Gender unicorn: fantasy definitions and sexes validate feelings
By A. Dru Kristenev | November 5, 2015
The confusion induced in these youngsters is producing one effect – the demolition of social mores and, eventually, society itself. All of it based on a fantasy of language, animal allusions and contrived sexes
Nancy Pelosi Names Abortion Activists to Panel Investigating Planned Parenthood Selling Baby Parts
By News on the Net Life News | November 4, 2015
The Select Panel is being formed in response to the videos released by Center for Medical Progress, and it will consist of eight Republicans and five Democrats
More than 81,000 Illegal Migrant Children Placed In Communities Across U.S.
By News on the Net | November 4, 2015
Unaccompanied minors from noncontiguous counties are granted special protections, including a court hearing and access to the U.S. under the care of a sponsor while they await those hearing
Hamtramck is 1st American city to elect majority Muslim council
By News on the Net | November 4, 2015
4 of 6 Hamtramck City Council members are Muslim
Australian-syle gun control advocate releases new gun-control campaign ad
By Robert Laurie | November 4, 2015
She just wants 'common sense' confiscation, taxation, and bans
Quebec palliative care centre to offer doctor-assisted suicide
By News on the Net National Newswatch | November 4, 2015
The centre says on its website that while it initially refused to offer the service, it recently changed its position after consulting staff and volunteers.
As the video shows, the organizers admitted that the reason we were being asked to leave was specifically because they didn't like the questions we were asking.
Narcissus’ Cabinet of Mirrors
By Joanna Rosamond | November 4, 2015
Narcissists’ subconscious and constant fear of disclosure often results in recurring dreams about a broken mirror
Questions We’re Often Asked: Cactus or Succulent?
By Wes Porter | November 4, 2015
Succulents derive their name from the Latin succulentus, juice. Many are familiar are familiar garden plants of temperate regions
Was that to protect you and Bill, or just a desperate way to sway a few votes?
What Last Night’s Election Results Prove About Social Conservatism and Voters
By Heritage Foundation Ryan T. Anderson | November 4, 2015
As we are now one year away from the 2016 general election, Americans would do well to remember this lesson from the 2015 election
First on CNN: U.S. officials believe ISIS planted bomb on Russian plane
By News on the Net | November 4, 2015
Insipid and moronic.
Requiring drug makers to take back unused pharmaceuticals
By American Chemical Society | November 4, 2015
Some local governments are requiring take-back programs to tackle drug waste
Freshly caught shellfish can be quickly tested for sickness-causing toxins using a new portable device.
Road test: Skoda Fabia Estate
By Tim Saunders | November 4, 2015
“It’s difficult to imagine a better car for a young family than the Skoda Fabia Estate,” writes Parkers, the car experts.
New low-cost battery could help store renewable energy
By American Chemical Society | November 4, 2015
The energy from the sun and wind could one day be stored in a new battery made of low-cost, safe materials.
Showdown at the OK Corral
By Caroline Glick | November 4, 2015
To the extent that opponents of Obama’s Iran policy are willing to lead the fight against the deal themselves, Israel could do worse than to take a step back and plot its own course on Iran, independent of the US policy discussion.
Watch: KC Royals Player Rejects Political Correctness (video)
By News on the Net | November 4, 2015
Waves U.S. Flag at World Series Victory Celeb
How much does it hurt? New system quantifies pain
By Guest Column Israel21c | November 4, 2015
Israel’s Medasense is testing its novel objective pain-measurement tool ahead of marketing it to hospital operating rooms and ICUs.
Madness On Stilts
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | November 4, 2015
UK Turns To Diesel To Meet Power Supply Crunch
NBC Anchor Asks Obama if Black Lives Matter Has Spooked Cops Into Less Policing — Here’s
By News on the Net The Blaze | November 4, 2015
“NBC Nightly News” anchor Lester Holt asked the president about the so-called “Ferguson effect” in an interview that aired Tuesday.
Mideast sandstorm disrupts Michelle Obama’s trip to Jordan
By News on the Net | November 4, 2015
Obama was on a two-nation visit to the Middle East to promote a girls' education initiative and was set to fly in from Qatar.
As of early Wednesday morning, Hennessy had received 62 percent of the vote to just 31 percent for Mirkarimi.
Father, Adopted Son Seek Right To Marry Each Other
By News on the Net | November 4, 2015
The couple is now trying to reverse the adoption in order to get married, but a state court judge has rejected that request saying adoption annulments are generally limited to cases of fraud
ISANS prepping for influx of Syrian refugees to Nova Scotia
By News on the Net CBC News | November 4, 2015
ISANS expects it will get details later this week from the federal government about what it plans
Here’s How Houston Voted on Controversial Ballot Measure
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | November 4, 2015
A Houston measure known as the "bathroom bill" was defeated in the polls on Tuesday. The measure pit Houston at the center of the latest battle between LGBT and religious liberty advocates
Obama’s Secret Destruction of Our Immigration System
By Arnold Ahlert | November 4, 2015
Hastening the "fundamental transformation" of our nation while there's still time
Engineered Migration and Demographic Suicide
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | November 4, 2015
Will the massive engineered migration from third world countries, the demographic suicide of the west, the overall degradation of western society, and the mental disorder of liberalism eventually doom western civilization?
It’s not foot or neck massages Kelly’s looking for but massages for her ego
By Judi McLeod | November 4, 2015
Kelly used the foot massage reference to ridicule GOP hopefuls only to have her own oversized ego massaged