Pentagon says ‘live anthrax’ inadvertently shipped across US
By News on the Net Fox News | May 27, 2015
"These were supposed to be dead spores anthrax, called AG-1," a defense official said.
Police dog saves partner’s life after ambush attack in Mississippi woods
By News on the Net Fox News | May 27, 2015
Frazier's life was saved Monday by his K9 partner, Lucas, a black Belgian Malinois who police say chased the assailants down before they could slit Frazier's throat, according to the newspaper.
Elizabeth Warren Bought Foreclosed Homes to Make a Quick Profit
By News on the Net National Review | May 27, 2015
Before the crash that she blamed on speculators, Senator Elizabeth Warren made a bundle by flipping houses.
It "led to delays and crowding along all 31 miles of the A train, and forced thousands of Rockaways customers to use shuttle buses to get to work,” MTA New York City Transit President Carmen Bianco said in a statement.
Don’t Believe Voter Fraud Happens? Here are Some Examples
By Heritage Foundation Hans von Spakovsky | May 27, 2015
This case of the Peruvian woman is just another example of how easy it is for noncitizens to vote in our elections
'Cuz it's a 'deal,' dontcha know.
Why Americans can’t buy some of the best sunscreens
By American Chemical Society | May 27, 2015
Hazy Outlook for U.S. Sunscreen Users
Mud and straw homes could be answer for earthquake regions
By Guest Column Israel21c | May 27, 2015
Nepal could benefit from earthquake-proof houses developed by Kibbutz Lotan from renewable materials and ancient techniques, a guest writer reports.
Veterans plan own film to challenge Hollywood depictions of them
By News on the Net Tribune News Service | May 27, 2015
Two military apparel companies are leading the drive. Durham-based Ranger Up and Texas-based Article 15 each earmarked $250,000 for the project and are crowd funding the rest.
Planned Parenthood Celebrates Defeat of Bill to Ban Killing Girls in Sex-Selection Abortions
By News on the Net Life News | May 27, 2015
After the vote, the nation’s biggest abortion company applauded what it hailed as the defeat of the pro-life legislation.
German Government In Crisis Over Escalating Cost Of Climate Policy
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 27, 2015
European Power Plants Face Widespread Bankruptcies
A multi-tasking stent can measure blood flow, take temperature readings, release drugs and dissolve when it's no longer needed.
Clinton Confidant Revealed as Source of Benghazi Misinformation
By Heritage Foundation Helle Dale | May 27, 2015
On Sept. 12, Blumenthal wrote in a memo to Clinton that the attacks were by “demonstrators” who “were inspired by what many devout Libyans viewed as a sacrilegious Internet video on the prophet Mohammed originating in America.”
Singapore Airlines Airbus plunges 13,000 FEET as BOTH engines fail in bad weather off Hong Kong
By News on the Net Daily Mail | May 27, 2015
Pilots followed 'operational procedures' to restore power to the engines
Hillary the Arms Dealer
By Matthew Vadum | May 27, 2015
Clinton Foundation payola funds State Department approval of arms shipments to repressive governments.
“Kick the Jewish State out of Football!” This is Racism, FIFA!
By Barry Shaw | May 27, 2015
The Palestinian cause has brought their anti-Semitic racism to the pinnacle of world sport
To help improve sanitation in developing countries, scent scientists are figuring out how to keep public toilets smelling clean.
Expanding the code of life with new ‘letters’
By American Chemical Society | May 27, 2015
Scientists have created a double helix out of six nucleotides, two more than what nature had devised.
Common Sense Doesn’t Need A Visa
By Dave Merrick | May 27, 2015
A backbiting serpent is strong at the helm after two consecutive terms given him by politically correct revelers and lazy people who wouldn't put down the remote long enough to get to the polls.
The detail hindsight forgets, and the fiction murky memories create
Victory: Cop-Killer Mural Removed at Marquette University
By Arnold Ahlert | May 27, 2015
Mural honoring one if its apparent heroes: convicted cop killer, escaped convict and wanted terrorist Assata Shakur
Good Riddance to Letterman
By Daniel Greenfield | May 27, 2015
Mournful tributes piling up in his wake aren’t about him. Network television is dying. Letterman was one of its last national figures. Wait until network television dies its inevitable demographic death
Clean power plan, Coal, EIA, EPA
Spouses of Guest Workers Now Eligible for Work Permits Under Obama Actions
By News on the Net Breitbart News | May 26, 2015
When the Obama administration announced the expansion in February, it anticipated that the number of individuals eligible to apply for work permits under the rule could be 179,600 in the first year and 55,000 for each subsequent year.
India heatwave kills 800 as capital’s roads melt
By News on the Net | May 26, 2015
"As of now, we don't predict any respite from the extreme heatwave for the next few days," said spokesman B. P. Yadav.
APNewsBreak: IRS Says Thieves Stole Tax Info From 100,000
By News on the Net ABC News | May 26, 2015
The IRS has launched a criminal investigation. The agency's inspector general is also investigating.
Experience the Queenstown Winter Festival
By Travel New Zealand | May 26, 2015
The Jihad Caucus
By James Simpson | May 26, 2015
Not to be dissuaded from such silly national security concerns, 14 U.S. senators, led by Illinois Senator Dick Durbin, have written a letter to Obama urging him to allow 65,000 Syrians
Call it Caliphate, UN style.
Obama cannot be trusted. He is willing to sell Israel down the river to secure his own legacy as a “peacemaker.”