources
Obama’s latest rhetorical nonsense: ‘We can’t just cut our way to prosperity’ By | February 7, 2013
Flog that strawman!
“The City of Lights” By | February 7, 2013
Paris: Socialized welfare lifestyle is grand until the government runs short of money, corners are cut, and the lavish generosity must be scaled back
Spending Time in the Tenth Century By | February 7, 2013
The Birth of the West
EGYPT: Single-Parent Family Sentenced To 15 Years in Jail By | February 7, 2013
Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs
We Now Return You To Your Regularly Scheduled Programming By | February 7, 2013
Trying to be a good sport about liberal culture
Explosive on a Plane not Transit Police Officer’s Only Blunder By Jordan Bateman | February 7, 2013
Canine Neglect, Deceit and Corrupt Practice
Same-sex marriage in Britain By Paul Kokoski | February 7, 2013
Neither Church nor state invented marriage, and neither can change its nature
Stop Apologizing for America and Start Promoting Liberty By Matthew Spalding, Ph.D. | February 7, 2013
Military strategy should drive the budget, not the other way around
Gun Control Is For Our Own Good! By | February 7, 2013
The STUPID Americans
Sask Chief’s Pay Higher Than Thought By Colin Craig | February 7, 2013
Redman and council need to accept impeachment and stop clinging to power
Obama and John Kerry By | February 7, 2013
First Mission: Make Hillary's Benghazi issue go away
Here Come the Drones By | February 7, 2013
Elections have consequences. Here come the drones
Palestine - Bring On The Elections By | February 7, 2013
Non-democratic states supporting a fictitious "State of Palestine" - Unconstitutional President, unelected Government, unelected Prime Minister , far from free press
$223,531,822.71 Secret Is Unacceptable By | February 7, 2013
Expenses on legal and consulting costs for northern Manitoba dams
A concerned conservative By Giuseppe Gori | February 7, 2013
One party destroying; the other party arguing
Does the U.S. need a National Energy Board? By | February 7, 2013
This “energy abyss will stick around for up to a full decade with all of the national insecurity, economic decline, joblessness and social malaise that accompanies energy shortages in third-world countries.”
Senator Cites IER Study, Urges President to “Redirect Anti-Fossil Fuel Agenda” By | February 7, 2013
Senator Vitter is a bold advocate for responsible permitting and access decisions on federal lands and waters
Registering for confiscation By John Keatts | February 6, 2013
Brian Lilley gives an important warning to his American friends: Registration of firearms will lead to the confiscation of firearms.
CTF Presents Balanced Budget Plan to Horner By | February 6, 2013
Calls for $3.8 billion in specific cuts to balance the budget
PON Special Report: The Second Amendment By Greg Penglis | February 6, 2013
Second Amendment: History, definition, current status, government oppression, and how to fully restore the right to keep and bear arms
Obama Goes All the Way Live with His Gay Agenda By | February 6, 2013
Liberals are incrementally moving America towards government-mandated normalization of homosexuality
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Popular energy drinks trigger caffeine jitters By | February 6, 2013
Manufacturers insist their products are safe
Frog-in-bucket-of-milk folklore leads to potential new antibiotics By A. T. Lebedev, Ph.D. | February 6, 2013
Some of the substances performed as well against Salmonella and Staphylococcus bacteria as some prescription antibiotic medicines
No clear evidence that an increased level of gluten proteins in new wheat varieties By Donald D. Kasarda, Ph.D. | February 6, 2013
Responsible for increase in celiac disease
New steps recommended to preserve China’s famous Terracotta Warriors and other relics By ZhaoLin Gu, Ph.D. | February 6, 2013
New measures to better preserve such artifacts.
Widely used nanoparticles enter soybean plants from farm soil By Jorge L. Gardea-Torresdey, Ph.D. | February 6, 2013
Cerium dioxide
Blood test for Alzheimer’s By Israel21c | February 6, 2013
An Israeli company’s experimental blood test can detect dementia while the disease is still mild enough to treat more effectively.