Coffee compounds that could help prevent type 2 diabetes identified
By American Chemical Society | December 2, 2015
Scientists have identified two compounds in coffee, cafestol and caffeic acid, that likely decrease the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Motoring: Citroen Cactus
By Tim Saunders | December 2, 2015
Overall the fun loving Citroen Cactus is an eye-catching family car that has a surprisingly large boot.
Skeptical Climate Documentary Set to Rock UN Climate Summit
By Marc Morano | December 2, 2015
‘Climate Hustle’ To Have Red Carpet Premiere in Paris
Prestigious exhibition in Great Britain
By Tim Saunders | December 2, 2015
The exhibition features the work of: Jeffery Courtney, Mike Sofroniou, Jonathan Mitchell, Mark McLaughlin, Roy Mackintosh, Susie Lidstone, Marilyn Kernoff and Iain White.
The Truth About China
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | December 2, 2015
2,500 New Coal Plants Will Thwart Any Paris Pledges
New Hillary ad: Never mind her failures, elect her because she’s not a boy!
By Robert Laurie | December 2, 2015
Hillary's substance free zone.
Can Mushroom Scent Turn Women On?
By Wes Porter | December 2, 2015
One of the commonly and not inappropriately called stinkhorns, the Yellow Netted Stinkhorn, P. multicolor is one of some 77 species spread over 21 genera found worldwide but especially in the tropics
Sandy Berger, former national security adviser, dies
By News on the Net Politico | December 2, 2015
The inspector general of the National Archives said that a staff member had witnessed the former NSA adviser wrapping the classified documents around his socks and under his pants
Try the wine that King David and Jesus may have sipped
By Guest Column Israel21c | December 2, 2015
An Israeli winery is making wine from a nearly extinct species of indigenous grapes used in biblical winemaking thousands of years ago
The IRS Wants Organizations to Collect Donors’ SS Numbers. This Tea Party Group Is Fighting Ba
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | December 2, 2015
A rule proposed by the Internal Revenue Service would give nonprofits the option to collect Social Security numbers from donors of more than $250. The Social Security numbers would then be sent to the IRS
Raising the minimum wage
By Guest Column Jean Arcamone | December 2, 2015
The real reason
George Soros, Tom Steyer are ‘investors’ in Obama’s new ‘clean’ energy
By Marc Morano | December 2, 2015
“It’s called the Breakthrough Energy Coalition and is a collection of scoundrels including, Soros, Steyer and cellulosic ethanol scammer Vinod Khosla.
Strong Cities Network; DHS; and the SPLC
By Tom Deweese | December 2, 2015
Thinking Globally, Acting Locally to Destroy Freedom
Trump 100% Vindicated: CBS Reports ‘Swarms’ On Rooftops Celebrating 9/11(video)
By News on the Net Breitbart News | December 2, 2015
Summit of Ego-logy
By Joanna Rosamond | December 2, 2015
When streams of all lies flow into the ocean of treasonous corruption, people in their right minds will opt for the truth
CHRISTMAS in Maryland Schools, Because it Is “Offensive”
By News on the Net | December 2, 2015
Christmas is now “Winter Break” and there is no such thing as “Easter Break.” Thanks to these hyper-sensitive Muslims
Cooking Was Not Fun Because It Was Survival
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | December 2, 2015
Americans don’t understand the concept of the starving goose of socialism who was kept pacified and faithful by feeding her one kernel a day, just enough to prevent starvation
Israeli Jews – the invisible terror victims
By Barry Shaw | December 2, 2015
As long as Israeli Jews remain the invisible victims of terror, victims of an invisible malevolent Palestinian agenda, do not expect Israelis to offer gestures or concessions for peace.
Hulu Running Homosexual-themed Ad during Family/Kids Programming
By Selwyn Duke | December 2, 2015
So here’s a clue for the people at Hulu: you may be living in the echo chamber of the metrosexuals in your office, but not everyone in America wants to have to explain to their children why two men are kissing on TV.
Study finds flame retardant exposure higher in infants than adults
By American Chemical Society | December 2, 2015
Infants' exposure to flame retardants increased along with the number of baby products families had.
New stretchable, wearable sensor made with chewing gum (video)
By American Chemical Society | December 2, 2015
Scientists make a sticky, stretchy sensor out of chewing gum and nanotubes.
Sorry, media, I did not ‘endorse’ Donald Trump
By Herman Cain | December 2, 2015
But I know what kind of leader he would be
The Logic of Islamic Intolerance
By Raymond Ibrahim | December 2, 2015
Such is the offspring of that unholy union between Islamic logic and Western fallacy.
Obama Tells Pro-Lifers Not to “Demonize” Planned Parenthood After Colorado Shooting
By News on the Net Life News | December 1, 2015
The pro-abortion president also used the shooting to call for more laws against guns.
Photo: Toy-Collecting Marine Forced to Stand Outside Walmart
By News on the Net Fox Insider | December 1, 2015
Until this year, he'd always been allowed to do this inside the store, but a new manager told him it was against store policy.
Paris police tell Chabad not to light Hanukkah candles in public spaces
By News on the Net | December 1, 2015
The tweet reads, in Hebrew: “Chabad: Paris police order [us] to cancel most of our public [Hanukkah] candlelighting in the city, in light of the terror attack and the fear of additional attacks
Meet the State Lawmaker Who Wants to Slap $5K-a-Day Fines on Sanctuary City Officials
By Heritage Foundation Leah Jessen | December 1, 2015
Aaron Bean, a Florida state senator, wants to crack down on the Sunshine State's seven "sanctuary" counties.
Poinsettia Pushed off Top 10 List
By Wes Porter | December 1, 2015
The tallest living Christmas tree is a 162-foot Grand Fir, Abies grandis, at the Coeur d’Alene Resort in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
Significantly Simplifying The U.S. Tax Code, And Other Hopeful Myths
By Bob Christie | December 1, 2015
Do you really believe there will be a significant simplification of the U.S. tax code under any not-so-freely elected government?
Tell Me That You Love Me
By Jim Yardley | December 1, 2015
Boycott of polling would undermine any claim that the poll is a "representative sampling" of opinion. Insecurity in a candidate is a healthy thing for a democracy

