New Power Grab Rule
New Halloween videos from the American Chemical Society
By Guest Column | October 30, 2011
Hard candy chemistry!
Scientist Who Said Climate Sceptics Had Been Proved Wrong Accused Of Hiding Truth By Colleague
By Guest Column Benny Peiser | October 30, 2011
A leading member of Prof Muller’s team has accused him of trying to mislead the public by hiding the fact that BEST’s research shows global warming has stopped.
Muller accused by colleague of hiding data
By Steve Milloy | October 30, 2011
Climategate, Part 2
Camping Out in La-La Land
By Arnold Ahlert | October 30, 2011
Clueless kids who think the world owes them a living, odious combination of public sector union hacks, hypocrite rich celebrities, burnt out '60s hippies or devious politicians exploiting them for their useful idiot value
Regional planning brings regional governance
By Henry Lamb | October 30, 2011
Freedom cannot exist in an administrative form of governance
PGX Fiber Fights Obesity
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | October 30, 2011
Some authorities on nutrition now consider PGX the natural Holy Grail in treating obesity.
Creamed Chicken on Cornbread, Grannie’s Mac ‘N’ Cheese, and Mamma’s Strawber
By Dub and Deb | October 30, 2011
Home Cookin'
The Mormon Myth- fishing for a red herring
By Roger Gitlin | October 29, 2011
I will vote for any Republican over radical ideologue Barack Hussein Obama
What was the Glue?
By Otis A. Glazebrook, IV | October 29, 2011
Barack Obama owes his election, in large part, to one bright large and shining lie: Slavery was America's original sin."
Whither the IDF?
By Caroline Glick | October 29, 2011
Israel's release of hundreds of convicted Palestinian mass murderers in exchange for Gilad Schalit was a shot of adrenalin for Hamas and Fatah alike
The Nefarious Plan
By Guest Column Michael Vallins | October 29, 2011
My biggest triumph, I believe, was gradually instigating liberalism into society, especially in education
Occupy Wall Street Kitchen Staff Tired of ‘Freeloaders’?
By Warner Todd Huston | October 29, 2011
Occupy Wall Street are sick and tired of working themselves to the bone for homeless people, criminals, and other freeloaders who are eating their food. This is called being mugged by reality
Saab heads for Chinese owners after rescue bid
By News on the Net | October 29, 2011
The prospect of a new Chinese deal persuaded court-appointed administrator Guy Lofalk to withdraw a request to terminate a creditor protection scheme
Media Coverage of China is Overlooking Significant Stories
By Roger Aronoff | October 29, 2011
China has been increasing its influence and presence in recent months, though it’s not getting a lot of attention in our media
“Thousands to Encircle the White House”
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | October 29, 2011
“Tyranny of oil”:
Hipsters, Hippies, Homeless and Hopeless
By Daniel Greenfield | October 29, 2011
The left has organized and funded Occupy Wall Street, but it's doing a poor job of controlling it
Meanest Goblin
By Jimmy Reed | October 29, 2011
Halloween, Bully, Bullying Does Not Pay
Success By Failure – The Way Forward For President Obama
By J.J. Jackson | October 29, 2011
When Obama fails, America succeeds
Close connection between terrorism and organized crime, trafficking illicit drugs, money-laundering, illegal arms trafficking, illegal movement of nuclear, chemical, biological and other potentially deadly material
The Circle of Life
By Alan Caruba | October 28, 2011
The birth reminds us that, even in bad times; in the midst of war and economic collapse, life goes on
In a strong America Republic Socialists Need Not Apply
By Judi McLeod | October 28, 2011
Mere words will not curtail Marxism, only walls built against it will
Occupy Chicago Wants to ‘Collapse American Government’
By Warner Todd Huston | October 28, 2011
Retired Palatine teacher, Roger Fraser, who makes nearly $8,000 a month in pension benefits
Organic farmers to get premium welfare?
By Steve Milloy | October 28, 2011
Subsidies aside, organic produce is not “premium” produce. It is not healthier for you, or more eco-friendly.
Business Roundtable: Regulations Are Killing Business
By Warner Todd Huston | October 28, 2011
Government intervention and its avalanche of regulations are killing jobs and businesses not only in Illinois, but nation wide
No Soup For You!
By Arnold Ahlert | October 28, 2011
Angry that "professional homeless people" and "ex-cons masquerading as protesters" have been eating the same free food the chefs provide
Wisc.: Walker’s Union Reforms Are Working!
By Warner Todd Huston | October 28, 2011
A Lesson for Illinois
The High Costs of Marriage Absence
By Phyllis Schlafly | October 28, 2011
The Census Bureau just reported that one quarter of the single moms receiving generous taxpayer cash and benefits actually have a partner living in the house
Tax Rules Prevent Many Canadians from Saving Enough for Retirement
By C.D. Howe Institute | October 27, 2011
C.D. Howe Institute:
Comparison: OWS with America’s Tea Party
By Roger Gitlin | October 27, 2011
No comparison