The Security Council remains gravely concerned about the threat of terrorism and the risk that non-state actors may acquire, develop, traffic in or use weapons of mass destruction
CIA agents who thwarted al-Qaeda plot discover new bomb designs
By Jim Kouri | May 8, 2012
What surprised many counterterrorism experts was the sophistication of the upgrade of the so-called underwear bomb
It’s the Government, Stupid
By Alan Caruba | May 8, 2012
For three-and-a-half years Americans have listened to President Obama blame the economy on George W. Bush and that excuse is not working anymore
Tens of thousands set to protest religious rights violations in unconstitutional HHS Mandate in cities coast to coast
Mother’s Day at Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate
By News on the Net | May 8, 2012
An unforgettable remedy to a year of car pools and play date duties.
The new law amends a 2006 law that allowed the posting of 9 historical documents, including a copy of the Ten Commandments, in Courthouses.
An Example of Pointless Greenieness
By Warner Todd Huston | May 8, 2012
This ad shows how silly environuts really are.
The Second Amendment doesn't stop at your front door, like the gun prohibition lobby claims
Bug Extract a Natural Colouring?
By Wes Porter | May 8, 2012
It appears to be plain adverse publicity that caused the Seattle-based Coffea arabica purveyor to swap cochineal for another natural but less controversial food colouring.
Tada! MLCC Jets Ticket List Released
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | May 8, 2012
Minister tells legislature ‘staff working hard’ on getting details together on how MLCC handed out 400+ Jets tickets...meanwhile CTF received the details from MLCC five weeks ago
"This is more about trying to squeeze more driving hours or ‘productivity’ out of drivers, maximizing every second of the 70-hour work week, regardless of safety,”
UN Fails to Finalise Rio+20 Plan
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 8, 2012
Talks Deadlocked Over Green Protectionism Fears
Socialism Rises Again
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | May 8, 2012
Francois Hollande
William T. Stead, George Pullman
Despite public perception, ACORN is alive and well today
A matter of sovereignty: NGOs vs Israel
By Moshe Dann | May 8, 2012
Core of controversy surrounding NGOs in Israel is not only whether their activities are detrimental to the state, but inordinate influence on public opinion.
Entitlement Mentality on Display in Nebraska
By Doug Patton | May 8, 2012
Colleen Lawry, city administrator for the little town of Gretna, Nebraska
Britain’s Wind Power High Costs
By Jack Dini | May 8, 2012
Astounding cost of Britain’s go-to-it alone obsession with using wind turbines
Israel’s Peace Disease
By Daniel Greenfield | May 8, 2012
Peace fever is the disease consuming Israel as surely as the Black Death took Europe
Please, Don’t let history repeat itself, over and over!
Drill, No-Spill High Tech
By Institute for Energy Research | May 7, 2012
To eliminate all risk is to stop industrial innovation and progress.
Occupiers Mad at FBI Instead
Aborting Born Babies: Are Only Liberals Truly ‘Human’?
By Warner Todd Huston | May 7, 2012
This is chilling for its cold approach to life, but worse for its vagueness.
America’s classrooms are becoming little more than breeding grounds for compliant citizens of the police state.
A Fairy Tale
By Guest Column Debbie Curran | May 7, 2012
The Golden Goose of Capitalism
What Progressivism can do to a country
By Guest Column Bill Hamilton | May 7, 2012
It’s time to take a stand!
Is Prom Night Also Condom Night?
By Alan Caruba | May 7, 2012
American teens’ sexual and reproductive health
Is President BHO a Piss-Poor Messiah?
Farewell to ‘Europe’?
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | May 7, 2012
Europe may soon be in for another of the horrific cataclysms that have plagued it for nearly all of recorded history.
President Shimon Peres begins state visit to Canada
By News on the Net | May 7, 2012
Communications Department office of the President of Israel