GOP senators want US to cut off money to UN climate agency
By News on the Net | April 19, 2016
In the letter sent Monday, the 28 senators say Palestine last month became a member of the agency, known formally as the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change.
The chem-hiss-try of snake venom
By American Chemical Society | April 19, 2016
Evolutionary biology tells us why venom is useful for snakes, but chemistry tells us how venom works.
Rep. Pete King: ‘I think I’ll take cyanide’ if Ted Cruz is the nominee
By Robert Laurie | April 19, 2016
'I hate Ted Cruz'
Insanity.
WaPo: U.S. allies can’t wait for Obama to be gone
By Dan Calabrese | April 19, 2016
Join the club, friends.
Federal Researchers Build Massive Online Database of Genomic Data
By News on the Net | April 19, 2016
GenPort’s software and tools will be “open source, transportable, and freely shared,” according to the HHS posting.
Discontent grows over superdelegates in Democratic race
By News on the Net | April 19, 2016
Dan Springer reports from Seattle
The Highlights of the Supreme Court Oral Argument on Obama’s Executive Amnesty
By Heritage Foundation Elizabeth Slattery | April 19, 2016
This case underscores the importance of each branch of the federal government respecting the limits of its authority
Obamacare’s Fundamental Transformation that Failed
By Michael R. Shannon | April 19, 2016
Just as socialism forces the hard–working to support the lazy, socialized medicine uses the premiums of the healthy to pay for the sick
Letter to the editor Hydro at any cost in Ontari_owe
By Guest Column Ross Ayotte | April 19, 2016
Coal plants in Ontario
The flier also takes issue with putting sexual assault offenders in prison.
Hillary Clinton’s radical wealth distribution People suffering environmental injustice
By Guest Column Arnold Avery | April 19, 2016
This is a really stupid idea.
Palestinians’ culture of hate and violence against Jews
The Muslim Will vs. the Western Way
By Raymond Ibrahim | April 19, 2016
Free and mighty West, refusing to use its powers--even in the name of self-preservation--while empowering an Islam that openly vows to, and will, subjugate the West
How to Scrub Hillary from the Presidential Picture
By Judi McLeod | April 19, 2016
Internet warriors should keep even a little perspective uppermost in their minds
The secret to the Trump phenomenon
By Guest Column Jean Arcamone | April 18, 2016
Americans are excited about the possibility of an America that is the envy of the world once again.
“Even non-citizens are afforded protections under our constitution, including the right to keep and bear arms
SAF’s ongoing effort to win firearms freedom one lawsuit at a time
Disgraced Clinton Donor Got $13M In State Dept Grants Under Hillary
By News on the Net | April 18, 2016
Groups allied to Yunus received an additional $11 million from USAID, according to the contracting website
Circumventing Congress's ban on the use of federal money to bail out ObamaCare casualties.
Little dictators vs. people who know their rights.
Sexist Democrats for Bernie!
Bathroom Bills Put Women at Risk and Defy Common Sense
By Liberty Counsel | April 18, 2016
"These are all commonsense laws that protect the privacy and safety of women and girls
Surprising no one, Bernie flip flops on suing gun manufacturers
By Robert Laurie | April 18, 2016
Buh-bye, principles. I'm losing!
Ready, Set, Go - New Zealand’s Vineyard Marathons
By Travel New Zealand | April 18, 2016
With a flagship vineyard at the end of each run, you’ll also have the perfect motivation to reach the finish line.
Brazil lawmakers vote to impeach country’s president
By News on the Net | April 18, 2016
The vote in the lower house sparked elation among many Brazilians who hold Rousseff responsible for everything from the devastating recession to chronic high taxes and poor public services
A coalition of 16 Democratic attorneys general and one independent announced that they would use the power of state government to explore legal avenues to challenge climate change dissent
Banning cars from city centres creates more problems than it solves
By Guest Column Marc Scribner | April 18, 2016
Attempting to seriously reduce auto injuries and fatalities by banning cars in the dense cities where crashes pose the lowest risk is both an overreaction and a misapprehension of the problem.
Democrats’ true-life lemonade failure
By David L. Hunter | April 18, 2016
Not even a single day of successfully turning lemons into lemonade. No doubt a natural consequence of years of Democrats mindlessly drinking the Obama Kool-Aid