SOMALIA: Islamic Militants Abduct Christian Mother of Two
By News on the Net | August 29, 2013
Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs
Government Sick Days Needs Prescription of Accountability
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Jordan Bateman | August 29, 2013
It seems many government employees have no idea what it’s like in the real world, where sick days are taken only when you’re actually sick
Kerry, Obama and Chemical Weapons in Syria
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | August 29, 2013
Order Military to stand down?
The Useless United Nations
By Guest Column Wayne A. White | August 29, 2013
A burden on the U.S.
Martin Luther King celebration
By Guest Column Virginia Sparks | August 29, 2013
The Left dividing us further
Levinomics for America
By News on the Net | August 29, 2013
The economic ideas in Mark Levin’s new number one bestselling book are no less vital than the constitutional ones.
We’re losing the war on fat; but some new biomed efforts may reverse the tide
By Whitt Flora | August 29, 2013
The truth is that only really good reason for shedding weight is improving your health — not your looks
Labour Day Reality Check: Federal Employees Take Nearly 3X More Sick Days than the Rest of Us
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas | August 29, 2013
Federal employees take 17.9 sick days per year
What to Do in Syria
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | August 29, 2013
Al-Qaeda and other Islamist groups have been the principal beneficiaries of Obama’s passive, “hands-off” approach to the worsening Syria crisis.
Fight back with the truth
By Jerry Philipson | August 29, 2013
Palestine Awareness Coalition campaign
End the Silence
By News on the Net | August 29, 2013
Middle East extremists drove out the Saturday people -- the Jews -- decades ago. Now they are coming for the Sunday people -- the Christians
Scientists find clue to age-related memory loss
By News on the Net | August 29, 2013
Age-related memory loss is a distinct condition from pre-Alzheimer's, research shows.
Grace-Marie Turner has the facts that confirm the anecdotes
Plans for immigration, La Raza, Congress
MLK Would be Embarrassed by BHO
By Doug Patton | August 29, 2013
Fifty years later, the only brotherhood Obama has embraced is the Muslim Brotherhood
The West will Not Learn - Stay out of Syria – Stay out of Arab Lands
By Dick Field | August 29, 2013
The World is in the Age of a Resurgent Islam
Kerry, Obama and war in Syria
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | August 28, 2013
Phony posturing was a bluff
50 years later, black conservatives fulfill the true legacy of Dr. King
By Herman Cain | August 28, 2013
His leadership led to our opportunities
Obama Gets His War On
By Daniel Greenfield | August 28, 2013
Tomorrow, Obama may fight Syria. But the rest of the time, he's fighting us
Florida parakeet foils robbery at neighbor’s house
By News on the Net | August 28, 2013
Emerald, a 21-year-old parakeet perched in Florida
Obama asks Bill Clinton to explain why America needs Obamacare
By Robert Laurie | August 28, 2013
The "Secretary of explaining stuff" will tell you what's good for you.
Boehner is an utter failure: Power of the purse to limit federal spending, force the passage of real budgets
“The Canadian plastics industry has a dozen projects complete or in progress to further recycling and recovery opportunities to reduce plastics entering the marine environment
Promise of psoriasis cure on the horizon
By Guest Column Israel21c | August 28, 2013
Lead Israeli researcher seeks a partner for further research, and investigates how the new pre-clinical trials approach could heal other autoimmune diseases.
This week’s art news
By Tim Saunders | August 28, 2013
Johnny Morant
How scientists met in Florence in July to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the debate
Material in dissolvable sutures could treat brain infections, reducing hospital stays
By American Chemical Society Shih-Jung Liu, Ph.D. | August 28, 2013
Development of PLGA fibers that release vancomycin, a powerful antibiotic that kills many microbes, including the infamous “MRSA,”
Producing hydrogen from water with carbon/charcoal powder
By American Chemical Society Ikuko Akimoto, Ph.D. | August 28, 2013
Traditional approaches to breaking down water, which consists of hydrogen and oxygen, involve use of expensive catalysts or electric current passed through water.
Butterfly wings + carbon nanotubes = new ‘nanobiocomposite’ material
By American Chemical Society Eijiro Miyako, Ph.D. | August 28, 2013
Growing a honeycomb network of carbon nanotubes on Morpho butterfly wings, creating a composite material that could be activated with a laser.
Using a form of ‘ice that burns’ to make potable water from oil and gas production
By American Chemical Society Yongkoo Seol, Ph.D. | August 28, 2013
Salty wastewater is a byproduct of oil and gas production, including hydraulic fracturing, or fracking