Does Navy Map Alter the Benghazi Narrative?
By Roger Aronoff | February 17, 2014
If these military assets were actually not available to support Benghazi in the face of ongoing threats, we must ask, Why not?
Government meddling generates predictable results
A Tale of Two Cities
By Doug Jeffrey | February 16, 2014
Ottawa and Washington
Wisdom Abandoned: American Children Thrown to the Wolves
By Kelly O'Connell | February 16, 2014
American society is badly damaged by a lack of virtue and the rejection of wisdom--Does not Wisdom Call Out? Does not Understanding Raise her Voice?
Palestine - Kerry Confronts Ghosts In State Of Confusion
By David Singer | February 16, 2014
"War of the Letterheads" adds a new dimension to the conflict between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation
Trudeau: “budget will balance itself”
By Ezra Levant | February 16, 2014
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has somehow come to believe that budgets balance themselves
Global Warming Did Not Cause The Storms, Says Senior Met Office Expert
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 16, 2014
Green Fear-Mongers Climate Ambulance Chasing
Mighty Mitch McConnell’s Hat Trick
By Mike Henkins | February 16, 2014
Three goals on his own net
Shameless Communist Propaganda from the Left
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | February 16, 2014
The Cold War was a "colossal battle between good and evil, freedom and slavery, and democracy and totalitarianism." Revisionist presentation of communist atrocities is a sad distortion of truth and of history
The Inequality of Access
By Daniel Greenfield | February 16, 2014
In a city or a country run by income inequality campaigners like Barack Obama or Bill de Blasio, the inequality of wealth takes a back seat to the inequality of access
Bitter End to the Modern Labor Movement
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | February 16, 2014
The union hall-statehouse corruption-collusion is coming to a bitter end in the United States, the final death-throws of the Modern Labor Movement.
Carbon benefits exceed costs by up to 500:1
By Paul Driessen Dr. Roger Bezdek | February 16, 2014
EPA "cost of carbon" analyses ignore huge benefits of hydrocarbons and carbon dioxide
Liberal Media in Free Fall
By Alan Caruba | February 16, 2014
Even the most blatant liberal coverage has been unable to hide the tide of scandals
Nitric oxide, beets, cardiovascular health, Superbeets
Rand Paul vs. Hillary Clinton:
Normalcy Bias
By Guest Column Shirley Reynolds | February 15, 2014
Our founding fathers had a dream and we've turned it into a nightmare.
A brief lesson and warning for the current Republican “leadership”
By Mike Henkins | February 15, 2014
Earn the trust of those you wish to lead or continue to die the slow death you seem so intent to bring upon yourselves and the Republican Party
A Presidents’ Day reminder of why we must fight
By Herman Cain | February 15, 2014
What if they had given up?
We see his lies but not the way out
By Judi McLeod | February 15, 2014
Cold harsh reality of Mr. “Not a Bad Guy” only “misunderstood” Barack- Teleprompter-Pen-and-Phone Obama
My Phony Valentine
By Judi McLeod | February 15, 2014
Romeo Barack dispatched his husbandly Valentine thingy by tweeting a Valentine message,
It’s Your 5th Birthday, Tea Party
By Robin Rohr | February 15, 2014
Uniquely American character has been forged by overcoming adversity, strengthened by an honorable resolve, and continues to grow with the message of true freedom and liberty
A New Enemy To Unite the GOP
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | February 15, 2014
The Public Sector Union Lobby as Public Enemy No. 1 can conserve Conservatism and re-unify the Republican Party.
A Southern Black History Month tribute
By Calvin E. Johnson Jr. | February 15, 2014
Did you know that Black units were segregated in the Union army but Black soldiers were integrated in the Confederate Army?
The Guides Strike Back!
By David C. Jennings | February 15, 2014
The secularists will await their opportunities to challenge and weaken faith again
The Final Curtain for Chocolate City Ray and his Corruption Factory
By Jeff Crouere | February 15, 2014
Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was found guilty on 20 of 21 corruption counts
We’re number 46
By Jerry Philipson | February 15, 2014
If freedom of the press is lost in the United States freedom will be lost in the United States
From Jade to Junk
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 15, 2014
China's Moon Rover--Jade Rabbit-- has malfunctioned
Pennsylvania: An Energy and Economic Analysis
By Institute for Energy Research | February 14, 2014
Fracking, natural gas, Pennsylvania, state analysis
Virginia Judge Ignores “We the People” and Overturns Marriage Law
By Liberty Counsel | February 14, 2014
“This decision is outrageous and legally flawed. Judges would be well-served to read the U.S. Constitution and not invent or rewrite it,”
Visit Tallahassee Spring and Summer Events
By News on the Net | February 14, 2014
Tallahassee thrives this spring and summer blending historic tales, cultural traditions and modern festivities