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If you are paying $5 dollars at the pump for a gallon of gasoline, all the free contraceptives in the world will not make you feel good enough about voting for a loser.

Historians always say that hindsight is 20/20. Seeing as clearly in the present is always a more challenging assignment.

“My Opposition Day Motion next week will bring much-needed accountability and leadership to the provincial government’s role in transit development for Toronto,”

February's record month was bolstered by steep Impreza and WRX/STI sales.

From the Heart? By Sue Land | March 1, 2012
Letting government into the arena of charitable giving

Gardening, germination, greenhouse gardening, vegetable gardening, vegetable seedlings

Rest in Peace, Andrew. You are a great friend, a great boss, and a credit to your country

Enhanced user interface, advanced programming guide and more

The likes of Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and Al Franken (D-MN) have attempted to paint the Blunt Amendment as an attack on women and women’s health,

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The Liberty Justice Center

Infrastructure News

Los Zetas drug cartel, firearms to Mexican Drug Cartels

World Bank and Global Partnership for Oceans:

Scum-mobiles, Socialism and Doctors Turning Wrenches....

EPA’s carbon dioxide rules endanger human health and welfare

They warn that a mixture from a faucet could be fatal.

Strategic Petroleum Reserve

Iran’s nuclear facilities

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House Joint Resolution 2009 proposes an amendment to the state constitution that includes a specific right to keep and bear arms

"As Ranking Member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, and a chief critic of the Obama-EPA's war on affordable energy, I demand that the agency fully explain its justification for this massive gas tax increase."

The New Brisbane Line? By | February 29, 2012
The creeping paralysis of Wild Rivers disease should cure any aborigines of development dreams in the Never-Never land.

British scientists will try to reach Lake Ellsworth, almost two miles below the surface, which may have been isolated for a million years.

New materials remove CO2 from smokestacks, tailpipes and even the air By G. K. Surya Prakash, Ph.D. University of Southern California | February 29, 2012
These inexpensive materials achieved some of the highest carbon dioxide removal rates ever reported for humid air, under conditions that stymie other related materials.

Meeting biofuel production targets could change agricultural landscape By W. Kolby Smith, Ph.D. University of Montana | February 29, 2012
The satellite analysis found that to meet the EISA goals under current technology, farmers would either need to plant biofuel crops on 80 percent of their farmed land or plant biofuel crops on 60 percent of the land currently used

Adaptations to the home glucose monitor, an essential device for millions of people with diabetes that’s inexpensive and simple to use.

The new hybrid inhibits the growth of breast, colon, pancreas, lung, prostate and some leukemia cancer cells in laboratory tests.

Allstate Canada is tough on insurance fraud

White House Wants to Keep Gas Prices High By Mike Brownfield | February 29, 2012
The Obama Administration is seemingly doing everything it can to make paying for energy even more painful by refusing to open access to the country’s oil and gas reserves

Congressional GOP have had the power, but have failed to do anything to stop the Obama EPA since the 112th Congress commenced. Shame on them.