Netanyahu To Meet Trump Despite Criticism Over Islam Comments
By News on the Net YT News | December 9, 2015
ADL says that Trump's declaration calling on preventing Muslims from entering the US is "deeply offensive and runs contrary to our nation’s deepest values"; Netanyahu set to meet with trump in light of controversy.
Israeli breakthrough drug helped cure Jimmy Carter’s cancer
By News on the Net Times of Israel | December 9, 2015
Researched and tested at Tel Hashomer Sheba Medical Center, Keytruda fights tumors using the body’s natural immune system
The Anti-Israel Irritant that is really Anti-Semitism
By Barry Shaw | December 9, 2015
Despite the clear diagnosis that a Palestine would constitute a more deadly option the sufferers and their recruited supporters and curers insist on an operation to excoriate Israel.
Prez Raps While Americans Line up as Sheep to the Slaughter
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | December 9, 2015
We have referred to our past presidents as founders, fathers, statesmen, defenders and protectors, but even in a more tolerant society than ever before, it is doubtful that we will accept the idea of having a “Rapper in Chief.”
“Racial” and “Religious” Profiling Now—or Death Later
By Selwyn Duke | December 9, 2015
If a politician can't fill in those blanks, then that's precisely what he's shooting in the war against Muslim terrorism
Workforce Could Shrink by 2 Million People Because of ObamaCare
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | December 9, 2015
Under the law, consumers do not have to rely on employers for insurance and can purchase coverage on the federal and state-run exchanges
Judicial Watch Releases ‘Compelling Benghazi Email’ It Says ‘Worsens the Scandal o
By News on the Net The Blaze | December 9, 2015
The email was sent to Jacob Sullivan, who served as deputy chief of staff to Hillary Clinton. Wendy Sherman and Thomas Nides were both senior State Department officials.
Winning the ‘War on Christmas’
By Christian Newswire Tom Ciesielka | December 9, 2015
"Atheist groups may mock our message, but we will not be silent. It is critical that Christians proclaim the Gospel message to their fellow citizens,"
Venezuela Ran out of Other People’s Money
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | December 9, 2015
A centralized socialist government always blamed their disastrous and ever-failing economic policies on greedy capitalists and on business “profiteers.” Socialists eventually ran out of other people’s money and wealth
Trump’s Proposal Strategically Brilliant
By Dr. Brad Lyles | December 9, 2015
Trump’s incendiary proposal is a brilliant political tactic. More important than this, however, is his proposal’s strategic utility in compelling our illuminati to reveal themselves as the dangerous fools they are
Democrats Reassure Perpetrators Instead of Victims of San Bernadino
By Michael R. Shannon | December 9, 2015
Yet if these attacks really have nothing to do with the Religion of Peace, why does the appeasement chorus immediately head for a mosque?
What 2015 reveals about trends in the pharmaceutical industry
By American Chemical Society | December 9, 2015
Pharma Year in Review
A simple, rapid test to help ensure safer meat
By American Chemical Society | December 9, 2015
A new rapid test could help the food industry ensure that customers are getting unspoiled meat.
That's not spaghetti — polyethylene fibers made with olive oil could help make super-durable materials even stronger.
Urolithins in pomegranate extract may protect against Alzheimer's disease.
Toward a faster, more efficient way to sniff out explosives
By American Chemical Society | December 9, 2015
Researchers develop a sensor that can rapidly detect and distinguish between TNT and other explosives.
Is suicide an expected event?
By Patrick D Hahn | December 9, 2015
Chantix: For people who are dying to quit smoking
Based on a microscopic sample size interview.
If any groups should be given priority for entry to the United States from the Middle East, it is Christians and Jews, especially women and children, who are targeted for extermination by Isis and other Arab groups in the Middle East
Iran missile test violates two UN resolutions
By Dan Calabrese | December 9, 2015
And the U.S. just might, er, take appropriate action!
Abortion Biz Trying to Stop More Planned Parenthood Videos, Calls Pro-Lifers “Racketeers”
By News on the Net Life News | December 9, 2015
Now, a trade group for abortion business is attempting to stop the Center for Medical Progress from releasing any more videos and fighting in court to squelch its free speech.
Less Facebook, More Face-to-Face Conservatism
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | December 9, 2015
There is no better pressure than getting in someone’s face and demanding “Why did you do that?” or “When will you take care of this?”
Fake Wines Take a Toll on Everyday Consumers
By David White | December 9, 2015
Wine enthusiasts remain on edge
Another Government-Backed Renewable Energy Giant Is Looking Unstable
By Heritage Foundation Rob Nikolewski | December 8, 2015
Spain-based renewable energy giant Abengoa is suspending work at six U.S. plants.
Protesters, police, chaos! Climate Hustle ‘staged its triumphant world premiere’
By Marc Morano | December 8, 2015
‘Police cordoned off the road’
Obama, Muslim sympathizer
By Guest Column John Land | December 8, 2015
Posing as a Christian
Google’s chairman wants algorithms to censor the internet for hate speech
By News on the Net | December 8, 2015
Schmidt did not provide details about his proposed “spell-checkers” for hate, but his suggestion may prove difficult to realize.
Cardinal: If climate talks stall, pope may gently intervene
By News on the Net | December 8, 2015
If the Vatican went from an outside observer to a member state that "could bring some sense of the moral side of the story, which often gets lost in the talk," Morgan said.
WaPo: Never met a criminal-alien they didn’t like
By David L. Hunter | December 8, 2015
The Washington Post promotes the false and irresponsible notion that this country should be left wide open to persons impossible to track in the case of illegals;
What's going to be your response? I'm thinking about falling and hitting my head again.