Media suddenly very concerned about correct use of Christian terminology
By Dan Calabrese | January 19, 2016
Two Corinthians.
What the Iranian Nuclear Implementation Day Means for US
By Heritage Foundation Luke Coffey | January 19, 2016
Iran will regain access to around $100 billion in unfrozen assets.
Ben Carson volunteer dies after crash
By News on the Net | January 19, 2016
The other three people in the van were treated and released at hospital in Atlantic, according to Ryan Rhodes, Carson's Iowa campaign director.
Judge rejects Obama’s executive privilege claim over Fast and Furious records
By News on the Net Politico | January 19, 2016
The Justice Department's own public disclosures undercut the president's privilege claim, Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled.
Red Squirrels
By Guest Column Lois Virgo | January 19, 2016
We want our country back
Sarah Palin Endorses Donald Trump, Rallying Conservatives
By News on the Net New York Times | January 19, 2016
In Iowa, where Ms. Palin spent years developing support, the endorsement could be especially helpful.
Minister’s plan for Nipigon bridge repair, testing: hurry up and wait…
By News on the Net Rob Willett | January 19, 2016
Questions remain unanswered while two lane bridge traffic more than a month away
Chinese soldiers implicated in U.S. military hacking case
By News on the Net Toronto Globe and Mail | January 19, 2016
The case centres on Su Bin, a 50-year-old Chinese aviation-industry entrepreneur residing in Vancouver, and the two unnamed “co-conspirators” revealed to be Chinese soldiers
Kim Davis Fights for Rights of Conscience
By Liberty Counsel | January 19, 2016
"Our Founding Fathers believed in the right to follow one's conscience so much that they protected religious liberty in the First Amendment
Marco Rubio gives absolutely stellar answer when confronted by an atheist
By Robert Laurie | January 19, 2016
Game, set, match
Yikes.
Shale Revolution Changes Everything
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 19, 2016
How the Shale Revolution Has Reduced Geopolitical and Price Risk
Indonesia- Massive Fires and Carbon Emissions
By Jack Dini | January 19, 2016
Emissions from fires in 2015 bumped Indonesia from the sixth-largest emitter in the world to the fourth- largest in just six weeks.
To erase history: Didn’t the Soviets try this?
By Guest Column Arkansas Democrat-Gazette | January 19, 2016
Today marks the birthday of one of the true gentlemen--and one of the superior generals--of this country's short history
The main features of the bill are provisions that ease stringent rules requiring school districts to purchase whole grains and delay limits on sodium, reports the Associated Press.
Dog learns to hug best friend on command
By News on the Net | January 19, 2016
Doggone cute video goes viral
Bomb threat reported at North Miami Middle School
By News on the Net Local 10 News, Miami | January 19, 2016
Police, K-9s check school as precaution
The 3-hour reality TV Debate in British Parliament
By Judi McLeod | January 19, 2016
More than likely originated with an SOS sent to the Brits in an election year by sniveling American Democrats, who, “alas, alas!” intuit that outsiders like Trump and Texas Senator Ted Cruz have a chance to deliver America from Obama’s Fundamental
Hillary: ‘No individual too big to jail’
By Dan Calabrese | January 19, 2016
That being the case . . .
Why is Chocolate Bad for Dogs?
By American Chemical Society | January 19, 2016
Today we're taking a closer look at the stuff, how much is too much, and also give you little advice if you catch little sparky sitting in a pile of chocolate wrappers on your kitchen floor.
Utah officer was paying off cancer bills when he was killed
By News on the Net | January 19, 2016
The Truth about Huma Abedin that Media Matters Doesn’t Want America to See
By News on the Net Breitbart News | January 19, 2016
The Vanity Fair article must have sent shockwaves through the Clinton camp. It’s rare to read mainstream press criticism of Huma Abedin.
‘China to spark global financial ICE AGE with depression sending markets crashing by 75%’
By News on the Net UK Express | January 19, 2016
CHINA is set to plunge the world into an economic crisis sending stock markets crashing by 75 per cent - with devastating consequences for the US and UK, a leading city expert has warned.
Davos: Europe Migrant Crisis Just Beginning, ‘Imagine One Billion’
By News on the Net Breitbart News | January 19, 2016
As a solution, Schwab advocates a greater sense of solidarity with the developing world, with the awareness that economic programs that benefit one country eventually benefit all
How the Expensive War on Poverty Failed
By Heritage Foundation Rachel Sheffield | January 19, 2016
The official poverty rate has hovered between ten and fifteen percent for 50 years
U.S. should go slow on establishing full diplomatic ties with unstable Venezuela
By Guest Column | January 19, 2016
U.S. foreign policy should be to support Venezuelans who want mutually beneficial ties with Washington, not to conduct business as usual with a hostile and unpopular regime.
Bay Bridge reopens after protesters chain themselves, shut down span
By News on the Net | January 19, 2016
The protest group, an offshoot of the Black Lives Matter movement, is “a black queer liberation collective” that calls itself Black.Seed, Mia Birdsong, a spokeswoman for the group, said.
Lies My RINO Told Me
By Timothy Birdnow | January 19, 2016
There are other lies that are endlessly repeated, but these are the top five. We hear them every two years, and frankly, they are getting stale
Mankind – Death and taxes in Obama’s “new” America
By Eddie Pedersen | January 19, 2016
Another change, a result of Obama’s “new” America, average everyday Americans are now seeing America’s political left as perusing grotesque, perverted, and dangerous ends
Sightings reported of camel and gorilla hanging out together on Mars
By News on the Net | January 19, 2016
The identity of the large primate has been firmly cemented since 2012, when it was first spotted.

