Liberal judge who could have put cop killer in prison: Sorry!
By Dan Calabrese | October 26, 2015
Despite a long rap sheet, she thought rehab was a better place for him. Now a police officer is dead.
Competition Would Make ObamaCare Work
By Michael R. Shannon | October 26, 2015
In the real world companies will ration care by dropping doctors from the network who won’t accept lower reimbursement rates and replace them with less expensive doctors or nurse practitioners
UN Watch welcomed the announcement, yet noted that "the UN statement hides more than it reveals,"
New Polish Government Opposes EU Climate Deal
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | October 26, 2015
Poland's New Government & The Paris Climate Conference
The message Obama must send to Xi and China
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | October 26, 2015
So the stakes for Americans in Xi Jinping's visit are enormous. Xi’s interlocutors must demonstrate that we will resist China's ambitions, not accede to them
Trudeau Tax Changes a Mixed Bag for Taxpayers
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | October 26, 2015
The countless promises to spend
Why Aren’t More GOP-Led States Defunding Planned Parenthood?
By Heritage Foundation Kate Scanlon | October 26, 2015
Pro-life activists march and pray Oct. 10 outside a Planned Parenthood facility in Manchester, N.H.
1 In 2 Working Americans Make Less Than $30,000 A Year
By News on the Net The Daily Caller | October 26, 2015
The difference between the median wage and the average wage continues to widen, signaling a declining middle class
Of the 27 passengers on board, 21 were rescued, Lt. Commander Desmond James of the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) said late Sunday. James said the Royal Canadian Mounted Police would take over the search for the missing person.
NYPD union calls for boycott of Quentin Tarantino
By Arthur Weinreb | October 26, 2015
Lynch then went on to call for a boycott of Tarantino’s films. Hopefully, this boycott will extend beyond the borders of the five boroughs.
Islam and 9/11 Not Connected, 12-Year-Olds Taught in America
By Matthew Vadum | October 26, 2015
How stealth Jihad gets at our kids.
Jordan’s delicate but pivotal role on the Temple Mount
By Barry Shaw | October 26, 2015
With eighty percent of its citizens claiming to be Palestinian, and many claiming that Jordan is Palestine, the king has to balance a delicate pivotal role
Direct Experience: The One Benefit of Accepting Muslim Migrants
By Raymond Ibrahim | October 26, 2015
Islam’s Rule of Numbers: women and children will be exploited and raped; the elderly will be mugged; churches and other institutions will be attacked; terror will set in
Media’s bet: You don’t care that Hillary lied to you about a terrorist attack
By Dan Calabrese | October 26, 2015
Because they're going to keep telling you that you shouldn't care. And you'll take your cue from them.
Of course: Justice Department will file no charges against Lois Lerner
By Herman Cain | October 26, 2015
You really didn't expect anything different, did you?
‘Grumpy Cat’ versus ‘Obama Rat’
By Judi McLeod | October 26, 2015
While Clinton who outright lied to save Obama’s campaign for reelection in 2012 by attributing the death of four Americans in Benghazi to an obscure video, will never face a jail term, but one day global warming deniers will
Our Youth Need to Be Told
By Nelson Hultberg | October 26, 2015
Rising prices, recessions, massive debt, political corruption, punitive taxes, explosion of government regulation are all merely effects of a much deeper disease: Liberalism's belief of "providing privileges" instead of "protecting rights"
Nearly 75 PER CENT of Republican voters believe Donald Trump could win the 2016 election
By News on the Net Daily Mail | October 25, 2015
Seven in ten Republican and Republican-leaning registered voters say Trump could win in November 2016 if he is nominated
Thousands of migrants who brave mud and rain for days in bid to get through the Balkans to western E
By News on the Net Daily Mail | October 25, 2015
Battling howling winds, driving rain and icy temperatures, thousands of migrants today marched into Slovenia
‘Snapping of the American Mind’: Good Medicine
By Matt Barber | October 25, 2015
How the left has succeeded in redefining not just “marriage,” but the rest of Americans’ core values, from “equality” to “justice” to “freedom”
Adam Sandler achieves Nerdvana with Pixels
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | October 25, 2015
Sandler fans will probably enjoy Pixels, but its appeal should go beyond that. It's a decent film, made well, and if you leave your mind in neutral, it's a lot of fun. And you can watch it with your kids!
Lincoln hybrid can waft or zip - and sip
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | October 25, 2015
The MKZ hybrid starts at $38,460 Canadian. Lincoln's sample came with oodles of extras
Democratic Party embracing Black Lives Matter
‘Minion of Satan’ asks to give invocation in Lake
By News on the Net Orlando Sentinel | October 25, 2015
"Well, the Catholics have wafers. We have nachos. They have the blood of Christ. We have cold Mexican cerveza."
Socialist Bernie Sanders
By Guest Column Bruce Butler | October 25, 2015
Sanders' favorite nation, Denmark
House De-Funds Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz Caught Selling Aborted Baby Parts
By News on the Net Life News | October 25, 2015
The House passed the Planned Parenthood de-funding bill on a 240-189 vote margin with all but seven Republicans voting for the bill
Hillary’s Three-Ring Circus
By Obie Usategui | October 24, 2015
Americans were able to see through Clinton’s smoke curtains, through her pathological lies, through her capricious mishandling of secure government information, government business, through a history of deception dating back to Whitewater
I love the swell of clueless stupidity!
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | October 24, 2015
The Glorification of Deceit
3 killed when driver plows into Okla. State parade
By News on the Net | October 24, 2015
Adacia Chambers, 25, was arrested and jailed on suspicion of driving under the influence
Believes she wanted to be a woman to enjoy same fame as her daughters

