Japan’s Nuclear Heroes Show Us The Way
By Paul Pekarek | March 14, 2011
We should stand with these heroes, and build a new age of prosperity with ever more safe & inexpensive nuclear energy
Canning Sweetbreads, and Cake
By Dub and Deb | March 14, 2011
Carrot cake, Nutbread cake,
Republicans need to don a skirt and grow a back bone: Wisconsin revisited
By Guest Column Carmen Reynolds | March 14, 2011
The sooner Republicans don a skirt (if that’s what it takes), grow some cojones and walk the talk, the better
Government's ongoing battle with terrorist group Al Shabaab and the marauding Somali pirates
The Flag
By News on the Net | March 13, 2011
To those offended by our flag
Government has not made the case for F-35 Purchase
By News on the Net | March 13, 2011
RE: PM comes to defence of attack aircraft, Terry Pender, Mar 12 2011
Spring can’t come soon enough for city’s water department
By Infrastructure News | March 13, 2011
Pipe nightmares
Thirty-Five Years of Pulling the Wool Over Peoples’ Eyes
By Guest Column Thor Asgardson | March 13, 2011
Not a hate crime but a sordid story of competing drug gangs resorting to violence to settle a score
Will Barack Try Syndicalism to Cripple America?
An Earthquake and a Tsunami
By Ari Bussel | March 13, 2011
There are no excuses for a lack of readiness or laziness at conducting drills or a “we will survive—we will manage” attitude
An Islamist’s Crocodile Tears
By Daniel Greenfield | March 13, 2011
Congressman Keith Ellison
Global Warming, R.I.P.
By Alan Caruba | March 13, 2011
I come to bury global warming, not to praise it
Empty Suits Are Dangerous
By Dr. Gerald Stephens | March 13, 2011
Mr. Obama, is without question a megalomaniacal Marxist
Daylight Saving Time- Does It Really Make Sense?
By Jack Dini | March 13, 2011
The idea was first suggested by Benjamin Franklin during his tenure as an American delegate in Paris. A well-known skinflint, Franklin calculated that thousands of pounds of candle wax could be saved with his idea
Gas price too high? Thank the greens, Dems, and Clinton
By Henry Lamb | March 13, 2011
The real reason ANWR remains closed to needed domestic oil production is the relentless propaganda campaign waged by green organizations that preach the now-discredited gospel of global warming
Does An Attacker Attacked Have A Right To Attack Back?
By J.J. Jackson | March 13, 2011
Rights? Really? Rights are inalienable things. They are granted by God. The collective bargaining “rights” the unions had were negotiated in a contract
Every year 25,000 people die from gastrointestinal bleeding due to non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as Aspirin, Tylenol, Advil and Motrin (ibuprofen), and Aleve (naproxen)
Utility Meets Political Correctness
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | March 12, 2011
Mercedes GLK 350 4Matic and Toyota Prius
Warner, Fox Movies Come to Smart Phones
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | March 12, 2011
"Groundbreaking App Editions"
Live Feed from Japan
By Judi McLeod | March 12, 2011
TV Asahi, Canadian, American Red Cross Donations
Welcome to the Third World
By Paul Driessen | March 12, 2011
Develop American energy – or say good-bye to jobs, revenue and modern living standards
CIBC branches will also collect donations for the Red Cross
Building Nuclear Power Plants
By News on the Net | March 12, 2011
Containing radiation
Fighting to maintain the status quo
By Klaus Rohrich | March 12, 2011
America's recession of 2008 exposed just how corrupt and out of touch most politicians were with common Americans
Union Myths and Myth-stakes
By Jerry McConnell | March 12, 2011
One-third of U. S. wages are provided by the government
Kerchner and Apuzzo on CFP Radio Tonight
By Doug Hagmann & Judi McLeod | March 12, 2011
CFP Radio: Hagmann McLeod Report
The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend
By Arnold Ahlert | March 12, 2011
Peter King's Congressional hearings regarding Muslim radicalization
The Japanese Quake: Another Ice Age Precursor?
By Philip V. Brennan | March 12, 2011
Raised Bed Garden
By Dub and Deb | March 12, 2011
Landscaping and planted completed
Japan is the Worst Case Scenario
By Alan Caruba | March 12, 2011
You can rebuild buildings, roads, bridges, railroads and such, but restoring confidence in the future will take a generation or two for Japan

