China’s Second Great Leap Forward
By Daniel Greenfield | July 7, 2011
The "Big Picture" vision of the Second Great Leap Forward is about to collide with economic realities and unspoken truths
Inhofe questions EPA science behind new standards
By EPW Blog | July 7, 2011
Linked NAS criticisms of the scientific methodologies used by EPA's Integrated Risk Information System
The Obama Legacy
By News on the Net | July 6, 2011
Political elite is selling us down a river by devaluing our currency, thereby initiating inflation
Issues with Wind Power
Last chance for GOP to stop EPA train wreck
By Steve Milloy | July 6, 2011
Job-killing and economy-slowing problem that is the Obama Environmental Protection Agency
CANADA FX DEBT-C$ slides to near-week low on China, Portugal
By News on the Net | July 6, 2011
China's tightening also raises concerns about a hard economic landing there,
Does History Repeat Itself?
By Alan Caruba | July 6, 2011
Giant dust storm slowly engulfing Phoenix, Arizona
Joining SAF in the original lawsuit were Action Target, Inc., the Illinois State Rifle Association and three Chicago residents, Rhonda Ezell, William Hespen and Joseph Brown
Casey Anthony: Must everything be about race?
By Lloyd Marcus | July 6, 2011
The "black eternal victim chip"
Is it Obama’s America or Darby’s Castle?
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | July 6, 2011
We cannot afford four more years of Barack Obama
The High Price of Obama’s Fake Jobs Scheme
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | July 6, 2011
In reality, the White House is probably better off fighting over those numbers than over the unemployment statistics staring the President in the face.
The Jewish Vote
By Daniel Greenfield | July 6, 2011
The American Jewish population in a generation will be more conservative, less urban and less tied to the dinosaur leftist organizations that have exerted a death grip on Jewish life
The Tipping Point: Embracing the Muslim Brotherhood
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | July 6, 2011
The enemy within
A New Declaration of Independence for a New Revolution
By Warner Todd Huston | July 5, 2011
Return to our true American character
Obama using your private emails to get re-elected
By Judi McLeod | July 5, 2011
'Obama the Ineligible’ and the social media
The Last Refuge of Liberty
By Daniel Greenfield | July 5, 2011
The left today, which promises liberty through equality, but delivers only tyranny through bureaucracy
The Debt Ceiling Fiction
By Alan Caruba | July 5, 2011
The Republicans have put forward a plan to solve the debt problem. The Democrats have not even produced a budget in more than 800 days
Fair & Balanced! Has CNN ever inspired a peer-reviewed scientific paper?!
Israel’s palace coup plotters
By Caroline Glick | July 5, 2011
Israel today faces the most daunting and complex threat spectrum it has ever seen.
No mystery to non-recovery
By Dennis Avery | July 5, 2011
The economy hates uncertainty, and Obama has introduced more economic uncertainty than we’ve had since Hoover and Roosevelt started violating the law of supply and demand 80 years ago
Part III: Taxpayer Friendly Platform
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | July 5, 2011
Here are a few other ideas the CTF floated on accountability, the environment and justice.
Beware Obama’s Backdoor Amnesty Dream
By Heritage Foundation | July 5, 2011
Coincidentally or conveniently, (pick your adverb), ICE’s prosecutorial discretion leads it to adopt enforcement parameters that bring about the same ends as the DREAM Act
Power Shift: EU Parliament Votes Down The 30% Emissions Proposal
By Guest Column Benny Peiser | July 5, 2011
The Climate Policy Network
Canada Post and the Union Both Stink
By News on the Net | July 5, 2011
Hire or fire. Never string people along
E-Verify and the Emerging Surveillance State
By Tom Deweese | July 5, 2011
Subjecting all Americans to an International databank
A Republic, If…
By Mike Foil | July 5, 2011
Republic, Democracy, Mobocracy and the Constitution
Flash mob at Cape Cod Stop and Shop
By News on the Net | July 5, 2011
Spirit of America Band
Noam Chomsky Gets Half a Clue
By Selwyn Duke | July 5, 2011
No matter how many people call you a “renowned” intellectual, you’re perhaps not all that smart
Hyundai best-selling passenger car brand in Canada
By Guest Column | July 5, 2011
The Sonata Hybrid intermediate sedan, Elantra compact sedan and Accent subcompact consume fuel at a respective rate of just 4.6, 4.9 and 4.8 L/100km on the highway.
Juliet Eilperin flouts WashPost Ombudsman
By Steve Milloy | July 4, 2011
Juliet Eilperin's biased coverage of climate stories