Well that's reassuring.
Israeli mom’s invention gets cerebral palsy kids walking
By Guest Column Israel21c | April 2, 2014
Debby Elnatan’s Upsee, designed to help her own son walk tethered to an adult, could be the answer to many parents’ prayers for children with disabilities.
Suzuki SX4 S-Cross
By Tim Saunders | April 2, 2014
New price: £14,999 to £23,549
National Pecan Month – And Speaking of Nuts . . .
By Wes Porter | April 2, 2014
April Gardening
An artist’s own unique commemoration of WW1
By Tim Saunders | April 2, 2014
Ghosts of Doomed Youth
“Tallahassee offers a diverse menu of authentic regional cuisine, fine dining and international fare that has quickly attracted the attention and awards from leading food critics.”
Defined-benefit pension plans
From Martian rocks, a planet’s watery story emerges
By American Chemical Society | April 2, 2014
Scientists have found that the weight of the dust they’ve sampled is 2 to 4 percent water
A wristband for a different kind of cause — environmental health
By American Chemical Society Kim Anderson, Ph.D. | April 2, 2014
The bands could be a valuable tool for finally determining individual exposures and what compounds are safe and which ones come with risk
The science of champagne fizz: How many bubbles are in your bubbly?
By American Chemical Society Gérard Liger-Belair, Ph.D. | April 2, 2014
A new way to calculate the number of bubbles in a glass of champagne.
‘3D’ test could reduce reliance on animals for testing asthma and allergy medications
By American Chemical Society Amir Ghaemmaghami, M.D., Ph.D. | April 2, 2014
Respiratory conditions, such as asthma and allergies, are becoming more common.
Key chocolate ingredients could help prevent obesity, diabetes
By American Chemical Society Andrew P. Neilson, Ph.D. | April 2, 2014
Oligomeric procyanidins (PCs)
Russian Gas Weapon Pushes Europe To Develop Shale Gas
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 2, 2014
In State Of Emergency, UK Could Produce Shale Gas In 4 Years
Unions Getting Creative in Election-Year Struggle
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | April 2, 2014
For unionized workers, dues come out of their paychecks and go to political causes—and they aren’t consulted on where that money will go
Obama’s Wage Gap Myth
By Arnold Ahlert | April 2, 2014
An Agenda Built on a Tissue of Lies
Dreams from Their Father
By Mary A. Nicholas | April 2, 2014
Compares flaws in Marx' science and sources with those of the climate change environmentalists
It’s Global Warming The Movie and We’re All In It
By Judi McLeod | April 2, 2014
China, Bottled Air, Big Screen Digital Sun, Global Warming the Musical, Cow Farts
Scott Lively, A One-Eyed Man in the Land of the Blind
By Jerry A. Kane | April 2, 2014
Massachusetts candidate forum, Rev. Scott Lively proved he's more than just some run-of-the-mill independent candidate for governor
The War on Poverty—$21 Trillion Later
By Matthew Vadum | April 2, 2014
The big fat leftist failure. Now where is the mea culpa?
"I find it hard to accept that . . . half the Earth for thousands of years . . . have felt their lives touched by some nutter."
While I was away: Nothing changed, and ObamaCare is still a disaster
By Herman Cain | April 2, 2014
I'm too blessed to be stressed!
World Vision’s Secular Myopia
By Michael R. Shannon | April 1, 2014
If I want to make a contribution to an organization run by leadership that is this slippery and disingenuous, I’ll send a check to Congress
New York State Rifle and Pistol Assn, Inc. v. Cuomo
White House Targets Methane Emissions
By Guest Column Nicholas Cunningham | April 1, 2014
The White House’s methane plan won’t have a huge impact on oil and gas drilling in the short-term
“This is one more example of how SAF is winning firearms rights one lawsuit at a time,”
And how liberals are using his sloppy, misleading work to discredit the very real victims of ObamaCare.
Three Cheers for Fracking
Open letter: windfarms and animals, e.g. birth defects
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | April 1, 2014
Wind Turbine Syndrome
6.5 million ObamaCare enrollees? - Nice soundbyte, but not so fast
By Robert Laurie | April 1, 2014
As few as 24% were previously uninsured?
Why ‘God Is Not Dead’ is the box-office surprise of 2014
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | April 1, 2014
In spite of nearly a full generation of god-less academics, pop-culture trends and media anti-Christian efforts this film is proof positive of Christian values in America