Wanna Go For a Ride? Why Dogs Go Nuts Over Car Rides
By News on the Net Kim Salerno | March 18, 2014
Dogs are all about smells, and for good reason. According to Nova's website, scientists have determined that dogs have about 3,000,000 olfactory receptors in their noses
Justina Pelletier Case Waiting on Ruling From the Judge
By Liberty Counsel | March 18, 2014
“Our goal is to get Justina home with her parents as soon as possible
Words.
The price of purity.
Great Wines Tell an Honest Story
By David White | March 18, 2014
A great wine offers an honest reflection of where it came from.
Black Senior Forced to Choose: Obama or Jesus
By Lloyd Marcus | March 18, 2014
Conversation with my dad
US intervention in Russia
By Guest Column Virginia Sparks | March 18, 2014
Crimea, Ukraine, Putin
Russia’s membership on the Council directly undermines the credibility and legitimacy of the United Nations in general and its human rights system in particular
A Crisis of Government Intervention
By James Neal-Ellis | March 18, 2014
Tuition Subsidy & Graduate Unemployment:
Does the ObamaCare Deadline Apply to Me?
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | March 18, 2014
Get ready to pay up, comrades.
UN Climate Talks In Bonn Fail
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 18, 2014
Americans List Climate Change As One Of Their Lowest Priorities
Get Oxfam out of the lobbying business and back to raising money for famine relief
Profanity And Vulgarity In TV Commercials
By J.D. Longstreet | March 18, 2014
Americans Are The New Barbarians!
Scientific Publishing Issues
By Jack Dini | March 18, 2014
Open-access journals, Computer-generated papers
Ontario is much deeper in debt than California, the poster child for fiscal irresponsibility
Obama’s idea of ‘sanctions’: Let all Putin’s main henchmen off the hook
By Dan Calabrese | March 18, 2014
Weak, ineffectual sanctions are really just a logical extension of Obama's domestic governing approach
Have a Heart for Artichokes
By Wes Porter | March 18, 2014
March Gardening: Artichoke hearts, cooked and chilled, make one of the best garnishes for cold dishes
The Power of Protest
By Randy Hillier | March 17, 2014
“Years of poor energy policies like the Green Energy Act have cost this province jobs
Christianity already being forced out in Russian-controlled Crimea
By Judi McLeod | March 17, 2014
The KGB tiger called Putin has never changed his stripes
America Spirals Down the Socialist Sinkhole
By Alan Caruba | March 17, 2014
The danger of what Obama is doing is becoming obvious to a growing body of Americans
CNN: Democrats hammering the 2014 ‘panic button’
By Robert Laurie | March 17, 2014
'Poisonous' President has GOP momentum 'snowballing'
The lowdown from my dinner with Dr. Ben Carson
By Herman Cain | March 17, 2014
Many were intimidated out of attending. It was truly their loss.
Wake on Water—The Edgewater Hotel, Seattle
By News on the Net | March 17, 2014
Seattle's only waterfront hotel
Says Florida loss was just a 'set up' so Dems can win in the Fall
Boycott Guinness, Sam Adams, Heineken
By Christian Newswire | March 17, 2014
The St. Patrick's Day parade is quintessentially Catholic, beginning with a Mass in St. Patrick's Cathedral
Justina Pelletier Case of Teen in DCF Custody Returns to Court
By Liberty Counsel | March 17, 2014
Justina is now speaking out, and her words are being heard
Despite Canada and US being recognized as global leaders on Religious Freedom
A New Cold War?
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 17, 2014
Ukraine Crisis Signals Shift In Global Energy Politics
How A ‘Miracle’ Victory Over Cory Booker Could Change Political History
By Ralph Benko | March 17, 2014
2014 elections
An American Fukushima? Lawmakers neglect our vulnerable power grid
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | March 17, 2014
EMP, Fukushima, Guilty Knowledge, Infrastructure & EMP

