That Marxism you like is going to come back in style
Cutthroat Republican interference with this presidential election might cause a lot of Americans to finally acknowledge that a congress composed of well-fed career politicians is not beneficial to the public
Chalk Markers terrorizing college students
By Jeff Crouere | April 2, 2016
Today, our young people are captives of a system that is turning them into sniveling cowards afraid to debate and face the challenges of the real world
Fabians Well & Alive in America - 2016
By Sandra Carney | April 2, 2016
The Republicans
The Big Green job-killing machine
By Ron Arnold | April 2, 2016
Environmentalists wield powerful Endangered Species Act to kill jobs, impoverish families
The United States now leads the world in natural gas production, outranking Russia, due mainly to the advent of hydraulic fracturing in natural gas production
This acknowledgement raises some interesting questions
March Employment Report Shows Labor Market Growing
By Heritage Foundation James Sherk | April 1, 2016
The wounds from the Great Recession remain significant.
Michelle’s Field of Dreams
By Katy Grimes and Megan Barth | April 1, 2016
Since when do Republican women play the victim card? Michelle Fields' assault charge against Donald Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski smells like a load of BS and a con
"I encourage Governor Bryant to sign the bill. We must protect the religious freedoms of all people,"
VIDEO: What Do Americans Think of the ‘National Enquirer’?
By News on the Net | April 1, 2016
Apparently, “National Enquirer” is now considered, by some, to be a legitimate source of political news and information.
VIDEO: WH Censors French President Saying ‘ISLAMIST Terrorism’
By News on the Net | April 1, 2016
Even the audio of Hollande saying the words “Islamist terrorism” in French have, apparently, been edited from the video.
I'm banking on how looks CAN be deceiving
Brussels Airport, also known as Brussels-Zaventem Airport, handles more than 23 million passengers per year in the European Union capital
To Katy Barnes and Megan Barth
By Guest Column Jo Dermody | April 1, 2016
Confidence
Water: Islam’s new target to crush the West
By A. Dru Kristenev | April 1, 2016
Closing the border for national security is crucial, but it is critical that America's life-blood, water, not be released through a porous financial dam
Hillary finally turns her phony outrage against the left.
Way to talk down to your audience, Cosmo!
The Power Broker of Kabul
By Claudia Rosett | April 1, 2016
Mr. Khalilzad served on the diplomatic front lines of U.S. efforts to replace terror-spawning Islamic tyrannies with benign, democratic governments.
The stench of a rat
By Caroline Glick | April 1, 2016
We may never know exactly why prosecutors decided to leak the story of the probes against Deri and Herzog this week. But we can say with certainty that someone wanted us to talk about corrupt politicians this week.
A New Gardening Season Arrives
By Wes Porter | April 1, 2016
The further north a garden is located, the more vexing it becomes to grow the classic roses of commerce, hybrid teas, floribundas and others.
Police Department Bought Motorcycles, Cars With Nearly $1 Million Seized Under Controversial Program
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | April 1, 2016
The Equitable Sharing Program was suspended late last year for budgetary reasons, but was restarted by the Justice Department earlier this month
"I encourage Governor Bryant to sign the bill. We must protect the religious freedoms of all people,"
Motoring: Citroen C1 road test
By Tim Saunders | April 1, 2016
The C1 was introduced in 2005 and Citroen has sold more than 760,000 of its supermini.
Travel feature: Bridport and Lyme Regis
By Tim Saunders | April 1, 2016
About the Laundromat Index
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | April 1, 2016
Nano-Metals, Self-cleaning laundry may be on the way
Department of Justice Restarts Heavily Criticized Program
By Heritage Foundation Jason Snead | March 31, 2016
It is time for Congress to take seriously the need to reform the nation’s forfeiture laws
Instead of imposing ever-growing amounts of red tape on productive economic sectors and continuing political favoritism, the U.S. should promote free market policies that enhance economic growth and improve the well-being of American families.
NYPD and Michelle fields
By Guest Column | March 31, 2016