Christian Teacher Fired for Unwed Pregnancy, Loses Health Care
By Douglas V. Gibbs | April 11, 2012
The liberal left is foaming at the mouth
America: When Laughter Turns to Mourning
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | April 11, 2012
Santorum, Romney, Obama
TransLink Commissioner Audit Finds Tip of Waste Iceberg
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Jordan Bateman, B.C. Director | April 11, 2012
CTF supports full BC Hydro-style audit on every part of TransLink operations
Provincial Election Spend-O-Thon
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Scott Hennig, CTF-Alberta director | April 11, 2012
Taxpayers Federation compiles list of spending and taxation promises made by the four main political parties
A sea of challenges for the Mediterranean Sea
By American Chemical Society | April 11, 2012
The Mediterranean — the world’s best known sea — faces a sea of challenges in the 21st century
Handheld device for doing blood tests moves closer to medical use
By American Chemical Society Hywel Morgan, Ph.D. | April 11, 2012
Blood lab-on-a-chip
New insights into when beach sand may become unsafe for digging and other contact
By American Chemical Society Tomoyuki Shibata, Ph.D. | April 11, 2012
Disease-causing bacteria in beach sand could pose a risk to children and others who dig or play in the sand.
Real-life scientific tail of the first “electrified snail”
By American Chemical Society Evgeny Katz, Ph.D. | April 11, 2012
To turn a living snail into a power source, the researchers made two small holes in its shell and inserted high-tech electrodes made from compressed carbon nanotubes.
Could “advanced” dinosaurs rule other planets?
By American Chemical Society Ronald Breslow, Ph.D. | April 11, 2012
With the exception of a few bacteria, amino acids in all life on Earth have the left-handed orientation
The winners are high-flying employees who are likely to enjoy pensions that, at retirement, exceed the value of accumulated employee and employer contributions
Toronto Housing Starts Surge in March
By News on the Net | April 11, 2012
The level of activity was well above the trend represented by the six-month moving average.
Buffett Rule 101
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | April 11, 2012
Here’s what you really need to know about Obama’s plan.
NASA Rocked By Climate Rebellion
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 11, 2012
Astronauts Condemn Nasa's Global Warming Advocacy
Gene Weingarten
Obama’s America: Why Black Grievance Will Never End
By Selwyn Duke | April 11, 2012
Black Liberation Theology, Critical Race Theory
Teaching Dependency
By Arnold Ahlert | April 11, 2012
What make progressives desperate? The realization that if they taught America's children how to think instead of what to think, their ideology would be consigned to the ash heap of history.
Bad Amendments of the 20th Century
By Daniel Wiseman | April 11, 2012
Progressivism was the belief that the government could and should mandate something called the public good
The Red Lorelei of Gunter Grass
By Daniel Greenfield | April 11, 2012
Grass, like so much of the German left, sees Nazis everywhere but in the mirror
Jets Losers in the NHL, Champions at the Public Trough
By Tom Barak | April 10, 2012
Hockey, Winnipeg Jets, True North, Fiscally-inept Manitoba NDP
Michelle Obama “really needs” CodePink
By Judi McLeod | April 10, 2012
The hypocrisy of CodePink and their cheerleader Michelle Obama knows no bounds
Republic or Democracy?
By Klaus Rohrich | April 10, 2012
Without the concept of absolute Truth, as in God, the republic will not long survive
MPP Hillier Motions for Greater Private Member Rights
By Randy Hillier | April 10, 2012
These motions will bring greater rights and responsibilities for private members to challenge unfair regulations
November 6, 2012
By Guest Column Gabi Stark | April 10, 2012
Oratory skills and Teleprompters will not save the day
B.C. Taxpayers Want Pay Equity For Government Workers
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Jordan Bateman, B.C. Director | April 10, 2012
CTF poll shows four in five British Columbians think compensation for government employees should be brought in line with private counterparts
A Teachable Moment about Chemophobia
By Alan Caruba | April 10, 2012
Reliance on sound science leads to sound policy and spares society the harm that junk science causes to the economy, consumers, and to science itself.
Egg-stra Eggs? Turn Them Into Salads, Tarts & More
By News on the Net | April 10, 2012
Ideas for Egg-stra Eggs
AsepticSure is poised to become the gold standard for hospital disinfection
Climate Scientists Are Losing The Public Debate On Global Warming
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 10, 2012
"People have become bored by some of the rhetoric from the green movement as they have other things to worry about"
Radar mitigation at wind farms to cause more deaths
By Guest Column Save the Eagles International | April 10, 2012
The developer predicts that his wind farm may kill five golden eagles over 25 years, but such forecasts have proven wrong in the past by a factor of 10 to 50 times.
Is America Prepared for a Saudi Oil Crisis?
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | April 10, 2012
There are steps the U.S. government can take today to help America become less dependent on foreign sources of oil.